Pokémon: Trainers Start as Bounty Hunters.

At this time, the participants from fishing spots number one and two, which are closer to the exit, had also arrived.

Everyone gathered together, watching the Gyarados rampage in the distance, and exchanging frantic messages.

It's quite obvious that there are many people and Pokémon fighting Gyarados ahead.

Even from this distance, the sound of skills colliding can be heard quite clearly.

Officer Jenny stepped forward: "Which of the trainers here have elite-level Pokémon? The number of Gyarados is increasing, and we need your help."

Although she said she was helping out, and Officer Jenny's tone was very polite, no one felt they could shirk this responsibility.

Although Officer Jenny won't force you to do anything, the League's rules stipulate that every League citizen has an obligation to help in such situations to the best of their ability.

Of course, you don't have to help, but since your identity isn't unregistered, you'll inevitably encounter various troubles in the future.

Even if a city is actually besieged by elves or attacked by a black organization, you will be forcibly conscripted.

Elite-level trainers are extremely rare, but there are relatively more elite-level Pokémon, not to mention the large number of participants here.

With the statistics and gathering, the more than 60 trainers with elite-level Pokémon were divided into four groups and set off for four fishing grounds.

Tetsuya was among them, and he was assigned to the group at the fourth fishing spot.

Led by Officer Jenny, the group hurriedly arrived at the lakeside.

"Then I'll leave the rest to you all!"

Officer Jenny, who was leading the way, saluted them and then left; her main responsibility was not combat.

"Please release your Pokémon and begin fighting these Gyarados. Be careful not to accidentally hurt your teammates."

Officer Jenny, who was probably the captain, gave some instructions and then hurriedly commanded her Pokémon to start the battle.

"Go! Butterfree!" "Come out and fight! Magneton!" "Electrile, charge!"

The trainers released their respective Pokémon.

Fortunately, this is Vermilion City, where most people have captured Electric-type Pokémon, so their advantage over Water/Flying Gyarados is self-evident.

Tetsuya also quietly released his Pidgeot and Blaziken, but let's just leave the Mantle Rock out.

Even so, the two enormous Pokémon still attracted the attention of many trainers.

Many people showed envious expressions; these are the top three brands.

However, this was not the time to slack off. They were not novice fighters, and they quickly composed themselves and began to command the elves to resist.

"100,000 Volts!" "Paralyzing Powder!" "Thunder!"

Each Pokémon displayed its unique abilities, unleashing numerous ranged attacks towards the Gyarados horde on the lake.

As for whether he might hit his own teammates?

Don't be ridiculous. Who in their right mind would go and fight a bunch of Gyarados in melee? Are they looking for death?

Didn't you see that Officer Jenny was only directing the elves to resist from a distance?

There's virtually no chance of accidentally injuring someone by using skills at long range, unless it's an inside job.

The attacks and skills clashed with Gyarados's attacks, creating a tremendous roar.

At first, the trainer and Officer Jenny had the upper hand, and many Gyarados were defeated and lost their ability to battle.

After all, this newly evolved Gyarados was still slightly lacking in strength. If it weren't for its numerical advantage and its inexplicable desperate fighting spirit, it would have been wiped out long ago.

However, as time went by, the number of Gyarados did not decrease; instead, it increased.

People gradually sensed that something was wrong.

Tetsuya commanded Pidgeot to use Tornado and Blaziken to use Heat Wave, destroying several incoming Water Cannons before walking to Officer Jenny's side.

"Miss Officer Jenny, I am Tetsuya Tamaki from Pewter Dojo. Has the League not yet resolved the root cause of the problem?"

He asked loudly.

There was no way to hear it if the sound was too soft. The surroundings were in complete chaos, filled with the sounds of skill explosions and the cries of the sprites.

The aftermath of Chapter 114

"Almost there! The decoding at the rear is almost complete, and Master Lt. Surge has already solved the first three locations. We'll be here soon!"

Officer Jenny answered Tetsuya's question loudly.

Originally, the progress shouldn't be discussed with regular trainers to prevent any internal sabotage.

However, since Tetsuya was a member of the Pewter Dojo, and the situation required maintaining morale, she hesitated for a moment before deciding to tell him.

Moreover, the overall situation is already settled, and there is basically no chance of any more mistakes.

Those around them heard the answer, and their anxious feelings calmed down somewhat.

Not long after, a disc-shaped, UFO-like creature carrying a man flew over quickly.

"Raichu, thunder!"

"Laiqiu~"

Strangely enough, amidst the noise, everyone heard this commanding voice and Raichu's shout.

A dark orange electric mouse with a white belly leaped down from the sky and then hovered in the air as if defying the laws of gravity, emitting a dazzling yellow light.

With a series of loud bangs, the yellow light from the Thunder skill swept across the entire lake surface at a speed almost imperceptible to the naked eye.

The place, which had been filled with the roars of Gyarados, suddenly fell silent.

Only a few of the League Trainers' Pokémon remained, still attacking desperately, but they soon stopped, bewildered, because the enemy Gyarados could no longer be seen on the lake.

Everyone was shocked. Was this the power of a Pokémon from an Elite Four level trainer?

