I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

"To be honest, I don't quite understand this 'using four ounces to deflect a thousand pounds' thing you're talking about." When Tai Chi was mentioned, Shiba suddenly became interested. He looked at Teng Shu and spoke enthusiastically, walking over to him as if they were old friends.

However, he was also carrying a large bag containing a lot of medicine for sprains and bruises, as well as some gifts.

Teng Shu felt somewhat helpless, but he was still quite happy to see Shiba Teng Shu, provided that his overly familiar personality and absurd power were disregarded.

"To be honest, it's very difficult to use Tai Chi in actual combat, so I personally suggest you use it for health maintenance first." Teng Shu scratched his head and then took the bag from him.

Fujiki accepted the gift from Shiba without any qualms, after all, Shiba was one of the Elite Four and a successful figure in the Kanto region.

He earned a lot of money, so Tengshu didn't need to be polite with Xiba.

“I also discovered that when I practiced with my superhuman strength, I found that it was very difficult to apply this Tai Chi in actual combat.” Shiba said with a thoughtful expression.

For Shiba, only matters concerning martial arts can make him focus and take things seriously. Normally, Shiba is actually quite fond of joking and occasionally tells some strange, corny jokes.

"I don't know much about this." Teng Shu shrugged; he really didn't know much about Tai Chi.

After all, Teng Shu's research on Tai Chi in his previous life came from an elective course he took in physical education class during university. For Teng Shu, it was already quite good to be able to perform a set of Tai Chi without making any mistakes.

When Tengshu first met Shiba, he performed a set of Tai Chi. Shiba immediately became interested in Tai Chi and probably practiced it quite a few times. Even now, Shiba's body is covered in bruises.

"It's a pity. It would be great if we could meet the martial artist you mentioned who created such a powerful martial art as Tai Chi." Shiba said with some regret, while Teng Shu remained silent.

What could he say? Shiba wants to see Zhang Sanfeng? That's not impossible, but he'd probably have to go to another world to see him.

"Your orphanage has been on the news lately." Shiba didn't dwell too much on the Tai Chi issue; he smiled as he looked around Tengshu's orphanage.

"Is it because Pokémon built their own shelter?" Teng Shu knew perfectly well why his orphanage had made the news.

After all, the only thing in the orphanage that was worth the reporters' attention was the fact that wild Pokémon had built a sanctuary.

This is a very rare case in the entire Pokémon League. Wild Pokémon have never done anything like this before when facing natural disasters.

Most of the time, they fight alone, at most huddling together for warmth to prevent hypothermia, but now the wild Pokémon in Viridian City have started building houses.

If it weren't for the natural disaster in Viridian City that has caused some problems with access to the outside world, a Pokémon professor would probably have come over.

“Of course, you wouldn’t believe it. Professor Oak was shocked. Apparently, he was planning to come and visit you, but he had a research project at a critical stage, so he’ll be coming later.” Shiba shrugged.

Teng Shu frowned slightly. Would the alliance pay attention to something like this?

It's important to know that the Pokémon League basically doesn't care about wild Pokémon encountering natural disasters. This is because Pokémon have faced all sorts of natural disasters since before humans came into existence. Scholars call this natural selection.

Humans should not interfere too much with natural selection. Isn't the occurrence of natural disasters a way to reduce the number of wild Pokémon and maintain ecological balance?

Although it may seem cruel to humans, nature is inherently cruel.

"Is the alliance worried about something else?" Teng Shu looked at Shiba with some suspicion. He wasn't an innocent child.

Although it seems absurd that wild Pokémon would build shelters to save themselves, and this has never happened before in the entire Pokémon world, making it of great research value, Tengshu felt that the League, with its vast resources, wouldn't bother with such a trivial matter, much less send Shiba over.

"I knew I couldn't hide it from you." Shiba gave a thumbs up, while Tengshu curled his lip.

"The League was worried about why these Pokémon were behaving so human-like, so they sent me to check it out," Shiba said casually, as if it were no secret at all.

Teng Shu understood.

With so many wild Pokémon banding together to do things, this kind of power alliance is bound to have some concerns. After all, they can now build shelters in groups, and in the future, they can launch group attacks on human towns.

Big cities are fine, but the nearby small towns and villages are absolutely no match for so many wild Pokémon.

Chapter 123 Black Flame's Evidence of the Black Fight

Teng Shu didn't try to hide anything and explained it casually. After hearing Teng Shu's explanation, Xiba showed a hint of understanding.

“It seems you have mastered the power of Eternal.” Shiba clearly knew about this unique power. Teng Shu nodded; he did indeed possess the power of Eternal.

"Then that's how I'll report it," Shiba said listlessly. Then he paused and looked at the training area, where Infernape was training hard, throwing punch after punch, and falling down again and again.

Tengshu wasn't surprised that the Pokémon League knew about the Power of Everlasting. After all, the Pokémon League is very strong and large, with so many researchers. It would be rather strange if they didn't know about the existence of the Power of Everlasting.

