Mind Master of the Elf World

Chapter 692 Sunken Ship and Treasure at the Bottom of the Sea! (Two chapters combined, please vote!)
"Whoosh!"

Jinghe and the others also arrived at the giant tree on the hill in the center of Qiuqiu Lake.

However, just like the Moltres, as soon as they approached, a chubby, ball-shaped squirrel appeared in front of them and reached out to block their way.

Judging from this situation, Jinghe really wanted to go up and flick the nose of the squirrel hiding its belly, and then arrogantly say, "Still trying to stop us? We're here to take you in!"
But clearly, this is not Jinghe's style; it would be more appropriate to do it with Daye instead.

But yeah.

Even Galarian Moltres protects this giant tree and is unwilling to fight, so Jing He certainly wouldn't arbitrarily provoke a conflict.

This tree has nurtured so many wild Pokémon in this area; if anything were to happen, they would all attack it.
It's not that I'm afraid, but this goes against the principles and original intentions of Beihe in doing things.

Besides, he only wanted a few branches and wanted to learn more about the tree.

So he's just here to say hello.

After placing a small box of energy cubes in front of the gluttonous squirrel, he turned and walked away without saying a word.

"Whoosh?"

The well-fed squirrel tilted its head and scratched the back of its head.

I don't understand what these humans are trying to do.

But soon its sensitive nose twitched, and it smelled the fragrance emanating from the energy cube. Its eyes lit up immediately, and it carefully picked up one, hesitated for a moment, and then licked it.

"Whoosh!!"

The savage squirrel suddenly shuddered, its fur, especially its bushy tail, bristled, revealing some of the tree fruits and treasures it had hidden inside.

It felt as if every pore on its body had been opened up.

Then the savage squirrel suddenly realized what was happening, looked around to make sure no one was watching, and quickly stuffed the energy cube into its tail.

But with such a loud noise, how could it not have attracted the attention of other well-fed squirrels and greedy squirrels? It was already surrounded by a row of them.

"Whoosh!"

So, the well-fed squirrel had no choice but to secretly hide two more cubes for itself, and then, with a "tragic" expression, distribute the remaining energy cubes.

To be honest, this energy cube is the best thing this gluttonous squirrel has ever eaten in its life!
And it's not the only one with this feeling.

Sure enough, Jing He hadn't gone far when the screams of the well-fed squirrels echoed from the canopy of the giant tree.

They all asked the original, well-fed squirrel where it had found all these good things.

It immediately pointed at Jinghe from afar.

"Teacher Jinghe, why are you back?" Da Ye looked at Jinghe, who had returned to the lakeside from the Giant Tree Hill, with some confusion.

He thought that Teacher Jinghe would have to pay the price of some food, just like the firebird, to gain the right to enter the canopy of the giant tree and find out more.

"Let the energy cube fly for a while."

Jinghe smiled.

Entering the tree canopy and cutting off a few valuable branches are two different concepts.

Moreover, compared to the giant tree whose purpose is not yet known, Jinghe is more concerned about the fruit trees that are everywhere.

Most of the area on the Great Plains of Globe Lake is flat, but there are also dense groves of trees and fruit trees growing together.

Unlike the bustling fruit trees on the Sancha Plain, the fruit trees here are mostly clustered together.

As far as the eye can see, there are abundant fruits—red, blue, yellow, and green.
If Jinghe hadn't stopped them, their Pokémon would have pounced on them long ago.

Such dense orchards have resulted in many smaller, immature fruit trees being "pressed down" under a few more vigorous ones.

With the light blocked and nutrients in the soil depleted, these fruit trees are destined to never fully grow.

These fruit trees are precisely Jinghe's target.

It saves the trouble of sowing seeds and greatly reduces their growth time. If transplanted properly, they can create a remarkable orchard on one's own island.

At the same time, removing these unproductive trees allows the nutrients in the soil to be better absorbed by the mature trees, resulting in larger and fuller fruit trees.

It can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

Then, Jinghe picked up the small shovel that the master blacksmith had temporarily made and led the group of little ones to dig up the small fruit trees.

The wild Pokémon in the vicinity were initially wary, fearing that Jinghe would dig up the berry trees they depended on for survival, or take away all the berries.

Later, when they saw that Jinghe and the others were digging up saplings, which was undoubtedly a good thing for the orchard, they immediately lowered their guard.

Some of the bolder wild Pokémon even came to help, speeding up the process of digging up the saplings.

However, while Jinghe was busy with transplanting and excavation, some of the little ones, who weren't very good at this, went out to play by themselves.

For example, Tyranitar, Urshifu, and Dragonite are all relatively large, or perhaps they were attracted by certain factors and therefore did not participate. Gengar is one of them.

What attracts them is the sea outside the plains of Sphere Lake.

This place is located at the southernmost part of the Galar region; a little further south lies the sea.

However, because the temperature of the Crown Snowfield is low, the surrounding sea is covered with ice to varying degrees, and the underwater terrain is quite complex, making it difficult for some ships to approach.

It has become a natural barrier isolating this place from the outside world.

"Genga?"

As soon as it approached the sea, Gengar seemed to sense something, tightening the reins to stop Spirithorse's pace, and then gently releasing them, causing Spirithorse to leap into the air.

Gengar lifted its sunglasses, squinted, and looked down at the sea.

His eyes suddenly lit up, and he called out.

"哓GA!"

With that, he immediately ran towards the seabed, despite Lingyouma's somewhat reluctant expression.

