Elves: Goal, help Pokémon fulfill their wishes

The screen on the TV kept flashing, and the characters in the movie being shown were from an unknown film. It was like a ghost video clip, and the camera would be switched as soon as they said a word.

After using the movable type printing technique several times, he finally managed to compose a sentence that was grammatically correct but with a slightly strange tone.

"My radio waves and spirit body have been irreversibly damaged, and I may have lost my memories related to the Dream Maker, Loto."

This patchwork way of communicating information is somewhat similar to that of a Cybertronian whose vocal cords are damaged and who uses a car radio instead.

After brushing off the dust on his palms and looking away from the flickering ghostly scene in front of him, Liang Yin carefully identified the individual mispronounced words.

At least judging from the way the sentence ended, the guy on TV was indeed his dream client.

"You must have misunderstood me, Rotom." Liang Yin laughed dumbly, cleared his throat twice, and nodded to explain, "I came here to fulfill your wish, and I have never had any contact with you before. It is natural that you have no memory of me."

Then, he told Rotom on the TV the same routine introduction that he had given to every dream-fulfilling client (except Meowth who was loyal to Sakaki) in a different way.

Tell the other person that you are a human from another world, an employee chosen by the Pokémon Dream Center, and are dedicated to helping Pokémon in need realize their wishes.

However, Rotom's reaction was unexpected.

"Will you help me find him?"

It paused for a moment, and the TV screen switched at an ever-increasing speed, saying a series of words:

"No, no, no, you absolutely can't do it! This world has been without the 'Sun' for a long time. All people and Pokémon have lost the 'Sun'. Go! Your 'Sun' will be gone too! It's impossible for him to come back, and he can no longer come back! Go!"

The first half of Rotom's sentence clearly still had hope, but the second half seemed to have undergone some drastic change. Not only did it become a repetitive repetitive sentence with inverted meaning, but the only thing left between the lines was sharp denial filled with negative emotions.

If you combine that with the hideous, crazy and horrifying expression of the male character on the paused screen, an indescribable meaning almost overflows from the TV.

"..."

According to the experience of previous commissions, the dream-making clients are at least enthusiastic about realizing their wishes.

Whether it's Eevee's determination to refuse to evolve, Zeraora's resolve to protect its young, Meowth's efforts to win favor, or Mewtwo's persistence in finding his father, they are all like this - otherwise it cannot be called a "wish" based on causal logic.

Compared to them, Rotom's mental state now seems to be a little off, as if he has lost the enthusiasm that he should have maintained in the process of fulfilling his wish.

Could this be the key to why Rotom's Wish, which was originally an ordinary request, was upgraded to an emergency request?

Realizing this possibility, Liang Yin couldn't help but frown, guessing that Rotom might be slowly losing its "heart" starting from positive emotions such as "passion".

As a result, negative emotions prevailed for a while.

After all, this is the "heartless world" created by Chi Ri after he achieved his ambition. The occurrence of this "losing heart" situation is both unexpected and reasonable.

He tried to persuade Rotom with a few words, "trying" to "persuade him with reason and emotion".

However, Liang Yin’s words were not as eye-opening as Xiaozhi’s protagonist’s, and in the end, the effect achieved was minimal.

However, Rotom still looked unmoved. Not to mention coming out of the TV to meet him, the whistling sound of the TV's built-in speakers contained a lot of "no" in them, as if he was using the word "no" to form sentences.

"Rotom, the person you want to see is called 'Red Sun'," Liang Yin took a deep breath and dropped a bombshell, which caused quite a stir in Rotom's heart. "You must trust the dream facilitator's professional ability. We will definitely find a way to help you meet him again. To be honest, I met Red Sun not long ago. He has always been thinking about you."

He even deliberately put emphasis on the word "hit".

They did indeed "fight", although it was a "fight" in the physical sense, and it ended with Liang Yin luckily escaping and not forgetting to vent his anger by mocking Liang Yin before leaving.

This time, Rotom on the TV did not rush to deny it.

It seems that the name "Red Sun" calmed it down a lot.

"Red Sun, Red Sun... That's right, I'm looking for Red Sun Loto! Have you really seen him, Loto?! Can you really take me to find him, Loto?!" Because of the damage to his memory, Rotom forgot a lot of things, including the name of the "sun" it was waiting for - this was mentioned in the opening sentence of the first version of the commission [Introduction], "I'm really sorry, I seem to have said a lot of unpleasant things just now, Loto."

Liang Yin keenly noticed a characteristic: when the other party was using the oral habit, his emotions seemed to be relatively normal or stable.

"Liang Yin, is Rotom a bit schizophrenic?" Eevee, who witnessed the whole process, hooked his trainer's collar and whispered in his ear, "... Is it really okay if I reveal the true face of the Red Sun to it?"

There will definitely be problems!

If I were to directly throw the message "The red sun you wanted to see is actually the culprit that made the world into this mess" in Rotom's face (TV screen) - regardless of whether he would believe it or not, even if he did believe it, it's hard to say whether he could withstand the shock of having his fantasy shattered!

After much persuasion, an orange-red Pokémon with pointed upper and lower parts, wearing a blue translucent plasma coat, flashing "crackling" electric light and waving its lightning-shaped arms finally crawled out from inside the old-fashioned TV.

This was the first time Liang Yin saw Rotom in person.

It is indeed a Pokémon with a peculiar structure. It looks like a ghost that runs on electricity, and it displays the characteristics of both electricity and ghost attributes to the fullest - it looks much more honest than some Pokémon that have dragon attributes but have no connection with dragons in appearance.

Rotom circled Liang Yin, then floated in front of Zeraora and stayed there for a moment before swooshing back into the TV. "I'm sorry, I can't stay outside for too long in my weak state. I have to stay in the appliance."

Before Liang Yin could speak, Ibrahimovic took action first.

Opening the zipper of Liang Yin's backpack with ease, the little fox reached its claws in and fumbled around, pushing aside the dry compressed foods and strange-shaped toys, and finally dug out an old cell phone - Liang Yin had fulfilled his promise and got the flashy brand phone for it.

Ibrahimovic also took his old mobile phone with him.

Doesn't this come in handy?