Pokémon: Trainers Start as Bounty Hunters.

Gazing at the white ribbon streaking across the sky.

People all showed expressions of longing and admiration.

This level of skill must indicate a very mature, composed, and powerful trainer!

The monotonous scenery flashed by quickly.

With Pidgeon's super-fast flight, it didn't take long for Tetsuya to arrive at the unmanned power plant located in the eastern part of Cerulean City, near Black Cloud City.

What appeared before him was a building that looked extremely dilapidated.

Not surprising.

This power plant has been abandoned for about twenty or thirty years.

If it weren't for the fact that the facilities inside operate automatically, attracting many Electric-type Pokémon to live there, people might have long forgotten about this place.

And even so.

Only a small number of trainers come here when they want to catch an Electric-type Pokémon.

The environment surrounding Black Cloud City is so unappealing that it makes one want to stay.

"where?"

Tetsuya, having landed on the ground and retrieved his Pidgeot, looked around.

No riot was found as Dr. Oak had described on the phone.

Instead, several trainers looked at him strangely.

"Hey friend, are you here to catch an Electric-type Pokémon too? Aren't you going to wear some insulating clothing?"

A kind young man reminded him.

Tetsuya smiled at the other person: "Thank you, but I was prepared."

"That's good. It would be very troublesome if you were electrocuted, and you wouldn't even be able to give instructions."

There's not much rescue available here, so we should be careful.

Seeing this, the kind-hearted young man didn't say anything more.

He followed his two hastily assembled teammates into the gate of the unmanned power plant.

Although it's an abandoned power plant, the area it occupies is not to be underestimated.

After all, at the peak of its life, it was responsible for supplying electricity to seven or eight nearby cities.

This includes the three great cities of Hualan, Jinhuang, and Kuye.

According to incomplete statistics.

Today, four large Pokémon clans live inside this unmanned power plant.

These are the Pikachu family, the Magneton family, the Voltorb family, and the Electrify family.

There are also scattered Electric-type Pokémon such as Electabuzz, Mega Minion, and Mega Minion living in the area.

Of course, Muk and Weezing, two non-Electric Pokémon, are also essential.

Because there are relatively few types of Electric-type Pokémon among all Pokémon.

Therefore, the Electric-type Pokémon living in unmanned power plants actually encompass at least one-third of the Electric-type Pokémon types.

Many people who are unaware of the reasons are puzzled as to why the ecosystem of the elves in an unmanned power plant is so good.

Zheya is naturally not among them.

"Zetzart, I wonder which one is stronger compared to the other."

He muttered something casually.

at this time.

A man dressed as an electrician hurriedly ran out of the unmanned power plant.

Wearing a red insulating suit, the most noticeable part of him was his hair.

The afro hairstyle looks very beautiful.

"Hello, you must be Trainer Tetsuya Tamaki."

"I'm so sorry I'm late. I didn't expect you to arrive so quickly."

He went up to Tetsuya and apologized repeatedly.

The latter waved his hand with a half-smile: "It's okay, anyway, I'm not the Tamaki Tetsuya you're talking about."

"what?"

The electrician was taken aback by his unconventional answer. "But the photo I received is of you, look."

He showed Tetsuya the information on his wristwatch.

Tetsuya glanced at it.

To be fair, it looks pretty realistic.

If we hadn't already noticed something was wrong, there wouldn't be any problem with this at all.

"Tell me what exactly happened."

Tetsuya decided to play with the rat in the shadows a little longer.

He wanted to see what tricks these guys could pull here.

Moreover.

The guy at the very back hasn't shown his face yet.

He is very petty.

If we can't find out who it is, I won't be able to sleep well for the next month.

The electrician didn't delve into it, but simply exclaimed, "You really know how to joke!"

Let me introduce myself first. My name is Yingyan, and I am a wandering researcher assigned here by the Alliance.

This riot of spirits was mainly composed of electric-type spirits from the third floor.

They are powerful, making them extremely difficult to deal with.

I only have one bouncy ball, which isn't really suitable for this situation.

They had no choice but to seek help from the alliance.

"A wandering researcher?"

Tetsuya frowned.

“Yes.” Yingyan nodded. “As you know, the maglev train between Golden City and Full Gold City is under construction.”

Getting electricity from elsewhere would undoubtedly be a huge waste of time and money.

Therefore, the alliance wants to restart the unmanned power plant here, hoping to directly power the hover train.

It was under these circumstances that I was sent to conduct a specific investigation.

interesting.

Tetsuya immediately understood.

This guy is different from what he initially thought; he's probably not from the Rockets.

He was just an unlucky guy who got dragged into this mess.

The guy controlling it from behind was just using his hand to perform a series of operations.

"The Rockets, they really do have something."

He sighed silently.

"What?" Yingyan looked at him with some surprise.

"It's alright." Tetsuya shook his head. "Anyway, we just need to deal with those Pokémon up there, right?"

What caused the riot? What were the specific circumstances? What were the types and strengths of the spirits involved?

Although Yingyan was curious, he did not ask further: "Yes, as long as we beat them unconscious and render them unable to fight, we can solve the problem. That's how we've done it before."

The main reason is probably because they ate too much, which is also the reason that led to riots in the past.

In terms of strength, the third floor has a Champion-level Electivire, as well as a group of Magnemite and Magneton, with strength around Elite level, led by five Quasi-Champion.

Oh, right, there's a bunch of Muddy in the corner, but they didn't participate in the riot.

As long as we don't provoke them, they probably won't join in.

"It's just a Celestial King-level being, that's alright."

Tetsuya's expression was calm.

on the one hand.

He knew it was because of Zapdos.

As a temporary stronghold for legendary Pokémon, the Electric-type Pokémon living in the unmanned power plant enjoy quite a lot of benefits.

Therefore, it is quite normal for them to be stronger than the outside world.

Especially the third floor, which is closest to the top floor.

Over the years, it would be strange if there were no Elite Four level Pokémon.

on the other hand.

"The opening was a king-level greeting, what will follow?"

He actually started to feel a little expectant.

While the Rockets' executives may not be as strong as the Elite Four, they still possess most of the Elite Four-level abilities.

Tetsuya had long wanted to confirm the current limits of his abilities.

However, being part of the same alliance, there weren't many opportunities for him to showcase his abilities.

He couldn't just grab a Champion-level trainer and beat him up without any explanation; he couldn't do something like that.

As for the claim that the Electric-type Pokémon's "fullness" caused the riot,

This might seem strange for other types of Pokémon, but it's perfectly normal for Electric-type Pokémon.

in other words.

On the contrary, we should be glad that there were no lightning ball groups on the third floor.

Otherwise, the unmanned power plant would probably have been blown up by them long ago.

The fact that the unmanned power plant looks so dilapidated now shows that the lightning orbs and trolleys on the first and second floors must have done a lot of work.

Otherwise, it certainly wouldn't have come to this in twenty or thirty years.

Hidehiko fell silent as he listened to Tetsuya's sigh.

What do you mean by "only one Celestial-level"?

Could it be that he's been doing research for so long that the outside world has become a place where near-superstars are as common as dogs, and superstars are everywhere?

He estimated the other person to be in their early twenties.

Are young people these days all so arrogant?

to be frank.

If it weren't for the fact that Professor Oak's name was listed as Tetsuya's recommender, Hidehiko would have turned around and run away.

It's okay to be a little wild.

But if you're looking to die, don't drag him into it.

"Let's go, now that the riots are over, I'll go meet some new friends."

Hmm.

Not necessarily, it could be an old friend.

As Tetsuya spoke, he strode directly toward the gate of the unmanned power plant.