Tetsuya was also extremely surprised; the power of this spirit was truly beyond his imagination.

You have to understand that when watching videos of battles between Pokémon of the same level, you can't see how powerful these Pokémon are; you just think they fight exceptionally well.

But when the difference in strength was laid bare before him, he realized that the Pokémon in this world could be ridiculously strong, completely unlike what was depicted in the anime of his previous life.

Keep in mind that these Gyarados were being resisted by nearly thirty trainers, and some were even at a disadvantage. Raichu wiped them all out with a single Thunder Shot.

Tetsuya was somewhat bewildered. Was a Heavenly King level being that strong? This was the first time he had ever witnessed a Heavenly King in action.

The UFO-shaped Magneton slowly descended, carrying Lt. Surge, and Raichu also landed on the ground.

After giving instructions to Ms. Officer Jenny, who was in charge, he announced to everyone that the crisis had been resolved and that they could leave once their identities were confirmed.

Regarding this incident, the alliance will provide a detailed explanation later.

Everyone obediently stayed where they were, waiting to leave.

Lt. Surge walked up to Tetsuya. "Kid, we meet again!"

"Greetings, Master Ma Sze Shi Dojo!"

Tetsuya was still immersed in what had just happened, and gave a wooden greeting.

Lt. Surge chuckled. He knew perfectly well why Tetsuya reacted this way; he had reacted the same way when he first met the Celestial Spirit.

"Alright, stop thinking about it. With your and your elf's talent, you'll have this strength sooner or later. Then you'll know why you're so strong."

Maslow patted Tetsuya on the shoulder, signaling him not to overthink it.

Tetsuya nodded slightly, gradually calming down. Although his opponent was excessively strong, just as Lt. Surge had said, he also had full confidence and trust in himself and his Pokémon.

In other words, will I be this strong in the future, or even stronger?

Tetsuya's eyes gradually burned with fervor, as if a flame was burning within them.

"Great, that's exactly the state I'm looking for." Lt. Surge patted Tetsuya's shoulder again with satisfaction. "A trainer should have an unyielding pursuit of strength, and he still is."

"Good luck! I'm off now!"

Lt. Surge just happened to see this junior coming over for a visit. He still had a lot of follow-up work to do, so after saying a few words, he took Raichu and boarded Magneton's back.

The Magneton slowly rose into the air and quickly disappeared from sight.

After the identity verification was completed, all the trainers present had no problems and left. Tetsuya also returned to the Pokémon Center.

......................

A private residence in Koba City.

In front of a slightly lit computer screen, a person is giving a report.

"Boss, Dr. Shiranu's radio wave experiment has been carried out, and the Alliance's reaction has been quite significant."

"Hmm." In the video, the man with his seat back to the screen replied in a low voice, stroking the milky white cat elf beside him.

After a period of silence.

"Let Shiranu go to the base in Kaji Town to continue his research. Now is not the time to confront the Alliance head-on."

How's the thing I asked you to do going?

The man asked, seemingly casually.

"I'm sorry, boss, after contacting them, they angrily refused." The man in black, whose clothes also had an "R" marked on them, lowered his head nervously.

"Heh, it doesn't matter. It's just to plant a seed, and besides..."

The man wasn't angry; instead, he muttered to himself with a smile, and the last part of his speech was completely inaudible.

"Next, you'll go to Golden City. First, go to..."

The man in black listened respectfully to the instructions given by the man in the video.

...................

In the backyard of the Leaf Dojo.

MapleNight's grandfather, the previous leader of the Fallen Leaf Gym and Lt. Surge's master, was drinking tea and listening to Lt. Surge's story.

"The Rockets?"

Feng Linwan muttered to himself.

"Hmph, these little reptiles dare to come looking for me? They're nothing but clowns in the shadows."

Ma Xueshi was still furious.

It's important to understand that at this time, Team Rocket was far from being as powerful as Tetsuya later imagined; most people thought it was just an ordinary yakuza organization.

"Get ready," Feng Linwan said leisurely.

"Hmm?" Ma Xueshi looked at his master with a puzzled expression.

"The alliance will react, so just be prepared." Feng Linwan sipped her tea, resting on the recliner with her eyes half-closed.

"Yes." Ma Xueshi nodded slightly, knowing that his master had seen more than he had.

"You should use your brain occasionally, instead of thinking about getting stronger all the time."

..............

Quartz Plateau, headquarters of the Kanto Alliance.

"I told you guys, when that female leader passed the torch, she should have completely crushed the Rockets."

"Ha, that sounds nice, but I remember you didn't say that back then."

"Alright, alright, it's already like this. The existence of the Rockets isn't without its benefits to the league."

"The benefits are there, but we should give them a warning after this one."

"A warning is necessary."

"The other party has had contact with Lt. Surge of the Vermilion Dojo. What do you think?"

"They probably want to recruit him, since judging from his resume, this guy is someone who is extremely competitive and pursues strength to the extreme."

"Is he trustworthy? Perhaps we should do this..."

..............

Tetsuya lay flat on the bed to rest, feeling somewhat exhausted from the sudden accident.

Unbeknownst to him, the repercussions of this incident were far from over.