A person abandoned by the Pokémon world

Bai An was still trying to get something out of the little Snorlax, but a childish cry came from a distance:

"Chubby!"

Snorlax raised his head when he heard the voice.

Seeing Snorlax react, Bai An knew that it was a Pokémon with a trainer.

Although this is not wrong, Bai An obviously misunderstood it.

Seeing Bai An's attention shifted away from Snorlax, Liu Bo called Dudu forward. He did not ask what was going on and just said:

"Do you need my help?"

"Yes, please excuse me, Uncle Liu."

Bai An nodded. The person who came might not be able to see him, so it was time for Liu Bo to negotiate.

The owner of the childish voice soon caught Bai An's eyes. It was a child about ten years old.

Well, in Bai An’s eyes, a ten-year-old is indeed a child, but he still looks like a child now.

"Chubby!"

The child shouted, and directly passed the Pokémon and Liu Bo to stand in front of the little Snorlax, looking at Liu Bo warily.

"He's a guy who loves Pokémon."

Bai An commented in his heart, and at the same time felt a little fond of the child in front of him.

People who love Pokémon, whether they are good guys or bad guys, are worthy of being liked by others, such as the Rocket trio. On the contrary...

Haha, Gouhao.

"I want to find the child's father, please..."

Bai An suddenly stopped talking because he thought of a question.

Snorlax's "descendants" all have trainers, so what about him?

After so many years, if he had a new trainer and had a good relationship with the trainer, could I be so cruel as to break them up?

"But if you don't take Snorlax with you, you can bear to do it once, but can you bear to do it a second time?"

Bai An asked himself in his heart.

"Whatever happens, let's go check it out first!"

Bai An said with a firm look in his eyes: "That child's father or grandfather is my Pokémon. I want to go and see if he is doing well now."

Liu Bo nodded and called Dudu to come forward and talk to the child: "Hello, little friend, is this your Pokémon?

It’s been well cultivated.”

As expected of Uncle Liu, who had raised many children, he spoke with a smile which made the child put down his guard a little.

"Of course, I prepare every meal for him!" the child patted his chest proudly.

"It seems that he is still an incredible trainer."

Uncle Liu smiled and praised. When he noticed the obvious unnatural look on the child's face, he knew he had said something wrong, so he quickly changed the subject and said:

“It’s like this, grandpa is also a trainer, and he injured his leg while traveling. Now he can only be carried by Pokémon, which is very inconvenient.

I see you live nearby, right?

Can you take me to your house to apply some medicine and ask for some water to drink?"

Liu Bo is really good at turning his own shortcomings into advantages. Although he takes advantage of the sympathy of children, it has to be said that it is very useful.

The child's wariness disappeared in an instant, and he led Liu Bo towards his home. On the way, he occasionally asked Liu Bo what a trainer was like and whether he could touch his Pokémon.

Liu Bo winked at Bai An while dealing with the child.

Bai An sacrificed the chief swan and let the child touch it twice, which was considered a deception of the child after all.

It's really bad to lie to a child.

In response to the Chief Swan's silent accusation, Bai An presented a glass of tree juice.

The monarch snake was about to fall down after crawling a few steps. Bai An's pupils shrank and he quickly ran over to hold it back.

“Sorry, I was too excited to notice you.

Do you want to return to the Poké Ball first?"

Bai An asked, and the monarch snake shook its head stubbornly.

"Okay, when you fall, try to fall to the left. I'll hold you up, so they won't be able to find you."

Bai An said and called out to Cosmogu in the distance:

"Can I trouble you for a moment? When I ask you to teleport, please move me to the right side of the Monarch Snake. Is this position okay?"

"Mo~

Mo~"

Cosmogu turned around excitedly, then floated onto Bai An's shoulder, preparing seriously for the first task assigned by her "father".

"It doesn't matter if you fall to the right, I will hold you back."

Looking up and smiling at the monarch snake, Bai An looked down at the little fire dragon who was walking obediently while holding up his trouser legs.

Considering that it was okay once, if it happened many times, he would probably notice it, so he said:

"Charmander, how's your force skills going?

Go and let the Chief Swan teach you well, and take into account the teachings of both the Monarch Snake and the Chief Swan.

You will definitely be able to learn the skills faster and participate in the battle!"

"Li~"

When the little fire dragon heard this, his eyes lit up and he ran towards the chief swan with his short legs.

"Be careful, don't fall!"

Bai An said this and followed the King Cobra, hanging behind. Several Arbok snakes ran away at some point. King Cobra’s teacher was gone, so he could only figure it out on his own.

"Don't worry, let's take our time. I have plenty of time~"

Bai An always notices when Lil'Eye is getting angry and gives him comfort. This is probably the bond between a trainer and Pokémon.

When the monarch snake saw an orchard in the distance, it knew victory was in sight. When it heard the little boy shouting, "Mom, an old man is injured."

The Monarch Snake breathed a sigh of relief.

He felt that crawling was something more difficult to learn than skills.

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The following is not the main text, nor is it just a bunch of extra words. Normally, about 4000 words a day, totaling two chapters, is enough.

I found that most of the book friends I know are between 13 and 18 years old.

I just want to give you a reminder, not to preach to you. I know you hate to hear this.

I have received a lot of fraudulent text messages and emails in the past two days, more than I receive in a year, so I thought of reminding you and sharing my experiences.

As the year draws to a close, scammers are also working hard to make money for the New Year.

Just kidding, but there are indeed more scammers as the year draws to a close.

I don’t know about you, but when I was my age, I loved playing games and wanted to buy skins, but my parents wouldn’t give me money and I had no means of earning money.

Then came the era of big data. Some social platforms probably had something in their mind, and they pushed various part-time job information to me.

Such jobs as express delivery number sorter, novel typo reviewer and so on.

I believed it, and then I contacted them. They collected a deposit and shared the information on certain social platforms.

Most of these are scams.

In the end, I came to the conclusion that it would be better to work as a waiter in a restaurant than to believe this.

At least I can still earn around 1800 yuan a month, although it's very tiring.

Don’t believe in online part-time jobs that require a deposit.

There is no love without reason in the world, and pie will not fall from the sky. It is impossible to live a life where you can sit at home and wait for money to come from the sky by just snapping your fingers.

Also, during the Chinese New Year a few years ago, a friend sent me a message late at night saying that his sister was in the hospital and needed money, and wanted to borrow from me and transfer the money to a certain bank card.

I didn’t believe it at first, then he sent me a message, “xxx, why are you like this?” When I saw he said my name, I began to believe it a little.

But then I thought it wasn’t right, he must have left a note for me on the social platform.

Then he went on to say that his sister was dying and the hospital would not perform the surgery without payment.

Seeing how anxious he was, I, the author, was stupid enough to believe him.

Then, the number was indeed my friend’s, but it was stolen.

Let me remind you again, if someone is asking for money, make a phone call or video chat to confirm their identity first.

I see new tricks this year, like making money by liking posts, getting rebates by recharging in games, etc.

Don't believe it. In short, no matter what it is, if they ask for your money, think twice and be cautious. (Actually, what I want to say is that if they mention money, just assume it's a scam.)

When borrowing money from someone you know, you must confirm that the person on the other end is you.