I made Pokémon come

The Dream Demon waved to the Bubble Squirrel, took the initiative to tell the other party what happened, and then received a half-eaten fruit in the other party's hand as a reward.

It’s not that the dream demon wants to eat it, but he wants to take out the seeds inside and plant them in those welfare homes.

Chapter 138: Frost Milk Fairy: I have conquered Jon!

Just as Su Huai expected, nothing important happened during the few days that Jon stayed in the Yaya tribe. Most of the time he played with the Yayas.

During this time, Lily Root Doll's grandparents had returned to the town, but Jon did not send Lily Root Doll back immediately after they came back.

Because after this separation, Lily Root Doll and his tribe companions will not be able to see each other for a long time. After realizing this, the little guy became unusually well-behaved.

The same goes for the young Double Axe War Dragon.

The old man who took the Beedrill away never came back during this period, and Jon did not try to find him.

He is not destined to stay here for too long, so it is better not to disturb Beedrill.

Of course, it is unrealistic to master stronger power in such a short time. Jon believes that the old man also understands this, otherwise he would not have temporarily left the tribe with Beedrill.

However, Jon did not gain nothing during this period. Although he did not find other props such as evolution stones in the cave, he did get the fruits that he had not had the energy to look for carefully with the help of the Yayas.

...

...

[Poke Ball: A ball used to throw at wild Pokémon and capture them.]

Looking at the classic red and white ball in his hand, Jon thought that now he finally had the chance to experience the feeling of using a Poké Ball.

The audience in the live broadcast room are also looking forward to it.

[So this is also a Poké Ball? It seems the only difference from the previous one is the color.]

[Is it related to the color of the cones themselves? I remember that when I made the first Poké Ball, green cones were used.]

[Am I the only one who is curious about how the host can turn edible berries into Poké Balls in a flash? ]

[I've already said it! There's no need to make things so clear about Pokémon! ]

[So which little cutie should I use for the demonstration? ]

This is indeed a problem!

Looking at the Pokémon sitting in a row in front of him and looking at him, Jon picked up a Poké Ball that had grown larger.

"It's a little different from the previous one, but the functions are the same. Who wants to try it first?"

"Eh Boo!"

The little princess raised her hand first. She had been interested in this thing for a long time, but it was a pity that Jon didn't let her play with it before.

"Then it's Frosty Milk Fairy. Just press the button on the front."

Instead of throwing the Poké Ball at Frostmilk, Jon placed it on the ground facing it.

"Eh?"

Looking at the round button in the middle of the Poké Ball, Frosty stretched out her hand and pressed it.

The next second, the Poké Ball opened automatically, and then, in front of everyone and a group of Pokémon staring in amazement, Frostmilk turned into a red light and was collected into the Poké Ball.

The imagined red light flashing and shaking did not appear, and the Poké Ball just lay quietly on the ground.

Then...

"Eh Boo!"

Come on!

The Poké Ball opened again without anyone touching it, and then Frosty the Frost appeared in the red light.

[What the hell! What the hell! Is this really the case? I thought I opened the Poké Ball, and then Frosty minisculely shrank and slowly crawled in before closing it!]

[Fuck! The picture in front is here! ]

[This is incredible! ]

“It’s just incredible.”

After demonstrating the ability to retrieve Pokémon from a distance, Jon chuckled in the admiring gazes of Frosty the Frog and the other Teeth who came forward.

"The red light should be equivalent to a certain position, which allows the Pokémon to shrink its body and return without touching the Poké Ball. Of course, this function can only be used after the Pokémon has entered the Poké Ball once. It can be understood that the Poké Ball has registered the identity information of the corresponding Pokémon."

After putting the remaining Pokémon into the Poké Balls one by one, Jon smiled at Yaya, who looked disappointed because he did not receive the same treatment:

"This isn't a game, it's proof that they're willing to travel with me."

This explanation made the Yayas smile again, and then the little ones that were put into the Poké Balls also ran out on their own initiative.

This scene reminded Jon the audience in the live broadcast room.

"And don't think you can catch Pokémon with a Poké Ball. It's just a tool to make it easier for us to get along with Pokémon, not to control or restrain them."

The performance of Frosty the Frost when it was captured by the Poké Ball just now has already explained a lot.

The Poké Ball is not a scary brainwashing tool. Even if a Pokémon that does not want to be captured fails to break free from the Poké Ball in the first place, it can do so on its own initiative after its injuries recover.

Hmm! That makes sense, so the most important thing is the mutual understanding between humans and Pokémon.

and...

"It's really interesting, but even though I can observe what's happening outside from inside, it's still too boring."

After experiencing the Poké Ball, Gengar came to this conclusion, and then Meerkat nodded in agreement.

Although the space inside the Poké Ball is not small after being shrunk, the active meerkat does not like to stay in it for a long time.

Jon didn't care. To him, the Poké Ball was just a tool for dealing with special situations, and the Pokémon that were traveling with him now didn't need to be carried in the Poké Ball.

So this is more like an interesting toy.

Seeing Frosty the Frog's cute actions of flapping the button of the Poké Ball, which kept going in and out, Jon was not in a hurry to take the Poké Balls back.

Soon, Frosty the Frost lost interest in entering and exiting the Poké Ball, and instead picked up this Poké Ball that was almost half its size.

Looking at the Poké Ball in his arms, Frostmilx had a flash of inspiration.

