I made Pokémon come

Solomon returned to his habitat quietly and told his companions the good news.

But when it brought its friends and another Zoroark back to where the fruits were piled, it saw those big bad guys appear nearby again.

Fortunately, in the illusion created by Zoroark, these Pokémon that were looking for food had not yet discovered the hill of berries.

This made Zoroark feel relieved, but he immediately became anxious again.

It knew that it was tiring for Zoroark to keep creating illusions, so it would be bad if it didn't move the food back quickly.

Chapter 264 Zoroark: Zoroark, you will regret it!

Looking at his companions carefully leaving with the food, Zoroark felt extremely complicated.

If it weren't for the fact that its living space was constantly being squeezed by other Pokémon groups, causing food to be scarce, it would never have taken the initiative to intervene in such matters.

Because it has seen how powerful Nian Meir is, and it also knows very well that this is not Nian Meir's limit.

When Slimyme was fighting with other Pokémon before, the terrifying aura hidden in the power that seemed to be able to turn into reality at any time made Zoroark tremble, so it finally chose to use deception to trick the sisters out of this area.

It worked.

But failed again.

When the Slimy Pokémon was brought back to the wetlands and saw its friend, who was already "dead" in its eyes, Zoroark knew that it had no chance.

It was very angry, so angry that it wanted to kill the strange creature that brought Slimy Beauty back here, but after calming down, it realized that there was no point.

Looking at the fruits piled up like a small mountain in front of him, Zoroark couldn't help but look in the direction where John disappeared.

Finally, it shook its head and stopped thinking about those complicated things.

These fruits can allow its tribe to survive for a long time. At the same time, it also heard the communication between Soraya and the other party just now.

These fruits did not appear out of thin air, but were transferred to this location.

But this is a good thing for Zoroark, as it hopes that the invaders will leave the area on their own accord after discovering that there is no food left.

But before that, it needs to protect this hard-earned food.

Seeing another Swampert appearing not far away, which seemed to have smelled the scent of tree fruits and was looking for food, Zoroark tensed up again.

Unlike transforming itself, Zoroark creates illusions by sending images in its mind into the target's brain via powerful thought waves. In other words, in order to do this it must first capture the target's existence.

In the past, it always hid in the dark and used such power to protect its tribe, but the current situation is very unfavorable to it.

More and more Pokémon began to be attracted by the situation here and kept wandering around, and Zoroark and the others only managed to carry back a small part of them.

What made Zoroark anxious next was that some bad-tempered Pokémon were already becoming impatient.

They had clearly followed the smell of food but couldn't find it no matter how hard they looked, so they completely lost their patience.

They began to randomly destroy the environment here, which made it more difficult for Zoroark to maintain the illusion.

Of course, if it were just this, Zoroark could still hold on, but when the ground continued to tremble under the destruction of these Pokémon, causing several fruits on the top of the fruit pile to roll to their feet, Zoroark didn't even have a chance to hold on.

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[But...what if Zoroark chooses to give up the food after being discovered? Host, didn't you say that Zoroark is a very cautious Pokémon? ]

[Yes! Ensuring the safety of the tribe is the top priority. ]

"It's all the same... Whether the food is successfully brought back to the habitat or discovered during the transfer, the Zoroark tribe will be dragged into the battle."

As he spoke, Jon raised a finger.

"If all the berries are moved away, then the Pokémon that are forced to go ashore to find food will continue to search for food deeper into the woods. The area of ​​this forest is not too large, so whether the Zoroark's habitat is found or the berry trees are destroyed in large numbers, they will have to face the invaders. Then there is the second possibility..."

Jon held up a second finger.

"If the berries are discovered by those Pokémon during the transfer process, then Zoroark's ability will be directly exposed, and those Pokémon will also think that the Zoroark tribe has hidden all the food."

As soon as these words came out, almost everyone was stunned.

[So Zoroark has to be beaten? ]

[No! I am kindhearted and I cannot bear to see the little fox being bullied!!!]

[Fuck! Zoroark has to pay the price for his wrongdoings, but Nian Meier also has to pay the price for her wrongdoings? Should a good fox be pointed at with a gun?]

[Just from Zoroark's actions, he is not a good fox. I can only say that the host is too despicable. 】

【It’s too spicy! 】

Despicable?

Jon thought so, but this was the best solution he could come up with in a short period of time.

"Anyway, Gengar will help Zoroark and the others in secret."

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After hiding the fruits that he had brought back by biting the large leaves in his mouth, Soraya immediately urged his companions to set out again.

Although it can't bring back a lot of fruits at once with its mane and arms like Zoroark, it and its friends are trying their best in their own way.

And it was also worried about Zoroark who was protecting the food.

The team carrying food set out again, but this time what made Zoroa feel uneasy was that before they really got close to the food, they heard all kinds of angry roars.

This situation made the second Zoroark led by Yu alert, and the scene that appeared in their eyes immediately afterwards made the Zoroarks angry.

The food that belonged to them was finally discovered, and these Pokémon simply ignored them as their owners when fighting for ownership of the berries.

