A person abandoned by the Pokémon world

Bai An didn't sleep the whole night in the desert. He couldn't sleep.

Maybe it's because there are people around who are not convenient to release all the Pokémon, or maybe it's for other reasons.

Bai An experienced his first sleepless night in a while.

Then he witnessed the evil deeds of Zoroark and Cosmogu.

He seemed to understand why Cosmogu's level had increased even though he had never had any serious battles or training.

Soraya Baian didn't find it strange, he could level up by absorbing resentful energy.

During this period of time, Cosmogu's level has been increasing, and Bai An has always thought that all young divine beasts are like this.

But now it seems that this is not the case.

Bai An took a few glances and decided that they would not suffer any loss, so he let them go.

"It's normal for children to fight and quarrel."

Bai An thought so, of course if the two of them suffered losses, Bai An would not think so.

“The travel in Chengdu is coming to an end.

The next travel destination is set to be the Hoenn region..."

Bai An's eyes suddenly noticed Cosmogu's level:

“I remember this level…

It's about to evolve, right?

If she evolves before heading to the Hoenn region, then travel directly to the Alola region after dealing with the incidents with Kyogre and Groudon.

If it hasn't evolved, just wander around the Hoenn region.

Solgaleo, the sun god, Lunala, the moon goddess, I don't know which one you belong to."

Just as Cosmogu "jumped up", his sight inadvertently saw Bai An lying on Snorlax's belly.

Bai An winked at Cosmogu mischievously, and Cosmogu panicked and fell straight down and hit Zoroark on the head.

"Woo!"

Zoroark, who had just killed a sandrat, glared at Cosmog.

"Mo, Mo, Mo!"

Cosmogu stuttered in panic.

Soroya wondered what Cosmogu was talking about, what old thing?

The two little ones were so small that they couldn't see the condition of Bai An on Snorlax's belly.

When Cosmog stammered and told Zoroark that his father was still awake, Zoroark's entire Pokémon was in trouble.

Just at this moment, the mole rat under his feet recovered a little strength and began to sway.

Zoroark lost his balance and fell face first into the sand.

After Zoroark reacted, he viciously stepped on the sandshrew into the sand, then he walked carefully towards Bai An.

Faced with Zoroark's atrocities, Sandshrew dared not speak out, and the same was true for his companions around him, because the pressure from the Monarch Serpent in the distance was always looming.

If they had not made a deal with the caravan beforehand, they would have run away long ago.

The deal was that the caravan paid some food and they would keep watch for the caravan.

This mutually beneficial transaction has lasted for nearly a hundred years.

They must keep their credibility. Otherwise, once their credibility collapses, it will only bring them harm and no benefit. After all, the desert is short of resources, and their lives will be more difficult without supplies from humans.

As for robbing humans, maybe they did so a hundred years ago, but today, a hundred years later, they have no such idea.

They can still distinguish between one meal being full and every meal being full, although a caravan cannot provide them with every meal.

There is a kind of cheap labor in this world that can be obtained by paying a little food, and that is wild and weak Pokémon.

But even so, not many people would choose to hire them.

These merchants said they were hiring them, but in reality, the food was more like a toll for them.

Some people even hate these Pokémon because the food also costs money, even though the money for the food can't even buy five Poké Balls.

They turned a deaf ear to the Pokémon keeping vigil for them, and even thought it was a means of threatening them to hand over their food.

Of course, not all caravans think so.

If there were Pokémon that could speak human language, or humans who could speak the Pokémon language as negotiators between them, perhaps the gap between humans and Pokémon would be much smaller?

However, if is just if, Pokémon that can speak human language will be ostracized by their own kind, and humans who can communicate with Pokémon will be regarded as monsters by humans.

Without saying this, Zoroark had already climbed up Snorlax's body and came to Bai An.

Bai An lowered his voice and asked, "Have you had enough fun?"

Soraya smiled awkwardly.

"In the end, I didn't care enough about you.

You sleep until noon every day, is it because you have activities in the evening?"

Bai An smiled and purred Soraya's floating hair.

Soraya shook his head, saying that it was not that Bai An didn't care enough, but that Bai An trusted him too much.

Zoroark knows his trainer too well, and his Pokémon will believe anything he says.