Tengshu even thought that the League might know about the power of Aura, and that superpowers were probably no secret, since Sabrina, the current head of the Kanto region's Gym Leader, was herself a psychic.

"Is this a Primal Crunchy?" Shiba looked at the Primal Crunchy with great interest and said with certainty. Tengshu nodded.

Although Tengshu and Shiba had known each other for a while, Shiba hadn't actually seen many Pokémon in the orphanage; he had only seen Murkrow.

This is the first time I've ever seen a Fireball.

Shiba watched Infernape, who was currently using the move Rage Punch. It was trying hard to adjust its body to make it more obedient, but the Rage Punch it wanted to unleash turned into a backflip.

"This Infernape isn't feeling well." Shiba glanced at Infernape, and Tengshu sighed before explaining the Infernape's current condition to Shiba. Hearing Tengshu's words, Shiba's eyes also showed a hint of regret.

Such a resilient Inferno Monkey is not very common.

"What a pity. This Primeape possesses the most important quality a Fighting Pokémon should have: perseverance." Shiba looked at Primeape with pity. He knew, of course, how unfortunate it was for a Fighter to suffer from such a neuromotor imbalance.

He wanted to throw a left punch, but he didn't know which part of his body would move, and there was no pattern to it. You could say that if it were someone who wasn't determined, they would have given up the struggle long ago.

Lying flat and living a life where everything is done for you, you might suffer less.

But Infernape persevered. Judging from its battered and bruised appearance, Shiba knew that Infernape had been training for a long time.

That's how you maintain that muscular physique.

"Shiba, as the Champion of Fighting, what do you think is the best way for Infernape to train to become stronger?" Teng Shu looked at Infernape with a sense of regret, and at the same time, he had an idea.

He planned to talk to Shiba about Black Flame.

After all, Shiba is one of the Elite Four, so his words carry a lot of weight. If Shiba says something, it wouldn't be a problem for Black Flame to be disqualified from the competition. However, thinking about this, Tengshu also had a headache. Although he knew that Primeape was Black Flame's Pokémon, the problem was that without direct evidence, there was no way to convict Black Flame.

After all, evidence is needed for organized crime, such as videos or on-site arrests.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to determine whether the other party was involved in a gang fight or a legitimate battle.

“That’s right, maybe we can use that…” Teng Shu thought of something.

While searching for something suitable for Primeape, he noticed an item that could extract and store a fragment of a Pokémon's memory.

The price isn't very expensive either.

One hundred points of happiness.

However, Teng Shu couldn't think of what this thing was good for back then, so he didn't think about buying it. Now, perhaps he could extract the scene from Huo Bao's memories of Hei Yan commanding it to participate in the Black Fight, and then abandoning it.

He'll just say it was given to him anonymously and that'll be the end of it.

Handing it over to Shiba would allow Black Flame to be punished, and with Black Fighter and the abandoned Pokémon, sending Black Flame to the sewing machine wouldn't be a big problem.

You can also ask about the training methods for Primeape.

Although Tengshu had played Pokémon before, games and reality are different. In games, you can become stronger by grinding effort values ​​and leveling up, but you can't do that in reality.

There are no hierarchical systems in reality.

"I do know how to train Fighting Pokémon, but those training methods are all based on one premise," Shiba said with some regret.

Fighting Pokémon, in essence, is about honing muscles and skills. Only through countless trials and tribulations can a powerful Fighting Pokémon be trained. That's how he trained his Pokémon, which is how he reached the Elite Four level.

However, the problem is that those rigorous training sessions require each movement to be performed correctly. If the movements are not performed correctly, then obviously it won't work, not to mention that the situation of the Fire Monkey is so special.

Even Shiba didn't know how to train a Pokémon that couldn't control its own body.

Although Shiba didn't finish speaking, Tengshu knew what Shiba meant.

Shiba's training methods are not very suitable for Infernape.

Teng Shu looked at the Infernape. The Infernape couldn't control its own body, which prevented it from exercising. If Teng Shu could control the Infernape's body, things might be better. For example, he could use a robot to restrain the Infernape's limbs, which might allow the Infernape to exercise under the robot's guidance.

However, this is only a temporary solution and not a permanent one. Moreover, it is not easy to create an exoskeleton suit that is suitable for the body shape of the Infernal Monkey. Even if it is possible, Tengshu does not know if he can afford the price.

So Tengshu gave up on the idea.

"Shiba, come and try this beef jerky I made." Teng Shu chuckled as he went to the kitchen and brought out a plate of roasted beef jerky, while also exchanging for the prop he needed.

The only downside to this item is that it can't be used often. After all, if every abandoned Pokémon were found by Tengshu to be evidence of its owner abandoning it, the League would have some doubts.

Furthermore, if this incident leads to other people abandoning their Pokémon in the wild, or even dumping them in lakes and swamps, it will cause even more trouble.

"Dried beef? Is it beef?" Shiba asked curiously, taking the beef jerky and taking a bite.

Then he immediately took another bite.

This dried beef tastes pretty good.