The Zoroarks tried to take the food back, but were stopped by Zoroark.

Illusions are just illusions after all. Once dragged into the melee, Zoraya and others will inevitably get hurt.

Zoroark wisely chose to give up and left with the food he had snatched at the last minute.

They retreated smoothly under the cover of the illusion, but unfortunately the Pokémon in the fight had become wary of their abilities and were unable to bring back more food.

However, after Zoroark and the others left, these Pokémon did not realize that Gengar, lurking in the shadows, had silently hollowed out the inside of the Fruit Mountain, leaving only a pile of stones as filling.

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At the same time, Zoroark, who had followed him back to his habitat, looked unwilling.

Although a lot of food was brought back during several transfers, it was only a small part compared to the Fruit Mountain.

It couldn't help but ask Zoroark why he didn't lead everyone to fight together to take back the food that belonged to them, but the answer it got was that Zoroark was worried that everyone would get hurt.

But it is obviously very powerful and has driven away those hateful guys several times.

Zoroark was stunned for a moment, then smiled and shook his head.

Such a reaction made Zoroa unhappy, but in the end nothing could be changed so it could only protect the remaining food.

But when Zoroark left his habitat again the next day to look for food, what he saw made him feel that what Zoroark did was meaningless.

Simply running away will not help!

Obviously, these bad guys would not stray too far from the water source before, but now they are starting to move deeper into the woods.

Chapter 265: Geng Gui: Why did you give me this little fox for free?

Jon was not surprised when he heard terrible noises coming from all over the woods early in the morning.

For Zoroark, if giving in can protect the weaker Zoroarks from harm, then it will choose to do so without hesitation.

The immature Zoroark might not be able to understand such an idea, but this time it guessed it right by accident.

With food already becoming scarce, the Pokémon that are forced to go ashore to find food will not stop disturbing their tribes just because Zoroark gave in earlier.

On the contrary, after discovering that the inside of the fruit pile was full of stones, these Pokémon became even more angry and thought that it was the work of the Zoroark tribe.

Jon achieved his goal.

Of course, he just accelerated the process.

Even if he hadn't come, these Pokémon would continue to squeeze the living space of the Zoroark tribe.

If we miss this opportunity, it will be difficult to eliminate the grudges between the Zoroark people and Nian Meir.

only...

boom--!

Listening to the noise coming from not far away, Jon thought that he might be hated by the little fox this time.

After realizing that Zoroark had the ability to play with illusions, these Pokémon chose the simplest and most brutal method - destruction!

This situation made the audience in the live broadcast room feel uncomfortable, and the same was true for the meerkats.

Even if Jirachi will restore everything that has been destroyed and make this place more prosperous afterwards, such actions will undoubtedly deepen the hatred between the Zoroark people and Nian Meir.

But only in this way will Nian Meier understand that Zoroark did nothing wrong at the same time.

[“Do you want Jirachi to call Nian Mei’er over now?”]

Jon hesitated for a few seconds and was about to say wait a minute, but before he could say anything, Jirachi clapped his hands happily again.

[“It turns out that Nian Mei’er has already started to move towards this side.”]

Jirachi’s words stunned Jon for a moment, then he smiled with relief.

"Then let's go. Zoroark should be thinking about leaving here now."

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call out--!

When the sharp sound of breaking air came from behind again, Zoroark dodged to the side in panic.

The next second, a water gun that was thicker than Zoroark's body passed by it and hit a nearby tree.

The thick tree trunks were no different from slender reeds in front of the water gun. The moment they came into contact, they were torn in half and then fell towards Zoroark.

This scene made Zoroa close his eyes in fear, but just as he was about to be hit and buried by the dense branches, a purple-black arm emerged from the shadow on the ground.

The arm picked up Zoroark from the ground, and then threw a purple energy ball at the blue crocodile that was chasing Zoroark.

It was naturally Gengar who rescued Zoroark, but after doing all this, it did not engage in unnecessary entanglement with Crocodile, but took the little guy to a safe place.

But when Gengar put Zoroark back to the ground, he found that the other party had not moved for a long time.

"Aren't you going back?"

Gengar felt a little embarrassed when he asked this question.

At first it was worried that John would be in danger after coming here, but it didn't expect that they would bring danger to Zoroa.

Gengar couldn't understand things that were too complicated, but it believed that Jon must have done this to help Zoroark and Zoroark.

Scratching his head, Gengar was ready to take the frightened Zoroark back to its habitat, but Zoroark's action the next second made Gengar stunned again.

After raising his lowered head, Zoroark shouted at Gengar unwillingly.

It was asking Gengar if it was really that weak.

This question is a little difficult to answer, as Gengar is afraid of hurting Zoroark's feelings.

But this attitude said it all, and made the little guy understand what Zoroark meant.

The fact that it was able to scare off enemies repeatedly before had nothing to do with its own strength; it was only the object it transformed into that was powerful.

By the time the opponent understands this, it will naturally be of no use.

Just like this time.

Thinking of this, Zoroark became even more unwilling.

It couldn't help but look at Gengar, asking expectantly if Gengar could help it drive away these bad guys.