Pokémon: Trainers Start as Bounty Hunters.

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"Laru"

Seeing her little follower regain her spirits, Ralts tilted her head and let out a questioning cry.

"Kashi~"

Casey thought for a moment and then replied.

This is what makes Psychic-type Pokémon so powerful.

These creatures, whose intelligence far surpasses that of humans, are superior to humans in every aspect except for their sometimes simplistic thought processes.

Although it doesn't have an IQ of nearly 3000 like its final evolution Alakazam, Casey's intelligence is undeniable.

If it weren't for a tired brain holding me back, its popularity would be even higher.

Immediately afterwards, a slight spatial ripple flashed by.

The two elves had already disappeared from the spot.

"Hoo"

Butterfly, who was fanning herself, raised her head alertly.

"what happened?"

While chatting happily with Tetsuya, Abi looked at her companion.

He didn't feel that there was anything in this forest that could threaten his existence.

Rather, he was curious that, under such circumstances, elves would still come to disturb them.

Could it be that Butterfly's king-level aura is fake?

"Hoo"

Butterfree was talking to its trainer.

"Superpower fluctuations?"

Ah Bi seemed to be deep in thought.

Even for a typical Bug-type Pokémon, if it's strong, it's quite difficult for it to sense psychic abilities.

After all, concealment is one of the biggest characteristics of superpowers.

But the Butterfly Barton is different.

It is known as a Pokémon with half of the Psychic-type abilities.

Especially after reaching the Heavenly King level.

This gives Butterfree, despite being a Bug-type Pokémon, a lot of extra room to maneuver in battle.

"It must be one of the little guys that ran away."

Having a good understanding of the habits of the psychic-type elves in the oak forest, Abi quickly made a guess.

He glanced at Tetsuya.

If an elf really chooses this kid, that would be great.

"?"

Tetsuya looked at the silent Abi and typed out a question mark.

What kind of riddle are you playing?

"It's nothing. Butterfly said it smelled delicious. Let's keep going."

Abi said without changing his expression or skipping a beat.

Ba Dadie opened her eyes wide. "I didn't. You're talking nonsense."

"Oh, it seems it's quite the glutton too."

Tetsuya nodded in deep agreement; his little ones were the same way.

The giant butterfly's antennae slowly drooped down; its reputation was ruined.

No, it looked at its trainer. You have to clear my name.

Abi extended three fingers from a blind spot where Tetsuya couldn't see them.

Butterfly's antennae shot up again; that's not impossible.

“nei~”

Not far away, a large Ralts dressed in an evening gown looked at its child and uttered a puzzled sound.

Ralts covered her face in embarrassment.

Chapter 351 The King of Talk, An Unprepared Subjugation Battle (Edited in 15 minutes)

"Sanai~"

Gardevoir, which resembled a magnified version of Ralts, sighed softly.

It seems like my silly child has some kind of cognitive problem.

That human doesn't seem very smart.

Perhaps I've been too strict with it; I should let it go out and explore the world more.

At this point, Gardevoir began to consider her ability to educate her offspring.

It doesn't object at all to its own child wanting to find a human trainer.

After all, Psychic-type Pokémon are known for their longevity.

While they are still somewhat inferior to turtle-type Pokémon, Ghost-type Pokémon, and Dragon-type Pokémon, they are quite different from humans.

Once the trainer is gone, isn't it only natural for them to come back?

Even the most powerful trainers will only have a small number of their Pokémon choose to protect the next generation of their trainers for various reasons.

For example, it might have a short lifespan, or it might not want to move, or it might have grown up with the offspring of its trainer from a young age—all of these are possible.

Moreover, Gardevoir knew all too well that a skilled human trainer would greatly accelerate its child's growth.

This is something that even the most intelligent wild creatures would find difficult to do.

In the world of elves, humans and elves are always in a complementary relationship, rather than one relying on the other.

"Nai..."

Gardevoir glanced at Tetsuya's figure in the distance.

To be honest, putting aside intelligence, this human trainer does seem to be a pretty good choice.

Humans favored by the Forest God can't be too bad, right?

Gardevoir blinked its big red eyes.

As for intelligence, it stated that its kind had never been afraid of many elves in this regard.

It's just that the old men next door don't look like elves.

Therefore, your own child can make up for any shortcomings in this regard.

However, it did not draw conclusions so quickly.

As a parent, it's still necessary to carefully verify the future trainer of its own child.

The two elves, one big and one small, quickly disappeared from the spot.

This time, however, Abi's Butterfly will not be able to find them.

Gardevoir's use and mastery of psychic abilities is far superior to that of Ralts in its first stage.

"arrive."

Meanwhile, Tetsuya and Abi, who were advancing through the forest, finally arrived at their designated location.

Tetsuya glanced around at his surroundings.

"This place is indeed suitable for testing."

He was full of praise.

The ecology of this area, numbered 30, in the oak forest is simply perfect.

Besides the many intricate branches and trunks crisscrossing here, you can even see traces of sand and streams.

This place is essentially a miniature version of an oak forest.

"Right, I knew it."

Abi proudly raised her head.

That's him; this is a place that most people wouldn't venture deep into.

“Nana, start.”

The two exchanged a knowing smile.

Over the next half hour, the weak Bug-type Pokémon that originally lived in Area 30 suffered a complete disaster.

Their protein-rich brains could hardly comprehend why two demons had suddenly appeared in this incredibly remote place where no one had been seen for so long.

They like to cover themselves with a net-like thing and then lock themselves in a small, dark room.

But that's not all.

If you're going to lock someone up, why do you have to release them and then lock them up again, or even two, three, five, or six times?

This is an insult to Bug-type Pokémon!

Countless insect-type "warriors" charged toward the two demons.

Unfortunately, they were still too weak.

Not to mention that those two demons had accomplices who aided and abetted their evil deeds.

One is pink, and the other is actually one of their own Bug-type Pokémon.

The alliance of unicorns and thorn beetles to fight against caterpillars was officially established today.

Many years later, researchers still haven't found a suitable reason to explain why there's an area in the oak forest where there are no traces of caterpillars.

This is almost impossible.

The origin of all this was nothing more than a field experiment that two bored young men suddenly came up with on a whim one day.

That's why they say Bug-type Pokémon don't have Pokémon rights.

"That's about enough, that's about enough."

Seeing that Abi was about to try again with the insect net, Tetsuya quickly stopped him.

The eyes of the spiky beetle in front of him had lost all desire for life.

It's probably because he was arrested and released nine times.

"alright."

Still not satisfied, Abi put the insect net on his shoulder and readily stopped torturing the stinging beetle.

"Swish"

The stinging beetle, which had been lying motionless on the ground and being manipulated, suddenly unleashed extraordinary power.

It covered a distance of three body lengths in an instant.