“Speaking of which, you are now at a high enough level, and your development has improved dramatically after eating the food in that restaurant.

Is it time to evolve?"

Bai An changed the subject.

Soraya knew this, but he didn't know how to tell Bai An.

There is a reason why the Extinct Zoroark and Zoroark in the Washi Form evolved into the normal Zoroark.

They are so hurtful that Zoroark in the Jade Washi form needs to gather enough resentment energy in order to evolve into Zoroark.

Once enough resentful energy is collected and stored in the hair, Zoroark will naturally evolve.

And the power of evolution will also envelop the resentful energy it has collected.

The energy of resentment will also evolve, and invisible resentment can even turn into substance and become an illusion.

The phantom appears to hate everything in the world, and the powerful ones are so terrifying that the person who sees them will lose their sanity.

There was no shortage of resentment in the former Xicui region, because Pokémon or humans became predators or prey at every turn for food.

At that time, Zoroark didn't have to worry about this at all. They might even be just three months old, and collecting resentment energy was enough to support their evolution.

But in modern times, the collection of resentment energy is somewhat disappointing.

Not long ago, Zoroark collected the resentful energy of a "humanoid Pokémon", which made him very happy. However, it turned into a ghost and ran away before he had obtained it for long.

Zoroya estimated that with the small fish and shrimp he collected every night when he went out hunting in the wild, it wouldn't take long, or even ten years, for him to collect enough resentment energy.

Thinking of this, Zoroark glared at the Sandshrew not far away. He couldn't understand why they didn't hate him even though he had bullied them so much.

"Don't worry, life is long, you can always evolve."

Bai An saw Soraya's behavior and thought that he was also anxious, so he couldn't help but comfort him.

Zoroa shook his head to show that he was not in a hurry. In fact, he was very open-minded and he didn't even want to evolve so quickly.

He knew that before the monarch snake and the duck baby evolved, they were always around Bai An.

What happened after evolution? Left in the Poké Ball, Zoroark estimated that he would be like this after evolution.

He doesn't want to. It's so good to be with Bai An. He doesn't want to stay in the Poké Ball.

Sometimes Soraya...

Not only Zoroark, many Pokémon are envious of Unknown Totem A. They envy his size and the fact that he spends most of the day on Bai An's head.

Although inconspicuous, if we really talk about the time "spending" with Bai An, he has surpassed the Chief Swan and is catching up with the Monarch Snake.

"What do you want to evolve into in the future, little guy?

Solgaleo or Lunala?"

"Mo?"

Cosmogu tilted his head in confusion.

"Forget it, let it be. It's getting late, shouldn't you guys go to bed?"

Zoroya really wanted to say this. Normally, they were still killing everyone, but when he thought of Bai An, Zoroya decisively chose to go to sleep and dragged Cosmogu who wanted to say something.

After watching Soraya and Cosmogu find a place to sleep, Bai An looked at the stars for a while and closed his eyes.

He was feeling a little sleepy.

Just when Bai An was about to fall asleep but had not yet fallen asleep, the people in the caravan took action.

They made quite a noise, waking up almost all the Pokémon.

Whether it's the Snorlax that serves as Bai An's bed, the Monarch that coiled on one side, or the wild Pokémon around.

"Sorry for disturbing your rest.

But we have to leave, I’m sorry.”

The leader of the caravan, the man who had talked to Bai An last night, came up to Bai An and said.

The slight dissatisfaction in Bai An's heart was soothed by these words. After all, he hadn't fallen asleep yet. If he had been woken up, the result might have been very different.

"Are you going to set off now? It's not even daybreak yet."

"It's half past three, it's getting late. If we don't leave now, we'll have to spend the night in the desert.

There will be too many unstable factors in the next night. We need to reach Asagi City before the sun sets. Experience tells us that this is the most appropriate time to set off."

"Is that so? It's not easy for you either." Bai An nodded to indicate that he understood.

"Hey, making a living out there isn't any ease or difficulty, it's all about making a living.

Do you want to go with us, little brother?"

When the leader invited him, he had no other thoughts but simply felt that it was a bit dangerous for him to be alone in the desert.

Bai An's behavior last night impressed the leader a little.

"Okay, I'll keep nagging then."

