Pokémon: Trainers Start as Bounty Hunters.

Dragon Fangs are definitely not something you can trade; their value and usefulness far surpass that of Dragon Scales.

So if that doesn't work, he'll have to try his luck with the other quasi-god races.

Tetsuya smiled and handed over the dragon scale.

It's definitely a little painful to say, since dragon scales are very expensive on the market.

But compared to the possibility of becoming a pseudo-god, this price seems insignificant.

Garchomp stretched out its wings and took the tiny scale.

Under the astonished gazes of the one person and the two elves, it opened its mouth wide and swallowed the dragon scale whole.

So that's how it's used? Tetsuya watched this scene with some curiosity.

Trainers typically use dragon scales to help their Pokémon learn about them, and rarely use them for food.

This is probably another usage that Garchomp and its kind figured out on their own.

"just"

After consuming the Dragon Scale, Garchomp's attitude improved considerably.

Aside from still not giving Duraludon a second glance, it turned around and wagged its tail at Tetsuya and Blaziken, signaling them to follow.

Unlike when it came, this time it did not fly, but walked step by step into the desert.

Tetsuya quickly recalled Gallade into its Poké Ball and followed with Blaziken.

Amidst the swirling sandstorm, the forgotten aluminum-steel dragon stood frozen in place, its face filled with bewilderment.

No, the development process is a bit different from what it imagined.

After thinking for a moment, Aluminum Steel Dragon plopped down on the sand.

It didn't care; it had promised to take revenge anyway, and it would have to wait for that human to come out and find out the truth.

Thinking this, Aluminum Steel Dragon casually grabbed a handful of sand and threw it into his mouth.

Although their main food source is rocks, it's nice to eat sand occasionally as a snack.

Its silvery-white body quickly blended into its surroundings.

the other side.

Tetsuya, deep in the desert, had apparently forgotten about the existence of the Aluminum Steel Dragon for a short time.

He stared wide-eyed at the scene before him, completely bewildered.

On a huge sand dune, dozens of gible sharks and fanged sharks were playing happily together.

There were also quite a few Garchomps lying lazily on the sand, taking a nap.

Based on a simple visual estimate, there are at least forty or fifty near-gods here.

His breathing became much more rapid.

What does it mean to have forty or fifty near-god-like beings?

It's worth noting that if we were to draw an analogy for the number of quasi-gods, it would roughly be comparable to the giant panda, which wasn't properly protected in the previous era.

Compared to Pokémon like Caterpie that are everywhere, each pseudo-legendary Pokémon is extremely rare.

This is like having dozens of mountains of gold placed in front of him.

Tetsuya had previously thought that the group Tsubaki was talking about was the kind with a dozen or twenty members, but he never imagined that they were all over fifty.

This is just one of them.

Thinking about the number of all the Dragon-type Pokémon in the Dragon's Lair, Tetsuya felt a momentary dizziness and almost couldn't resist the urge to rob the Dragon Tamers.

No wonder everyone says Yanmo is rich.

You can't afford to raise so many dragon-type Pokémon if you don't have money.

"Yan~"

The Garchomp that was leading the way for Tetsuya let out a long roar.

Instantly, dozens of eyes focused on Tetsuya.

"Down"

Blaziken instinctively stood in front of Tetsuya, adopting a defensive stance.

This kind of oppressive force...

A bead of sweat involuntarily seeped from its forehead.

A Garchomp, visibly larger than its kin, slowly rose from the sand.

"Yan~"

It responded to its tribesmen below with the same call.

Chapter 479 The Use of Flowers

The two Garchomps began to communicate, one after the other.

It was clear that the larger Garchomp had taken the initiative.

"Number Zero".

Tetsuya silently called out to the cheat he had forgotten about for who knows how long.

After a period of analysis, a clean blue panel appeared.

Garchomp

Category: Supersonic Pokémon

Type: Dragon + Ground

Height: 2.34m (average is 1.9m)

Weight: 127.4kg (average weight 95.0kg)

Strength: Champion

As he expected, this Garchomp, which looked anything but ordinary, was the leader of the pack.

