I made Pokémon come

"That's true."

Jon sighed, then poked Frosty, who for some reason had puffed up his face and looked like he was angry after Mimikyu left.

It was so obvious that he could easily guess what the little princess was thinking.

Jon raised the Polaroid camera in his hand towards the Frost Fairy and explained, "This is something you'll only need when you're separated. So I hope that Frost Fairy and I will never need to use it in our lifetime."

The little princess immediately held her blushing face.

This sentence was like frying fish, easily frying many night owls who had not yet gone to bed.

【? ? ? 】

[Don't you think it's too much to do this all of a sudden? I was almost falling asleep! ]

[You are the one who refines copper, right? ]

[Wow! Is Yaoyaoling? Still the same place! Yes, the same person! ]

"You should be thankful that not many people are watching now, otherwise you might get banned."

Jon complained unhappily, looked at the photo in his hand again, and then kept it close to his body.

[I thought you forgot that the live broadcast was still on, but is there any deep meaning behind what you said to Heracross at the end? ]

[I think he just said that casually. Judging from the brief introduction given by the host before, he may not really know Heracross very well.]

[Hahaha! It seems that the anchor is not omnipotent. This way, my success rate in taking away the Frosty Milk Fairy seems to have increased several times.]

"I think you might not be very good at math. Multiple times of zero is still zero."

【Woo woo woo~ The anchor’s cyberbullying is confirmed, if you have the guts, go ahead and scold me! Go ahead and scold me! Actually, I feel pretty good... Hehehehe (?﹃?), actually, my real target is you! 】

[Don't go crazy here! ]

Is the late night slot so weird?

The corners of Jon's eyes kept twitching, and it took him a while to get rid of the influence of these strange barrages.

Then he took a deep breath and said in a deep voice:

"Actually, that's not Heracross at all."

This sentence caused the laughter in the live broadcast room to pause, and then a large number of question marks appeared.

"I didn't give it this name randomly, but the Heracross just now died a long time ago."

This time, even the question marks all over the screen disappeared.

It was not until this moment that the audience who insisted on not going to sleep realized...

Tonight's apparently boring but uninterrupted live broadcast is not as simple as it seems.

Chapter 38: Mimikyu's Story

The Heracross just now had actually died a long time ago?

Everyone was stunned when they heard Jon's words, and then they felt a chill down their spine.

They even couldn't help but wonder if Jon was worried about an accident so he didn't turn off the live broadcast, but they immediately denied this possibility.

Because whether it was accompanying the other person to clean up during the process or the words he said at the end, it was enough to prove that Jon didn't mind this matter!

But isn’t this horrible?

At this moment, many people remembered the existence of wireworms.

For them, this parasite that can only control ordinary insects and make them jump into the water to die is already terrifying enough. If the iron wire worm can evolve to control large creatures and have intelligence that is no less than that of humans...

They didn't even dare to imagine such a scene!

But soon Jon's explanation made them feel relieved.

"I think you might be thinking of some strange things..."

Looking at the barrage that had not appeared for a long time, Jon explained helplessly:

"Heracross should have died of natural causes. The situation just now was probably similar to that of a hermit crab. Of course, this should be just a special case."

Hermit crab?

This explanation made people feel much better, but they still couldn't understand one thing...

So why did the Pokémon hiding in the shell of Heracross just now do those strange things?

"It's actually imitating what Heracross once did."

As if he had seen through the audience's thoughts in advance, Jon continued to explain.

Mimikyu's true appearance remains a mystery to this day, and he really can't imagine what appearance would make Mimikyu become extremely depressed if she accidentally saw her own reflection.

He felt that it was definitely not that Mimikyu was really ugly, but it was possible that the unknown effect of the ghost attribute and the fairy attribute coexisting in the same Pokémon would temporarily distort the cognition of people who saw Mimikyu's true form.

"To put it simply... it thinks it will be popular if it turns into Heracross."

This answer stunned everyone, even Frost Fairy stared at Jon blankly.

"It's actually a coincidence."

Back in front of the original house, Jon pointed to the jar of honey on the table.

"Heracross must have been doing something similar when he was still alive. These honey jars are also prepared for the real Hercules."

In the silence of the crowd, Jon shrugged.

"That old man didn't really come here, but just like the case of the Frost Milk Fairy, Heracross met the old man, and it should be more than just an encounter with the old man."

This sentence reminds people of the image of a jar of honey placed at the door of every household here.

"Heracross must have a very good relationship with the people here. When he sees some elderly people with mobility problems, he will help clean up. Then people will also treat him to his favorite honey."

From Jon's description, it is obvious that something very interesting happened here, which was not only interesting but also very heartwarming.

But now these dilapidated buildings are telling them that the ending is real.

The townspeople who lived here either died or moved away, and even Heracross, who had been helping with cleaning, died.

Recalling that Xiaoxiannai had waited alone for two years after Yuyue Cake Shop closed down, they realized that Hercules might have discovered that his friends disappeared one after another while helping with cleaning.

