A person abandoned by the Pokémon world

"I see, that's because Windspeed is pregnant.

Speaking of Pokémon like Arcanine, ordinary people only see them. You are so lucky to have a Arcanine."

Bai An and Mi Bu walked side by side, and they naturally chatted during the conversation. During the conversation, Bai An asked Mi Bu why he came here to take on the escort mission.

After Mi Bu explained the reason, the above conversation took place.

“Good luck?

That's true, I've always had good luck."

There was a hint of nostalgia in Mib's words.

Mib and Windspeed were originally a Growlithe belonging to the Grunt clan.

She is training at the Police Dog Academy, an enterprise affiliated with the Junsha family.

Under normal circumstances, she would go through continuous training, and the moment the training was completed, she would be assigned to Miss Junsha.

She was an abnormal case. Her training had not yet yielded any results when an ignorant and fearless bad boy stole her and prepared to sell her on the black market.

Be it a good fate or a bad fate, the fate between her and him was destined from that moment on.

Why does Mibu feel that he is lucky?

Because the person who came to him at that time was an older woman named Junsha, who felt pity for him.

Seeing that she and the Caterpillar had formed a bond, she decided to give the Caterpillar to herself.

With the existence of a Caterpillar from the Junsa clan, it is inevitable that there will be intersections with the Junsa clan.

At that time, Mibu, who was not very smart, sold himself to the Junsha clan without knowing it, and only regained his freedom not long ago.

Mib is 29 years old this year, and a Catdog has held him back from 27.

But he didn't regret it.

In fact, it didn't take that long. It was just that Mibo later showed extraordinary talent, and it was only natural for Growlithe to become a top dog under his training.

This gave the Junsha clan some different ideas.

"Look what I see, it's Kairos.

Jet of flame! "

As the command was given and the flames were sprayed out, the Poké Ball was also thrown out.

In the dim environment, the Poké Ball had even taken Kairos inside, but Bai An still did not see the shadow of Kairos.

"What? You want it?

That’s for you.”

Mib went forward to pick up the Poké Ball and saw Bai An staring at the position where Kairos was originally. He suddenly handed over Kairos' Poké Ball.

This is called reciprocating a favor.

"No no no."

Bai An waved his hand to refuse. Not to mention that Kairos did not conform to his aesthetic taste at all, he already had so many Pokémon that he couldn't raise them all. He really couldn't.

“I’m more curious about how you found him than Kairos.

I'm not afraid of your mockery. Your Poké Balls all hit Kairos and captured him. I didn't even see Kairos."

In fact, it's not just Bai An. Apart from Cloud of Attachment and Machado, the only Pokémon he discovered in Kairos are Serpentine and Itachi. The rest of the Pokémon are in the same situation as Bai An.

“It all comes with experience. When you’ve been attacked enough times in the forest, you’ll develop a good eye.

We either have extremely powerful Pokémon or have good observation skills, otherwise…"

Mib touched the scar on Windspeed's body and didn't continue talking.

There is a scar on the right front leg of Arcanine, which was left from the time when it was Growlithe.

It was left by a clamp on Kairos' head. Kairos almost cut off the whole leg.

Looking at Mi Bu's expression, Bai An thought he had touched a sore spot. Bai An saw the village not far away and quickly changed the subject:

"There is such a village deep in this forest. I wonder what their confidence is in living here?"

“I heard that it was the god of the forest, and they even built a temple for it.

Out of curiosity, I once asked Arcanine to ask the wild Pokémon nearby why they didn't attack the village.

Wild Pokémon are also said to be related to the Forest God."

"It seems my employer has packed up. Do you want to rest here for a while, or..."

Mibu saw the caravan waiting at the village gate and started to speak, but was interrupted by Bai An before he could finish his words:

"Let's go together. I also want to leave this forest as soon as possible. After all, humans are not nocturnal animals. It's really uncomfortable to be in this environment where there is no distinction between day and night."

What Bai An said was certainly one reason, but the more important reason was that Bai An had feelings for Mi Bu.

“Yeah, humans suffer.

Some trainers force nocturnal Pokémon to change their habits for the sake of battle.

Aren’t they uncomfortable?

What's funny is that humans still praise that person for his high level of training."

A Zubat happened to fly by at low altitude, which made Mib sigh with emotion.

"What do you think about the repeal of the Pokémon Nature Protection Act?"

Mib suddenly asked.

The "Pokémon Nature Conservation Act" was a law passed more than ten years ago. In order to prevent the indiscriminate hunting of Pokémon, the Alliance stipulates that a person can only possess a maximum of six Pokémon.

What can I say about this law? Its position is very awkward. Poor people simply cannot afford to capture six Pokémon.

The noble family members completely disregard the laws of the alliance. They restrict those trainers who are rich but not from noble families.

More than ten years ago, Professor Oak abolished this law, which allowed some wealthy trainers to start catching Pokémon on a large scale.

It was from then on that the types of Pokémon in Pokémon battles became more diverse.

Pokémon like Rattata and Caterpillar have also entered the Pokémon battle arena.

Various skills were discovered and recorded, and more skills were refined and more uses were explored.

More Pokémon training methods were developed.

There are also more Pokémon that civilian trainers think they can raise.

The number of trainers began to increase dramatically more than a decade ago.

Wealthy trainers are no longer limited to powerful Pokémon, as the laws restricting them have been abolished.

They began to collect Pokémon crazily, one or even multiple of the same one.

I started pursuing those special Pokémon, not for anything else, just to raise them for the sake of dignity.

Starting seven or eight years ago, the survival rate of Shiny Pokémon has greatly increased because many Shiny Pokémon were discovered and raised by humans before they died.

But shiny Pokémon are rare, so Pokémon that are different from ordinary Pokémon of the same species are born one after another.

For example, the bright-eyed Psyduck, the Zubat that can move during the day, and the green caterpillar that can release sweet smells from its tentacles...

The appearance of these Pokémon aroused the curiosity of scholars, and they devoted themselves to research.

However, it was discovered that the reason why Psyduck had bright eyes was because his eyelids were taped shut when he was just born. Over time, his eyes naturally grew in that direction.

The caterpillar can release sweet smell from its antennae because someone has injected perfume into its antennae.

This special Pokémon created in the form of abuse of Pokémon has aroused the anger of many scholars.

After a shuffle, those special Pokémon disappeared from the market.

However, some special Pokémon have not disappeared. Instead, they have become more common, such as Zubat, which can move during the day.

“I think there is no absolute right or wrong.

From Zubat's perspective, the abolition of the Pokémon Nature Conservation Act is absolutely harmful.

Because it indirectly forces humans to change their habits.

From the perspective of trainers, especially civilian trainers, its abolition allows more characteristics of Pokémon to be discovered, thus giving civilians more possibilities, which is beneficial.

As for the perspective of the worldly people, to be honest, I don't think there is any difference.

It won’t make much difference to them whether it is abolished or not.”