Mind Master of the Elf World

Chapter 39 The God in Charge of "Reimbursement"!
"Kou Jie?"

Jinghe was writing something, watching battle videos on her phone, when Gastly, holding a bottle of "digestive aid" in its mouth, leaned its head over.

What are they busy with?
Why have you been hunched over your desk writing all this time since you got back?
Jing He didn't even look up, simply saying, "Medical records."

"Case studies of fire-breathing camels."

Perhaps worried that Gastly wouldn't understand, he added a sentence.

Gastly still seemed to understand but not quite.

What is the purpose of writing a medical record?
Then I saw Jinghe finish writing the last word of the medical record and put it together with several other application forms.

"Kou Jie?"

What about these?
Gastly smacked its lips. And let me tell you, the "digestive liquid" that Miss Joy offered actually tasted pretty good. It was sweet and sour, quite appetizing. It had already unknowingly gone through half a dozen of them.

"Reimbursement Application Form"

Now that she had finished writing, Jinghe didn't mind showing Gastly her "achievements".

This is what Genji meant.

Treating Pokémon that have suffered physical and mental trauma is considered "working" for the League, so it must be done according to the League's rules, such as filling out forms and going through the reimbursement process.

"口桀"

Gastly glanced at the application form, and the mist transformed into the shape of fingers, pointing to the words "damaged clothing".

Do I need to report this too?

It remembered that Jinghe's clothes were indeed damaged when they passed through the cracks after they caught up with Chimney Mountain and entered Chimney Mountain.

"It's just being realistic," Jing He said calmly.

"Kou Jie?"

But why is it "×3"?
"I've registered Daigo and Aya for them as well."

"Ow—"

Gastly nodded as if it understood; Steven's clothes were indeed a bit expensive.

"Kou Jie?"

What about this one?

It then points to "10 boxes of energy cubes to appease Siddon, and 5 boxes of Moo Moo milk".

Putting aside how they got there, it seems like all they used to appease Xiduolan Enjinghe was a bottle of Moo Moo Fresh Milk and a handful of Energy Cubes, right? Were there 10 of them?

A box of Power Cubes should have a hundred cubes, right?
Jing He's tone remained calm and composed.

"If you tell others that you calmed down a legendary mythical beast with just a bottle of Moo Moo Milk and ten energy cubes, do you think they'll believe you? What if they actually believe it and try to imitate it? That's very dangerous!"

"Besides, who do you think is getting these energy cubes and Moo Moo milk reimbursed for?"

"...Ghost?!"

Gastly's voice rose several octaves.

They're all mine?!
"Of course, a portion of it will go to those injured Pokémon," Jinghe added.

He wouldn't stoop so low as to embezzle the Pokémon's food, so he could only ask for a little more.

goo-dong-

Gastly swallowed hard.

Its mist continued to descend, "Capturing the Fire-Breathing Camel consumed a total of 10 Luxury Balls."
Even though Gastly was mentally prepared, it still felt a jolt when it saw "10 Deluxe Balls".

"'One-ball superhero' is ultimately a minority. Besides, given how ferocious the fire-breathing camel was at the time, it's reasonable that it could be captured with ten balls, right?"

Jinghe shrugged and explained.

His "reimbursement application form" is based on the "actual" situation, okay?

Emphasize the rationality.

As for how the ordinary red and white ball used to catch the fire-breathing camel became a "deluxe ball".

Jinghe originally wanted to write about "precious balls", but considering the situation in the league, he temporarily gave up this option.

As the young master of Devon Corporation, it's reasonable for Daigo to carry around ten or eight "deluxe balls," right?
It was just bad luck; in the end, Jing He captured it with an ordinary red and white ball.

Pure luck.

Gastly was confused.

But it was a big shock.

Besides these, Jinghe filled in quite a few other things.

For example, a lot of "Berry" were used to remove the "burning" status, and Gastly and Steven's Pokémon were injured in the battle with Camerupt, so a lot of "Healing Spray" were used.

In addition, he also needs some medication to assist in physical interventions to treat and soothe the fire-breathing camel.

See, it's as reasonable as it gets.

"口、口桀"

Is this really okay?

Even Gastly, who is usually unruly, couldn't help but ask this question at this moment.

no problem?

"Of course there is a problem."

Jing He neatly stacked the sheets of paper and retrieved a file folder. Anyone in the alliance who reviewed the "expense reports" would be able to spot the problem with this one, unless they were an idiot.

Huh?!

Gastly blinked.

Should we still report it?

Jing He smiled slightly.

“If it were the league staff reviewing it, it definitely wouldn’t pass, but it’s different because it was Genji who reviewed it for us.”

Aside from a very few individuals, are there any members of the Hoenn Alliance whose status and position are above that of Genji?
Then no one will object to the "reimbursement form" after Genji signs it.

otherwise.

Why did Jinghe agree so readily without haggling with Yuanzhi Tianwang?

On the one hand, it was because King Genji gave them quite a lot.

On the other hand, it can be seen as a tacit understanding between him and Genji.

When Genji was young, he was just an ordinary sailor whose dream was to conquer the sea with his partner Hatch.

However, he almost lost his life in a shipwreck, but was eventually saved by a Dragonite, and from then on he fell in love with Pokémon, especially Dragon-type Pokémon.

He embarked on the path of a trainer.

Therefore, Genji always had goodwill towards Pokémon.

He was touched when he saw Jing He make the uneasy fire-breathing camel smile like that.

This is the real reason why he decided to invite Jing He for help.

Otherwise, although Jing He is a relatively rare Pokémon psychologist, given the League's resources, it's impossible that there isn't someone as professional as him.

They just couldn't soothe the enraged Pokémon as effectively and appropriately as Jing He did.

Moreover, Jinghe's "reimbursement slips" were actually mainly for Pokémon, whether it was Gastly or those injured Pokémon.

This is the tacit understanding between him and Genji.

Of course, the most important point is that Genji had also hinted at this to him, since those injured Pokémon also needed food.

Gastly, of course, was unaware of this.

But it trusted Jinghe's words completely.

Since Jinghe said there was no problem, then there must be no problem.

Ever since.
Gastly suddenly realized.

I understand!
next second.

"Kou Jie!"

Click! !

Then I heard it yell loudly.

A crisp sound of breaking parts followed.

Jinghe, who was organizing the documents, froze and looked at Gastly with disbelief.

I saw.

The phone that Gastly had been holding like a treasure was now lying on the ground, shattered into pieces!

"I!"

Veins bulged on Jinghe's forehead.

"Kouhee, kouhee!"

But Gastly seemed quite unfazed; it had long been annoyed by this old, broken phone with its slow internet speed and constant lag.

Performing "hypnosis" during the day was too tiring; I couldn't hold it steady.
Jing He's forehead creased with a dark line, and he squeezed out a sentence through gritted teeth.

"Have you ever considered that you could fill out the form even without smashing your phone?"

"...Ghost?!"

Gastly: Σ()
"Have you considered how many days it will take for the reimbursement to come through? What will you use during those days after your fall?"

Gastly: Σ(дlll)
"call--"

Jing He slowly exhaled, shook her head, and took out the "reimbursement form" that she had already put away.

It said on it, ".Smashed phone".

Gastly breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing the words he had written.

But when Jinghe wrote "cell phone x2" with a blank expression, Gastly was stunned again.

It's too shallow.

Its understanding was still superficial.

"Kouhee, kouhee!"

Gastly's black mist materialized into a hand and gave Jing He a thumbs up.

Reimbursement is indeed an art.

I would call you—the god of reimbursement in Old Shinon!

(End of this chapter)