Pokémon: Trainers Start as Bounty Hunters.

Speaking of this, Aluminum Steel Dragon started getting irritable again.

Blaziken quietly walked over to Tetsuya and became his translator.

Listening to the translated account from Aluminum Steel Dragon, Tetsuya's eyes gradually lit up: "Just as I thought."

It's actually quite simple; this Aluminum Steel Dragon was driven out by a deeper group of Dragon-type Pokémon.

Therefore, Tetsuya initially observed that very little of the rock surface was consumed, which did not seem to match its appetite.

This is entirely because the aluminum dragon has only been here for less than a month, and most of the food it consumes is accumulated from the past; the rocks here are only eaten occasionally.

As a powerful Dragon-type Pokémon of the Elite Four rank but not a Dragon-type, Duraludon certainly has the right to live in the deepest depths.

Unfortunately, this guy messed with one of the most powerful groups in the group, Garchomp.

Despite its resistance, Aluminum Steel Dragon had no choice but to slink away to live in a less deep place, facing a group of pseudo-gods with a champion-level ancestor as their backer.

Chapter 477 Finding a Way Out

Of course, according to the "normal" version of what Aluminum Steel Dragon said, it belongs to the category of wanting to change places to live after staying in one place for too long.

It just so happened that the group of Garchomp sharks disturbed its life, giving it an opportunity.

It's not because we can't beat those earth dragons.

Tetsuya stroked his chin: "Anyway, it's just bad."

He gave a final summary statement.

The righteous-sounding expression on Aluminum Steel Dragon's face immediately froze.

"Awooo, awooo!"

It howled wildly in a fit of rage.

If it weren't for the fact that it had just lost to Blaziken and was currently exhausted, Duraludon would definitely have shown the humans in front of it what the pride of a Dragon-type Pokémon is.

"Snapped"

A ball of water wobbled and hit its body.

The aluminum-steel dragon, which had been full of energy, immediately wilted, and its eyes started rolling around again.

"Boga"

Prince Bo, standing to the side, spat out another mouthful of water in disdain. "Is that all?"

It stood with its hands on its hips next to the blazing chicken, exuding an air of domineering arrogance.

Zhe patted its head in annoyance.

You haven't finished asking the questions yet. Can't you knock me out after you've finished asking them?

"Boga"

Prince Bo nodded knowingly, "Okay, no problem, I understand."

"Ow~"

Aluminum Steel Dragon quickly regained consciousness.

After all, given Prince Bo's strength, the damage he inflicted on it was truly negligible.

If it hadn't been in such a bad condition, it wouldn't have fainted.

The aluminum steel dragon roared angrily at Prince Bo.

You weak little elf, I will definitely show you what a dragon is...

"puff"

Prince Bo looked at Tetsuya with an innocent expression.

This really wasn't my fault; it bullied me first, and I was just acting in self-defense.

Prince Bo felt that he made a very good point.

Tetsuya, speechless, picked it up and tossed it behind his back.

This will never end if it continues like this.

The aluminum-steel dragon slowly awoke once more.

This time, however, it didn't make a sound.

He simply stared at Tetsuya's back with eyes full of grief and indignation.

The dragon, fallen into poverty, was bullied by a goose; it remembered this grudge.

Tetsuya almost burst out laughing.

He discovered that the elves in the dragon's lair were all very different in personality from their wild counterparts.

If it were a wild dragon-type Pokémon, it would never be willing to make that expression or choose that way.

"Perhaps I could write a paper to discuss this, maybe it's because we lived together in the dragon's lair."

Tetsuya seemed to be deep in thought.

However, he quickly shook his head.

When did my thinking start leaning towards that of a researcher?

Moreover, if you want to use data from the dragon's lair spirits to write a paper, Yanmo and the Dragon Tamer might not agree to it.

The aluminum-steel dragon stared blankly at the human in front of it, its mind wandering and its head shaking intermittently.

This human doesn't seem very bright.

Do you want me to do you a favor?

Once he came to his senses, Tetsuya looked at the aluminum steel dragon with a smile, already having a well-developed idea in mind.

"Ow"

The aluminum-steel dragon lay sprawled on the ground, tilting its head back and calling out to Tetsuya.

Tetsuya didn't mind and said with a grin, "Take me to bully your Garchomp clan, and I'll help you beat them up."

"Ow"

Upon hearing this, Aluminum Steel Dragon frantically shook his head.