The friends disappeared, but they still prepared honey for it at the doorstep every day.

But in the end, only honey was left, because Heracross also came to the end of his life.

Then the Pokémon that occupied Heracross' body continued this job?

So, did he hurriedly drink the honey and perform so hard in front of Jon just to "prove" that he was Heracross?

The audience who stayed up late to watch this didn’t understand why the other party did this.

They couldn't help but wonder if the other person was a friend of Heracross, but they quickly shook their heads.

Because Jon explained before that the other party did this because he 'thought' that he would be popular as long as he turned into Heracross, and if they were friends, they would probably do these things together.

the most important is!

Why did the Pokémon hiding in Heracross' body recognize Jon as a human at first sight?

Although the principle is still unclear, most people already know the conclusion.

The humans that appeared in the Pokémon's memory did not really come to the other world. In other words, from the beginning to the end, Heracross himself believed that he had always been helping his human friends clean up, while in the eyes of other Pokémon nearby, there were no humans here.

But the Pokémon just now was obviously different!

It recognized Jon as a human, so it hurried over to drink the honey.

But it didn't recognize that Jon was not a human living here, otherwise it would not have to be so anxious to prove itself.

This sense of contradiction made people more and more curious about the strange Pokémon.

[But then wouldn't the other party always be living in Heracross's shadow? Why not try to make yourself more popular? ]

[And more! Since it knows about the existence of humans, it must have human friends just like Heracross, so why does it have to come here and pretend to be Heracross? ]

[Also, the host's previous reaction was strange. I remember that the host could send Pokémon that had interacted with humans to our side. Why didn't he do the same to that Pokémon just now? ]

[Yeah, yeah, even if Heracross and the old man are both dead, sending them back won’t make up for anything, but that Pokémon that clumsily pretends to be Heracross is different, right?]

The audience began to wonder why Jon recognized the other party's identity as Heracross.

"Because this Pokémon is special."

After getting into the tent, Jon explained under Frostmilk's blank gaze.

"It probably has no memory of ever interacting with humans. The reason it recognized me as a human at first glance must be that it knew from Heracross's memory."

Did he know about the existence of humans from Heracross's memories?

This answer is something no one has ever thought of.

Even though they already knew that Pokémon had possibilities that they couldn't understand, the ability to spy on memories was obviously far beyond people's imagination.

"Of course I can't guarantee that this conclusion is correct, but I can't think of any other possibility."

Jon shrugged and then said something that made everyone stunned.

"Because it's a ghost-type Pokémon. It wants to find friends because it's afraid of being lonely, but it's afraid that its appearance will scare others, so it chooses to disguise itself as Heracross."

For a moment, it seemed as if both worlds fell into silence because of Jon's words.

Then Frost Milk Fairy's mouth pursed and cream began to fall from her eyes.

Chapter 39: Invisible Strategy, the Most Deadly

Mountain City Observation Station.

"Ghost Pokémon?"

After listening to Jon's explanation, Professor Chen took off his glasses and wiped his moist eyes.

He knew that it was not that simple for this young man to choose to broadcast live all night.

Professor Chen didn't think that Jon would give some Pokémon the prefix "ghost" without any basis, which meant that the Pokémon hidden in Heracross's body was definitely an extremely special existence.

Doesn't death mean the end of everything?

Professor Chen didn't know which direction the world would go in the future, but it was obvious that it would be the same as the consensus reached in the meeting during the day.

This young man will be the key!

He is familiar with every Pokémon he encounters, and can send Pokémon that have memories of living with humans to this world.

The former can avoid bloodshed after the two worlds are completely integrated, while the latter...

Thinking of this performance which did not cause much controversy in the daytime meeting, Professor Chen thought that this might not be that simple.

Compared to the arrival of the species, the sending of special individuals into this world does not seem to cause any waves, but is "obsession" really that simple?

Thinking of the honey jars he had seen through the live broadcast before, Professor Chen silently kept this incident in mind.

...

...

At the same time, in the shadows not far from Jon's tent.

As for Jon's strange behavior of "talking to himself" from time to time, Gengar was too lazy to think about what kind of disease it was. What it cared about was that Jon recognized that strange fellow from the beginning.

But that also makes it more confusing.

At first, when it heard Jon say that the beetle just now was not the big beetle named Hercules, it thought it was also a prank, a prank called "Pretending to be the friend of the target of the prank, but finally jumping out to laugh at the other party for thinking too much."

But just when Gengar was beginning to consider playing the same trick on other creatures in the future, John's next words made it realize that this was not a prank, but that this human had truly become friends with that fellow creature.

And this choice was made knowing the true identity of that person.

Can those who are already dead really become friends of the living?

Gengar looked at the meerkat in his arms and this thought popped into his mind.

But the next second it denied it.

Because it wasn't that pranks were fun in the beginning.

"Kou Jie..."