Pokémon: What should I do? My father-in-law always wants to tear me apart

"What are you looking at?"

Ruan Yaoyao seemed to feel Lin Yi's impolite gaze. She instinctively covered her chest shyly, her cheeks slightly flushed, and she seemed to take a step back because of the sudden embarrassment.

There was a barely perceptible hint of anger in her tone: "What are you looking at?"

"Watch your *and*."

Lin Yi answered without hesitation, a sly smile on his face.

His answer was straightforward and suggestive. Fortunately, the big screen in the lounge was replaying the morning game and the noise masked their conversation, otherwise Lin Yi's straightforward words would surely attract the attention of others.

"Well……"

Ruan Yaoyao let out a shy whimper in her throat. She looked around and made sure that no one else noticed what was happening. Then she leaned close to Lin Yi's ear and whispered in an almost inaudible voice.

"If you want, just be patient for a while. When it's night time..."

Her voice became lower and lower, and finally she was too shy to continue.

"That's what you said."

Lin Yi raised his eyebrows, raised the corners of his mouth slightly, and gave a wicked smile.

He just wanted to tease Ruan Yaoyao casually, but he didn't expect that he would get an unexpected reward.

Fortunately, Lin Yi injured his left hand, and he is right-handed, so it does not affect his daily life too much.

Ruan Tianli has already returned to the alliance. He will probably be back when the Little Phoenix King Cup starts in the afternoon.

At the same time, Ruan Wen felt full of guilt about Lin Yi's injury, as she thought it was because of her.

So she decided to take action and seek help to ensure that Lin Yi could receive the best treatment as soon as possible.

She contacted a reliable friend, hoping that through this connection, Lin Yi could skip the tedious appointment process and directly receive the magical effects of Pokémon therapy.

Pokémon Healing is a magical and highly effective healing method that utilizes the innate abilities of specific Pokémon to provide healing to humans.

Pokémon like Happiny, AlmostLove, and HealChain not only have the ability to soothe the soul, but also have the magical power to promote physical recovery.

Compared with traditional Chinese and Western medicine, Pokémon therapy is often more effective and has a wider range of treatments.

It can restore severely injured people to health in a very short time, and in some cases, it has even cured patients with diseases that were thought to be incurable.

However, the popularization of Pokémon therapy faces many obstacles.

First of all, cultivating a Pokémon that is capable of performing healing tasks requires not only a large amount of resource investment, but also careful training from top breeders.

The elimination rate in this process is extremely high. On average, only three out of every ten Pokémon can reach the "graduation" standard.

It is precisely because of the high cost and low success rate of cultivation that Pokémon therapy is difficult to promote on a large scale.

In addition, this type of treatment requires an appointment in advance and a considerable fee, which makes it unaffordable for ordinary families, resulting in the market still being dominated by Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine.

Lin Yi had never considered trying Pokémon therapy when he was injured before, and the reason was simple.

On the one hand, traditional medical treatments were effective enough to heal his injuries, and there was no need to spend extra expensive money.

On the other hand, the appointment period for Pokémon Therapy is too long, and by the time the appointment is made, his injuries have often been recovered through conventional treatment.

But now, things have changed.

Although Lin Yi's left hand injury may not be a big problem in the upcoming main competition, if he successfully advances to the top 16 and participates in the melee competition, the injury to his left hand may become a hidden danger.

The Grand Smash competition requires trainers to move around with Pokémon on the field, which not only tests the Pokémon's fighting ability, but also the trainer's coordination and reaction ability.

The venue is so large, there are so many people, and the trainers need to run around, so accidents are inevitable.

This means that if Lin Yi's left hand injury is not treated effectively in time, it may not only affect his personal performance, but also increase the risk of accidents during the game.

Therefore, Ruan Wen’s decision to seek Pokémon therapy is particularly important.

If Lin Yi's injuries can be quickly recovered through Pokémon Healing, it will not only ensure that he can perform at his best in the next game, but also reduce unnecessary risks caused by injuries.

……

At the Pokémon League's imperial capital headquarters, the atmosphere is always solemn and busy.

However, Ruan Tianli's arrival brought a bit of relaxation to this seriousness.

He walked into the building with a confident stride, holding a cigarette casually in one hand, the other hand in his pocket, and humming a light-hearted tune.

His face was filled with joy that was hard to conceal, as if a spring breeze was blowing on his face, making people involuntarily infected by his good mood.

Whenever someone greeted him, Ruan Tianli always responded with his signature smile, making people feel friendly yet majestic.

"Hello, King Ruan."

Two office ladies in black business suits, holding folders in their hands, bowed respectfully to Ruan Tianli.

Their eyes revealed respect for this heavyweight in the Pokémon League.

"Well, hello, thank you for your hard work."

Ruan Tianli nodded and smiled. His attitude was neither overly friendly nor impolite, maintaining just the right distance.

Looking at Ruan Tianli's back getting farther and farther away, the two OLs couldn't help but exchange curious glances.

"I always feel like King Ruan is in a particularly good mood today?"

One of them whispered, with a hint of curiosity in his tone.

"Maybe he encountered some happy event." Another person guessed.

"Ding--"

With a crisp sound, Ruan Tianli stepped into the elevator leading deeper into the Pokémon League's imperial capital headquarters.

Here, security measures are extremely strict, and entry to each level requires strict verification.

He pulled an ID from his pocket and swiped it across the elevator's sensor. Then he put his eyes to the hidden camera for an iris scan.

Ruan Tianli performed this series of actions skillfully and naturally, and it was obvious that he was a frequent visitor here.

“Bang!”

With a slight sound, the button on the elevator control panel, which originally only displayed the lowest floor as the second underground floor, suddenly added options for the third to sixth underground floors.

The existence of these floors is a secret that ordinary people are not even qualified to know.

Without any hesitation, Ruan Tianli placed his finger on the newly added button and performed a fingerprint scan.

This series of tedious identity verification steps ensures that only specific personnel can enter these highly confidential areas.

The elevator slowly descended and finally stopped on the sixth floor underground.

Ruan Tianli walked out of the elevator and came to a research institute full of technology.

All the researchers here are top figures in their research fields in China and even the world.

They were concentrating on operating various precision instruments, their eyes fixed on the gem that was emitting indigo light.

Ruan Tianli's arrival did not disturb the researchers' work.

They seemed to have become accustomed to Ruan Tianli's presence. They simply nodded in greeting and then returned to their intense research work.