It is a bit simple-minded, yes, but not stupid.

Blaziken is slightly stronger...somewhat...quite a bit stronger, but it's still in the Champion-level category.

That Garchomp's clan has champion-level members.

Most importantly, those guys didn't have any idea that it was wrong to bully the weak or the many.

If you offend someone, their entire family will come after you.

But the next moment, its gaze fell on the bright flower on Tetsuya's chest, and it hesitated slightly.

Maybe it really will work?

Tetsuya, of course, noticed that Aluminum Steel Dragon was looking at that flower.

Although he wasn't entirely clear on the meaning of the flower, that didn't stop him from using it to write about.

"You saw this too, right? I think the way those Garchomps drove you out is really affecting the stability of the Dragon's Lair. I think it's necessary to talk to them."

He intentionally or unintentionally showcased the flowers further.

Aluminum Steel Dragon nodded somewhat unconsciously.

Yes, this is so discordant.

In the deepest part, it could have eaten some delicious minerals, and the soil there was even more energy-rich.

Since arriving here, Aluminum Steel Dragon has felt that his appetite is not as good as before.

It hesitated for a moment.

Tetsuya didn't urge him, but just smiled and played with the flowers.

Aluminum Steel Dragon's wandering gaze soon became resolute.

Anyway, at worst he'll just get beaten up. The guardians aren't going to just watch themselves get killed, so there's no harm in giving it a try.

It would be even better if those Garchomps knew they weren't to be trifled with.

"Ow"

It nodded fiercely at Tetsuya.

"Very good, then it's a pleasure to meet you."

Tetsuya excitedly patted the aluminum steel dragon's body.

This big guy saved me a lot of effort.

According to Xiaochun, among the three Garchomp groups in the deepest part, only one has a champion-level Garchomp.

The leaders of the other two teams are both near-championship level.

Since we're going to subdue them, we should definitely choose the descendant of the strongest among them.

Otherwise, wouldn't it be a waste of this precious opportunity?

If Tetsuya were to go find it himself, it would take him at least several hours.

Of course, this doesn't mean that the descendants of the strongest will necessarily have the strongest aptitude.

It's just that the probability is much higher.

Perhaps there are also champion-caliber pups in the other two Garchomp populations.

Anyway, Tetsuya had already made up his mind. As long as someone had the potential to be a champion and their personality wasn't too bad, he would immediately try to gain their parents' approval and recruit them.

After all, champion-level Pokémon are extremely rare.

God knows how he found a champion-caliber Blaziken among a bunch of potential Elite Four members and Elite Four members in the Viridian City black market.

Even now, Tetsuya still feels that he probably used up all his luck back then, which is why he has been unlucky for so long.

If it weren't for Togekiss's super lucky ability occasionally working on him as a trainer, he would have no doubt that he was the epitome of bad luck.

Moreover, even if Gible really had championship potential, Tetsuya wasn't lacking in confidence; he felt he most likely wouldn't be able to take it with him.

Gibles with such qualities are basically the future pillars of their species.

Although there isn't a particular need to fight for food and territory in a dragon's lair, having a powerful leader is always a good thing.

In this situation, it is really difficult to "persuade" the other party's parents or elders to take the little one away.

Even if, hypothetically, there's a gap in the offspring of that group, and no Gibles have outstanding potential, then Tetsuya will have to spend more time searching for them.

If all else fails, just release Togekiss; you might just run into a champion-level pseudo-legendary on the street.

"Ow"

The aluminum-steel dragon arched over Zheye.

What's wrong with this human? He just spaces out every now and then.

It can't wait to go back to the Garchomp clan and get its revenge.

"Excuse me, shall we set off now?"

Tetsuya casually recalled the unfortunate Prince Bogo to his Pokémon; otherwise, who knows how many times Duraludon would have fainted along the way. He could hardly contain his excitement.

It's a pseudo-legendary, Gible.

Come to think of it, he always felt that Prince Bo and Gible were a good match, but he didn't know why, and he couldn't quite remember why.

However, he felt that following his intuition was not a bad thing.

"Ow"

Aluminum Steel Dragon let out a howl, signaling Tetsuya and Blaziken to follow, and then chose a direction and ran deeper into the dragon's lair.

Judging from its speed, you would never guess that it had just been knocked unconscious several times in a row.

"Gallade, please."