Its eyes moved back and forth between the Poké Ball and Jon, as if it was wondering if it could put Jon into the ball as well.

The active little princess quickly made a decision, but she also realized that she would be easily discovered if she sneaked up on Jon, so she started to spin in place with the Poké Ball in her arms.

The little princess thought that throwing the Poké Ball at Jon was the best way, but she obviously overestimated her accuracy.

After spinning around with the Poké Ball like a hammer thrower for several times, the dizzy Frostmilk loosened its grip and threw the Poké Ball into the woods and grass that was almost 90 degrees away from John.

Faintly, Frostmilk seemed to hear a cry of grief, but after noticing John's confused gaze, it pretended to be normal and slowly went to look for the Poké Ball it had thrown out.

but...

“Ehhhhhhh!!!”

After crawling into the bushes and searching for several rounds, Frostmilk also let out a mournful cry and hurriedly ran out of the bushes and returned to Jon.

Its Poké Ball is gone!

Chapter 139: Jigglypuff and Little Lucky Egg

"Are you sure you dropped it here?"

After being pulled to the bushes where the Poké Ball disappeared by the sad-looking Frostmilk, Jon sighed helplessly.

"Eh-boo! Eh-boo, Eh-boo!"

Frostmilk, who continued to search in the grass, puffed up her face when she heard the distrust in Jon's tone.

It is very sure that the Poké Ball was thrown here, but...

"So why did you suddenly want to throw the Poké Ball? And why did you use so much force?"

“Eh…”

The little princess's eyes began to become uncertain.

Jon didn't notice this guilty little movement and began to search in the grass.

While searching, he also reminded the people in the other world.

“Although Poké Balls are not valuable, it is still troublesome if you lose them. Of course, this is not absolute.

For example, the identity authentication function I just mentioned is actually added after the cone is processed into a Poké Ball, and this authentication is also two-way. For example, if Frosty loses the Poké Ball and cannot remove the mark left by the Poké Ball on it, then it cannot be collected in the second Poké Ball. "

In this regard, Jon can only give a general introduction to the other world, and the pros and cons of this function will naturally have to be judged by themselves.

[I think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Although it is a bit troublesome to deal with it after losing it, it can also become standardized. 】

[So it is equivalent to preparing an ID card and household registration book for Pokémon? ]

[I don't think so. If there is a privately made Poké Ball, it will definitely not have such a function. ]

[So it is equivalent to legal guns and illegal guns in some countries? ]

The audience in the live broadcast room began to seriously discuss Jon's words, but at this moment Jon no longer had the energy to answer them one by one.

Because the Poké Ball thrown by Frostmilax seemed to have really disappeared, even though the Fangs joined the search team, they couldn't find it.

"How about just let it go?"

Jon thought that if he really couldn't find it, then forget it, but Frosty the Fairy was the first to object.

The little princess thought that her Poké Ball must have been stolen because she seemed to hear the sound of the Poké Ball hitting something.

Then you are the villain who is complaining first. After listening to Frosty Fairy's angry description, Jon had a strange look on his face.

The meerkat didn't think too much about it. After learning that the Poké Ball might have been taken away by other Pokémon, it sniffed the surrounding smells carefully.

Then it seemed to have discovered something, turned its head, called out, and ran into the forest.

"Eh Bo! Eh Bo!"

Frost Fairy quickly climbed onto Jon and waved to him to follow.

Seeing this, Jon had no choice but to follow the direction that the meerkat had chased. On the way, he met the foam squirrel that bravely attacked Commander Slash.

After learning that a Pokémon in the forest had "stolen" Frosty the Fairy's things, the little squirrel also jumped onto Jon as if to help.

But rather than helping, Jon felt that the Foam Squirrel was just there to watch the fun.

And soon Jon discovered that the Pokémon that took away the Poké Ball ran quite far. If the meerkat hadn't stopped and waited from time to time, he might have lost it.

Not only that!

As he moved forward, Jon saw a large number of broken boulders, and some of them were covered with puncture marks.

Could it be that we have accidentally entered the Beedrill's training ground?

Looking at the chopping and puncture marks on the boulder, Jon subconsciously touched the bridge of his nose.

If the old man with the Double Axe War Dragon had used his full strength, he would definitely not have left only this level of damage, so the traces along the way gave Jon the feeling that he was watching the Beedrill change from the initial rough use of power to a more refined direction.

Not long after, Jon saw the Beedrill in front of a cliff.

Meerkat is also here.

It is not known whether it was Mongoose Shao's intrusion that interrupted Beedrill's training or whether it was resting itself, and at this moment it was communicating with Mongoose Shao.

And when he saw Jon appear, he flew directly in front of him.

Judging from the frequency of its wing flapping and the slightly trembling of its needles, Beedrill has not allowed its body to relax during this period of time.

This scene also made Frosty Milk Fairy temporarily let go of her obsession with the Poké Ball and stretched out her little hand.

"Eh?"

Want some cream?

Beedrill said no, then seemed to remember something and flew to the other side.

A few seconds later it came back, and when it came back it was holding a white egg about the size of an ostrich egg.

Beedrill seemed to want Jon to eat the egg, but Jon refused with a smile.

[Ji Li Dan's eggs: They are not eggs used to hatch life, but they are extremely delicious and contain nutrition far beyond any other food.]