Bai An agreed. He couldn't sleep anyway, so he might as well follow them.

"Let's go back to the Poké Ball and get some sleep. I'll go with them, and there shouldn't be any accidents."

Bai An took out the Poké Ball and was about to take back Snorlax and Serpentine, but the two of them avoided the light from the Poké Ball by one turning sideways and the other leaning back.

"Okay, follow me then."

When Snorlax heard this, he narrowed his eyes and it was obvious that he was very happy. He bent down, picked up Bai An and caught up with the caravan.

"I really don't know why you are so happy.

Are you so happy when I sit in your arms? "

Snorlax nodded heavily. He was just happy, happy for no reason. If possible, he wanted to hug his trainer for the rest of his life.

"What a big fool."

Snorlax took it as a compliment from Bai An.

The caravan was not moving fast, it could even be said to be slow. They were pulling the carts with three Kenteros, and three Kenteros pulled seven carts.

Bai An couldn't estimate the weight of these goods, but he knew that these Kentaro were bearing a weight that they shouldn't have to bear.

Everyone was walking, and none of them were sitting in the car to add burden to Kentaro.

Snorlax was moving at a normal speed, and soon he was at the front. Bai An vaguely heard the leader say to Kentaro: "Hold on, old buddy, this is the last leg.

When this load is finished, a new Kentaro will come to share your pressure, and you will be much more relaxed then."

At the front is the only woman in the caravan, and she has the greatest responsibility. She needs to detect whether there is quicksand in the front, so as to inform the caravan in advance to avoid the quicksand.

There are also people on both sides and in the back. They have to take out binoculars from time to time to watch, not only to be on guard against wild Pokémon, but also against natural disasters such as sandstorms.

The leader, who seemed to be the most relaxed, was wandering around the three Kentaro and talking.

Bai An concluded that it felt like the team leader was just making big promises for these three Kentaro.

Speaking of ease, Ling Tian is actually more relaxed than the leader.

He was not a member of the caravan, but he was connected to it.

Traveling merchants are afraid of being robbed by wild Pokémon along the way, so they hire some trainers to escort them.

They generally have two options. One is to go to the Pokémon Center and hire under the witness of the League. The disadvantage of this is that it is a bit more expensive, but the advantage is that you don't have to worry about the hired trainer not doing the job or running away midway.

The second type is mercenaries. The advantage is that the price is not fixed and depends entirely on negotiation between the two parties. The disadvantage is that the people in the caravan may not know who the hired trainer is.

It is possible to hire a great merchant for very little money, but the great merchant would take a fancy to their goods and rob them directly.

It is also possible that you spend a lot of money to hire a rookie, and when you encounter wild Pokémon, you will just be the one to deliver the food.

Ling Tian is the trainer they hired, and all Ling Tian needs to do is deal with the attacking wild Pokémon.

If they don't encounter an attack, they can get the hiring fee for free, so many civilian trainers will follow the caravan when heading to the next town.

"not good!

It’s quicksand!”

Hearing this exclamation, Bai An turned around and saw that most of the car had sunk into the water.

Someone was working on the connection between the cars, and he wanted to disconnect it to avoid causing more damage.

"Monarch Snake~"

The monarch snake understood Bai An's intention after hearing the greeting. He narrowed his eyes and tried to estimate whether he could rescue the truckload of goods.

Finally, when the truck was about to be completely submerged in the quicksand, the monarch snake took action.

A large number of green leaves grow out of the quicksand, with the skill "Tie Grass Knot".

The truck was pushed out by the green leaves, but the goods on the truck had long disappeared, as they had been swept away by the quicksand.

"Tower~"

Serpentorian yelled at Snorlax. Although he lifted the truck, the quicksand was still there, and Snorlax needed to take action.

Snorlax protected Bai An's head with one hand, opened his mouth and rushed straight to the quicksand.

In an instant, the quicksand along with the green leaves were frozen, the frozen green leaves shattered, and the truck fell with a bang on the ice surface frozen by the sand.

It wasn't too high and the truck didn't suffer any damage.

"There's nothing we can do about the goods. If you can save a car, your losses should be less, right?"

The dazed leader was brought back to his senses by Bai An's words: "It's saved."