Chapter 98: Simple Pokémon

Fortunately, there were ponyta and Butterfree. After some explanations from them, wynaut finally accepted the existence of the sableye, and because of his strong curiosity, he kept looking around the sableye

"Presumably, there must be no ghost-type Pokémon here, so this little one is so curious about the sableye."

Yang Yan looked at everything in front of him with a smile, while he kept taking out tools from his bag to prepare for cooking.

The other Pokémon saw wynaut mingling with these new Pokémon so easily, and soon they came out of the forest one after another and started playing with Yang Yan's Pokémon.

Hypno, Mr. Mime, Abra...

Psychic-type Pokémon kept appearing, and Yang Yan knew that he was going to have a big picnic this time.

Fortunately, Yang Yan still had a lot of snacks in his bag. If he took them out and gave them to these Psychic-type Pokémon, he could gain their favor.

None of these Pokémon had ever eaten these snacks, so they were quickly captivated and ate happily.

Some felt embarrassed to eat Yang Yan's food for nothing, so they went to the woods and picked a lot of fresh fruits for him.

After Yang Yan accepted the fruit with a smile, they seemed to become happier, and their relationship with Yang Yan gradually became familiar.

"It's truly a paradise. It has a simple feeling!"

Yang Yan thought that if so many Psychic-type Pokémon were seen outside, they would either turn and run away or launch attacks. It would be impossible for humans to make peace with them so easily.

Yang Yan spent most of the day playing with these Pokémon. It was probably the first time in a long while that they had seen people from outside, so they were all very enthusiastic towards Yang Yan.

It felt very comfortable and relaxing here. Because of the abundant resources, there were no fights, and the relationship between the Pokémon was very good.

Perhaps in their opinion, this is how getting along should be.

However, as the sky gradually darkened, the Pokémon gradually left and returned to their homes.

Yang Yan saw some elite-level or even quasi-king strength Pokémon appear. Most of these Pokémon were the parents of the little ones around Yang Yan.

However, their curiosity was not that great. They only looked at Yang Yan a few more times before leaving with their children.

It wasn't until the last Pokémon around him was taken away that Yang Yan lay lazily on the grass.

"It's not bad to have such an experience occasionally, but..."

Looking at the Pokémon parents with their children, Yang Yan couldn't help but think of his own parents.

"I don't know if my parents know about the boat. If they know, they will definitely come out to look for me, so I need to get out of here as soon as possible."

Yang Yan couldn't imagine how uncomfortable and sad his parents would be when they learned that he was missing.

And Grandpa Tomioka, if he knew something had happened to Yang Yan, he might think of his deceased son again.

What about the gym leader, Norman? Would he regret that the apprentice he had just accepted was gone?

There was also the Starmie lying not far from Yang Yan. Was it thinking about Mr. Mitsui at this moment?

(By the way, Starmie and Staryu don't have mouths, so how do they eat?)

Had Mr. Mitsui been saved by Lugia like him?

Besides him, was there anyone else brought here by Lugia?

After his mind calmed down, Yang Yan unknowingly realized that he had too many things he couldn't let go of, and too many problems that needed solving.

He sat cross-legged and leaned against a big tree, with Butterfree on his head, a Ninjask and the egg that hadn't yet hatched in his arms, Ponyta and Starmie on his left, and Sableye and Treecko on his right.

They quietly watched the night fall together. Each of them seemed to be thinking about something, but said nothing.

Yang Yan looked at the statue of Lugia in front of him. Although the statue was created long ago, it was well protected by the Pokémon here, so it didn't seem to have any traces of time.

The longer Yang Yan looked at it, the more he felt a different emotion looming in his heart.

"Not to mention, after looking at this statue for a long time, I really felt the charm of Lugia. It shows that the craftsmanship of the ancients was indeed superb."

Just when Yang Yan was marveling at how lifelike the statue was, a light flashed before his eyes, and Alakazam appeared again.

Yang Yan wanted to complain: Why does this Alakazam always have to startle me every time it shows up? It's so scary.

But of course, those thoughts stayed in his head.

"Human, you can get along so happily with the Pokémon here. It seems that you are not a bad person."

When Yang Yan heard this, he could only sigh: With a powerful Pokémon like you, how could I dare to act otherwise?

Even if he didn't take that into consideration, Yang Yan really didn't have any ill intentions toward these Pokémon.

Facing these simple, innocent, and cute Pokémon, Yang Yan couldn't bear a single evil thought in his heart.

Yang Yan stood up. "I don't know what you want to know. If it's something I know, I will definitely tell you everything. But I think you can see that I'm just a trainer who has just started out, and my knowledge is limited."

"I just want to know some basic information about the outside world."

Alakazam then asked Yang Yan a few things, which were indeed quite basic.

It asked about the general situation of the current Pokémon League, the news of the Elite Four and Champions, how humans treat Pokémon, and the current state of human development.

These questions made Yang Yan feel that Alakazam knew quite a bit about the outside world. It didn't seem like it had never left here at all. At most, it seemed like it had only been away from humans for seven or eight years.

Fortunately, before Yang Yan could ask, Alakazam explained about the humans it had met before.

Alakazam said that roughly every ten years or so, humans would come here. Some were killed by Alakazam due to their evil intentions, and some left after being informed about the trial.

As for whether they completed the trial and left, Alakazam didn't know, because the trial itself was very dangerous, and it was entirely possible to die in it.

Finally, Alakazam told Yang Yan something more important: the one who had pulled Yang Yan and Starmie to shore was the Meditite they had first seen!

Yang Yan had always thought that Starmie had saved him, but Starmie said that after passing through the whirlpool, it had fallen unconscious, just like Yang Yan.

At that time, Meditite had been training nearby, so it had seen them.

Yang Yan thought to himself: He truly was lucky. If Meditite hadn't happened to be there, he would have died in the sea.

He made up his mind to thank Meditite tomorrow!