Pokémon: Snow Moon Peak

I don’t know how far I ran.

It was a hearty run all the way. Even Xiao Lei, who had just run all afternoon yesterday, could hardly run. With only the basic professional ethics of a trainer remaining, she accompanied Lucario to a place near Neon City. small town.

There is a dead end ahead, and there is no way out. Lucario observed the situation from left to right, and suddenly ran towards the small woods on the right.

It's called "small" because it really only has a few trees here and there. There was no sunlight at this time, the woods were dark, and I didn't know what was inside.

He probably wanted to take this opportunity to get rid of us.

After turning countless corners in the forest, a strange and huge house appeared.

The house was very desolate. As far as the eye could see, a few dark crows were perched on the dilapidated telephone poles on the roof, occasionally looking up and down.

Old and broken wires were scattered all over the floor. It seemed that this house was a power plant that had not been repaired for a long time.

Although it is deserted, and although its appearance is somewhat damaged, it is still a paradise for all kinds of electric Pokémon.

Surrounding the power plant are wooden fences that were almost destroyed by electrical Pokémon, as well as some holes left in the lawn on the ground. We followed Lucario through the fence.

The door that had not been repaired for a long time was smashed by Lucario's punch, and the electric Pokémon living here fled in all directions.

"Zhiqua" Yulu then stepped onto the threshold.

There are some simple arrangements in the power plant, with some glass display cases, but most of them are broken. Surrounded by some electric Pokémon, they seemed to have never seen humans before, so they looked over warily.

Several screws on the metal walls on the left and right sides were rusty and seemed to be about to fall off. Xiaolei was frightened by the strange sound and hesitated to go in.

Yulu looked back at us at the threshold and motioned for us to follow. Just like that, the two Pokémon followed her one behind the other.

There are many factories in the power plant, and the most conspicuous one has a relatively new iron gate.

Considering that Lucario has steel attributes, the iron door may be more attractive to him. Yulu walked towards the room with the iron door without hesitation.

But just when we stepped into the factory, there was a sudden loud "bang" behind us.

Yulu turned around, and what she didn't expect was that the open iron door that she had originally entered through was closed. She pulled the door hard and judged from the sound that it was locked.

This is an unmanned power plant, no one will come.

And Pocket Navigator was left behind at the Pokémon Center.

No one can save her.

The ways to get out were eliminated one by one, and Yulu's heart gradually became colder.

Instead, she calmed down strangely. Without hesitation, she huddled in the corner to minimize the loss of body temperature.

But it was impossible not to be afraid. No matter how powerful Yulu was, she could not call for help from others.

Realizing this, she buried her head in her knees. We followed and immediately understood what was happening.

Have you reached this point? Lucario...

Xiaolei and I surrounded Yulu on the left and right, trying to make her feel warm with our warm bodies.

But it's no use. Her hair was stuck to her neck due to the rain, her skin was pale from the cold, and her pale blue blood vessels were clearly visible.

The rain was pattering outside, and there was rain falling in the hair, leaving water marks on the damp ground, making it wet.

How much longer? How far is it? How much time is left?

Is there really no way out?

Why should a new trainer who has just started suffer such injustice?

I wanted to question, but I didn’t know who to blame.