It's savory and salty, with the unique texture of beef, making you want to eat more.

Tengshu then took out the prop and placed it on Infernape.

Chapter 124 Pokémon Tournament?

"Your dried beef is really good, Tengshu." Shiba chewed on the dried beef in his mouth while looking curiously at what Tengshu handed him.

is a cell phone.

There's also a video above.

Meanwhile, Tengshu brought Shiba to the cafeteria. There was no one else in the cafeteria, so Tengshu didn't have to worry about his conversation with Shiba being overheard.

Although Kai occasionally uses his psychic powers to keep an eye on the orphanage, he is a good kid who knows he shouldn't listen to what others say. Besides, when facing Shiba, the Fighting King, Shiba's Pokémon would detect any ordinary psychic spying.

"If you like it, I'll get you some more to take with you later, but don't eat too much, it's too heaty." Teng Shu said with a smile, and then told Shiba about the Inferno Monkey.

Shiba's expression also became slightly more serious.

The Pokémon League punishes black fighting more severely because it is a serious offense and contradicts the League's principles. However, black fighting is very difficult to detect because unless you catch them fighting Pokémon to death, they can be accused of normal battles.

Therefore, the Pokémon League has always dealt with this matter seriously and without any leniency.

This can be seen as a statement from the Pokémon League. However, although the League's punishment is severe, not many Black Fightings have been caught so far. These creatures are too difficult to detect, and the League cannot install cameras everywhere in the wild.

If the nature of this underworld conflict can be determined now, then the alliance will have several more typical cases to discuss in this year's online legal education program.

"This is... a Black Claw? Next to your orphanage?" Shiba asked, somewhat puzzled, looking at the Primalta lying on the ground, badly injured, and being urged by its trainer to get up and fight.

Such underhanded tactics are usually carried out in secret, since no one is foolish enough to openly provoke the alliance.

Tengshu's orphanage is, after all, under the alliance's name. If someone were to be so arrogant as to engage in a black-clad fight outside Tengshu's orphanage, that would be incredibly audacious.

"No, this is an anonymous tip I received, saying that the fiery monkey that was almost beaten to death inside is the same one from my orphanage," Teng Shu said calmly.

Shiba paused for a moment.

"I understand. I'll go back and report to the Alliance." Shiba knew what Tengshu meant, and he patted Tengshu on the shoulder.

Shiba had seen the Primeape just now; it was a very hardworking and ambitious Pokémon, but unfortunately, it got sick. And now it seems that the Primeape's illness and current state are inextricably linked to this Black Battle.

"Thanks, Shiba." Teng Shu relaxed a bit. With Shiba around, Hei Yan was definitely not going to escape. It was just a bit of a pity that he couldn't make Hei Yan regret it more thoroughly.

Regarding the incident reported today, Teng Shu felt that the other party probably wouldn't regret it too much; they would only be angry that someone had filmed evidence of their shady dealings.

"Hey, no need to thank me. It's the league's responsibility to handle these kinds of things... Just pack me some extra beef jerky later, I quite like it. I'll take it back and have a drink with Adu." Shiba said with a serious face, but as he spoke, he smiled and put his arm around Tengshu's shoulder, indicating that he wanted to take more beef jerky.

Teng Shu was somewhat amused and exasperated, but he didn't refuse. He had a good relationship with Xiba, and even if Xiba hadn't said that to him, Teng Shu would have given him more.

"You and Champion Adu have a good relationship?" Teng Shu asked curiously while serving Xiba roasted dried meat.

"Yeah, last time A-Du was complaining to me that Kona is a bit tough to beat, so he didn't want to be the champion." Shiba stared longingly at the dried meat in Tengshu's hand, then slowly raised the super-strong weapon in his hand.

Yes, superhuman strength.

The vine tree was used to it.

Shiba's training method is rather peculiar. He likes to exercise by holding his Pokémon in one hand, but what's even more outrageous is that his Pokémon have also learned this strange training method from Shiba.

So now Machamp has two Machokes standing in its hands.

Two wrist guards stood on Haoli's hands.

It's like a nested doll.

Although it wasn't the first time he'd seen such a magical scene, Tengshu always felt that Shiba might have come from India, since he'd only ever seen such acrobatic performances in India.

“King Lorelei is an ice-type specialist, so Champion Awakening is indeed a tough opponent.” Teng Shu wasn’t surprised.

Before the Fairy type was introduced, the Ice type was undoubtedly the killer of Dragon types. Even after the Fairy type was introduced, many people still prefer to use the Ice type to fight against Dragon types.

Just like a certain cute Water/Ice type Pokémon, which earned the nickname "Dragon-type killer".

As for Lance, although he is a Dragon-type champion, he is actually a Flying-type, but he still couldn't withstand the special attacks of Ice-type.

After all, flying-type characters are also weak to ice.

“A-Lv doesn’t want to learn from other champions and pair Pokémon with different types.” Shiba shrugged, then casually switched hands, tossing Machamp high into the air so it landed in his other hand.