Chapter 1
Chapter 1 starts with a Boss Lairon (1)
The Pokémon world is a collection of hundreds of different Pokémon.
Humans and Pokémon live together, helping each other and progressing together.
World of Pokémon, Hoenn Region.
Mobai Town.
In a remote area of the town, in a room in a small three-story building, the quilt was kicked away, and a teenager in his teens got up from the bed.
The teenager went to the bathroom, brushed his teeth and washed his face, put on his clothes, walked to the mirror, and tidied up his clothes.
"Aoki, you are the most handsome."
This boy is Aoki.
An ordinary teenager in Mobai Town, today is his journey to become a Pokémon master.
After Aoki brushed his teeth and washed his face, he made a breakfast, then sat at the dining table and ate breakfast silently.
Just beside the dining table, there is a giant, holding a transparent cube in his hand, eating it.
After breakfast, Aoki packed up, put on his coat, looked in the mirror, tidied up his hair, and was full of thoughts.
He is not a native of the Pokémon world, but traveled to this Pokémon world a few years ago.
When they crossed over, the parents of this body never came back because of a certain expedition.
But fortunately, the original parents were very rich and paid Aoki a full amount at one time, so that Aoki could receive the initial Pokémon at Birch Professor's research institute.
The world is not as beautiful as in the anime.
To receive the initial Pokémon, you must pay 100,000 Alliance Coins every year for ten consecutive years.
Otherwise, it's just a Pokémon ball and a Caterpie or something in the wild.
There are still very few Caterpies in the Hoenn Region, maybe they can only go to catch Taillow, and the end is miserable.
When Aoki crossed over, the ten-year fee was just paid.
In addition, his parents are also researchers at the Birch Institute, and naturally they also gave a very generous pension.
In addition, the trainer can be killed by wild Pokémon at any time during the journey.
Even evil organizations run amok.
If nothing else, in the Hoenn Region, there are two villain organizations, Team Magma and Team Aqua.
One wants to summon Groudon and turn the world into the earth, and the other wants to summon Kyogre and turn the world into an ocean.
Both are lunatics.
The team led by two lunatics is naturally all evil, and many trainers are robbed of Pokémon every year.
It can be said that it is really difficult to become a successful trainer.
Aoki quickly recovered, and today was the day he received his initial Pokémon.
Three Pokémons, he has already thought about it, he will choose Torchic at that time, and eventually evolve into Blaziken.
Super Evolution is also possible.
Of course, at present, the whole world does not know about Super Evolution.
Even the Kalos Region is only a little aware of it, and the Sycamore Professor has not studied it clearly.
"Boss Lairon, we can go."
"pull..."
Aoki took out a Poké Ball and pointed it at the behemoth that ate Pokéblocks next to him.
A red light illuminated the Boss Lairon.
Boss Lairon responded with a sound, and was sucked into the Pokémon ball.
This Boss Lairon was commissioned by the parents of this body.
A year ago, it was sent by Birch Professor, and then hatched. In just one year, it evolved to become Boss Lairon.
This is also because Aoki has a system.
Yes, Aoki does have a system.
Treasure chest system.
In every corner of the world, there may be treasure chests, and you can get rewards when you open the treasure chests.
There are five levels of treasure chests in total.
Bronze Chest, Silver Chest, Saffron Chest, Diamond Chest, King's Chest.
The system also has a system map.
When you open it, you can see all kinds of light.
The most striking thing in the Hoenn Region is the Sky Pillar, which has a treasure chest of kings.
But when Aoki is stupid?
That's Sky Pillar, Rayquaza's territory, and if he goes there, I don't know if he'll come back alive.
Is the King's Chest useful?
Fortunately, when he first crossed over, there was a diamond treasure chest at home.
Opening this chest, Aoki gets a full set of Pokéblocks crafting skills and sends a crafting machine.
It is precisely because of the Pokéblocks manufacturing technology that in just one year, Boss Lairon has successfully evolved from Aron to its final form.
It is worth mentioning that there are no Pokéblocks in this world.
The most common thing Pokémon eat is dog food, ahhh, Pokémon rations.
Some breeders even make their own Pokémon food.
Even those big families, the Pokémon rations they make, are slightly more nutritious.
But compared with Pokéblocks, the gap is huge, it can be said to be a world of difference.
'system."
Aoki thought silently, and a blue box that others could not see appeared in front of Aoki's eyes.
There are three pages on the box.
The first is Aoki's own page, the second is the Pokémon page, and the third is the system backpack.
Name: Aoki
Pokémon: Boss Lairon
Special Ability: Viridian Might
Skill: Pokéblocks Crafting
Over the years, he has acquired two diamond chests, one at his home and one at the Birch Institute.
The two chests received the Pokéblocks crafting technology, and the Viridian Power.
The Viridian Power, the power of a special ability in the Pokémon world, able to read Pokémon minds and heal Pokémon.
The one I currently own, the Giovanni of Earth, used to fly the Elite Lance.
Another one is him.
In addition, Aoki also opened a lot of treasure chests, all of which are some tree fruits, alliance coins, and Poké Balls.
Some slightly more expensive ones are evolutionary stone/ite of various kinds, but not many.
Aoki opened the Pokémon page again.
Name: Boss Lairon
Trait: Heavy Metal
Attributes: Steel, Rock
Strength: Quasi-Elite peak
Qualification: Elite level
Skills: Metal Claw, Rock Tomb, Iron Head, Rock Slide, Protect, Metal Sound, Heavy Slam…
Genetic Skills: Dragon Claw, Earthquake
Just by looking at the attribute panel, you can tell that this is a well-bred Boss Lairon.
All thanks to Pokéblocks.
Otherwise, the Boss Lairon would not have been able to evolve in one year, and had a quasi-Elite level of strength.