Based on his intuition, Tetsuya felt that this Garchomp was probably about as strong as Cynthia's.

Of course, Cynthia's Garchomp is slightly smaller than this one.

This is because her Garchomp was bred from a young age.

Wild elves, during their development, will subconsciously grow larger because it makes them appear more intimidating and can effectively protect their kind.

While the two Garchomps were talking, the Gibles and Garchomps watched Tetsuya, a human they had never seen before, with curiosity.

Thanks to the aura of a mythical beast emanating from him, these little guys who hadn't yet evolved into Garchomp were unusually docile and didn't throw a tantrum.

As for the other Garchomps, they glanced at Tetsuya lazily before lying down again.

Anyway, our clan leader will handle it; it's not a big problem.

With their parents not reacting, the little ones have become much bolder.

Several Garchomps, accompanied by Gible, stealthily approached Tetsuya.

"click"

"add"

They curiously circled around Tetsuya and the Blaziken, exchanging words with each other.

Blaziken's eyes slowly lit up with the blue light that represented waveguide.

The Garchomp leader glanced in their direction and then continued lecturing the Garchomp before it.

Gible and Garchomp were clearly startled by Blaziken's aura and the voice that echoed in their minds.

However, they soon became incredibly excited and started chatting with the blazing chicken.

This was the first time the little ones had communicated in this way.

Naturally active and full of curiosity, they find everything novel and fascinating.

Seeing their companions behave this way, the other Gibles and Garchomps that were originally watching from a distance also became somewhat restless.

In an instant, Tetsuya was surrounded by a mountain of gold.

Blaziken was struggling to deal with such a large group of pseudo-legendary chicks.

It never expected that its simple intention to exchange ideas would attract so much attention.

"Roar--"

At that moment, a roar from the Garchomp leader froze all the cubs in place.

It swatted those shameful little creatures away with a single wing.

With skillful control of their force, the giblets and fanged sharks that flew out and landed on the sand were not harmed in the slightest.

Instead, they happily shouted out.

Some even came here to experience it again.

The Garchomp leader's face darkened.

"Roar"

As the parents of the little ones, the other Garchomps, seeing the situation was not good, quickly called back their own children.

The Garchomp leader nodded in satisfaction.

Ignoring the little creatures peeking around, it looked at Tetsuya and Blaziken.

"just"

The Garchomp leader roared as it flapped its wings.

"It is saying that although its child brought us in, its offspring will not be raised by outsiders, so we have made a wasted trip."

However, for the sake of that dragon scale, it can let its offspring lead us to the other two Garchomp clans.

If you gain the approval of the Garchomp there, their cubs can be taken out as your leader's Pokémon.

Blaziken diligently performed its translation duties.

Tetsuya then understood why the Garchomp had agreed so readily.

They figured that guy was the crown prince of this tribe.

However, this was not quite what he had expected; he had his sights set on the best giblets.

Moreover, whether analyzing the Garchomp leader's words or the situation presented in front of them, this Garchomp pack is undoubtedly a pillar of the dragon's lair.

This made him even more interested.

"But your child didn't say that just now. It didn't tell me beforehand that the cubs here can't be raised by outsiders. It only said that it needs your approval, leader."

These two seem to be somewhat different, don't they?

Tetsuya argued his case logically.

The Garchomp leader looked at its good-for-nothing offspring with a slightly irritated expression.

It nodded cautiously.

"just"

The Garchomp leader angrily flapped its wing, "You brat, just you wait, I'll beat you to a pulp later!"

Then, it looked at Tetsuya with a headache.

You can't rush them.

As the most powerful Garchomp in the area, its relationship with the Dragonkin is closer than that of other Pokémon.

If the other party can't get in, that's fine, but if they do get in, then we still have to give them this much face.

Ultimately, it was all caused by my own good-for-nothing kid.

They clearly said they wouldn't let human trainers in, but they still did it anyway. I really don't know how they're going to let it lead the Garchomp family in the future.