Dragonite and Bear exchanged a glance and then jumped into the sea. The icy water did not make them feel cold; on the contrary, it invigorated them.

"Banji!"

Bangilas stood on the cliff, gazing at the vast sea, hands on his hips, but didn't jump in with him.

I'm so angry!
Helpless, it could only sit on the cliff and dig out a few hard rocks and began to gnaw on them fiercely.

At this moment, Bangilas had already decided that it must learn the "surfing" trick!
On the other side, Gengar, Dragonite, and Urshifu, who had jumped into the sea, soon discovered an ancient and decaying shipwreck that had sunk deep in the ocean.

Just by looking at the style of this shipwreck, you can tell that it is definitely quite old, and may even be an old-fashioned sailing ship.

The same thought immediately popped into the minds of the little ones—treasure!
He excitedly swam towards the shipwreck on the seabed.

Gulu gulu——

Bubbles churned at the bottom of the water.

Some of the wild underwater Pokémon that lived near the shipwreck fled after sensing the presence of the Spirithorn, and in the blink of an eye, most of them were gone.

Some wild Pokémon swam away and hid nearby, watching, wondering what these unexpected guests wanted.

The closer Gengar got to the shipwreck, the more it could feel a ghostly aura emanating from it.

Shipwrecks and ghosts are often inextricably linked.

The little ones weren't surprised by this.

"Genga~"

Gengar waved his hand, and Urshifu and Dragonite immediately swam towards the bow and stern of the ship respectively, while Gengar led Grimmsnarl straight to the cabin.

The skillful task allocation and the tacit understanding between them would probably make Jinghe secretly marvel.

How many "missions" has Gengar's "outlaw squad" actually gone on?
boom! !

A moment later, noises came from the direction of the bow of the ship.

It turned out that Dragonite encountered the broken rudder that was resting on the sunken ship when it approached the bow!

A Ghost/Grass-type Pokémon whose shape resembles a ship's wheel and anchor, covered in green algae, and has eye structures that look like instruments.

Despite being a Ghost and Grass-type Pokémon, its ability is "Steel Ability," similar to Regidrago's "Dragon Jaw," which increases the power of Steel-type moves by 50%.

It is said that Broodling is a ghost Pokémon that was reborn from seaweed that was floating on the seabed and absorbed parts of a shipwreck. The seaweed, which is like a chain, can extend for hundreds of meters like an iron chain, making it a rather troublesome Pokémon in the ocean.

Shipwrecks of a certain age will inevitably have broken rudders resting there.

Also.

The relationship between the Broken Rudder Wheel and the Lava and Poisonous Algae Dragon is very close. Generally, where the Broken Rudder Wheel exists, there is a very high probability that Lava and Poisonous Algae Dragon will also live there.

Sure enough, as soon as Dragonite clashed with Broodwheel, two Poisonous Algae Dragons burst out from the messy algae.

However, it's clear that not every Pokémon can be like the Gluttonous Squirrel on the giant tree, possessing the strength to face legendary Pokémon head-on.

Although Dragonite's injuries haven't fully healed, dealing with this broken wheel and the two Poisonous Algae Dragons is still very easy.

The martial arts master who entered from the stern also encountered a little trouble.

It encountered two magical corals.

After all, it's a Ghost-type Pokémon, which is somewhat of a hindrance to the Fighting-type Urshifu.

But the impact is not significant.

After all, they came here to search for treasure, not to wreak havoc.

Only Gengar and Spectral were safe. Because of Spectral's presence, no wild Pokémon dared to approach, and they entered the shipwreck very easily.

Furthermore, because they are both Ghost-type Pokémon, Gengar and Spectral sensed something as soon as they entered the shipwreck.

"Xilulu——"

Even the usually taciturn Lingyouma showed a slight fluctuation of excitement.

The dilapidated cabin was filled with floating seaweed and wood chips. Gengar carefully dismounted from his Spirithorn and led it down the rotten ladder.

It's not that I'm afraid of anything, but...
Since it's a treasure hunt, and the environment and atmosphere are so suitable, it's natural to portray it as a treasure hunt.

Do you understand the sense of immersion when you think of Gengar?

They encountered nothing along the way, and after several twists and turns and getting lost, they finally arrived at the lowest level of the sunken ship.

"Hiss—"

The Spirit Horse's thick, deep purple mane spread out in the water, and it snorted softly toward a moss-covered box in a corner.

Strangely enough, even though it was in the water, the Spirit Horse could still snort.

Gengar's gaze was immediately drawn to a round table in the center of the cabin.

The table was covered with algae, and the whole round table was made of wood, as if it would break at the slightest touch.

But on the round table, there was a rather exquisite pink tea set, a kettle and two cups!
They're all pink.

It's obviously very valuable.

"Gudong-"

Gengar swallowed hard, its eyes shining brightly, sparkling like stars.

"Genga! (_)"

Treasure!

Thank goodness, after so many sneaky treasure hunts, it has finally found a real treasure in the process!

too difficult!
Gengar immediately reached out and grabbed the entire tea set, a dark shadow extending from its hand.

Tea set!
It looks like it's made of porcelain.

This fits it perfectly!

Gengar has already started fantasizing about what it would be like to use this tea set to brew Genki Root Tea.

Just thinking about it makes me happy!
Lingyouma couldn't help but glance at Gengar.

No, as a ghost, can't you tell what these teapots and teacups are?

However, it didn't say anything. After all, Gengar doesn't need to be afraid of ghosts. It just turned its head slightly, pulled the reins, and gestured for Gengar to look at the box in the corner.

"Genga~"

By this time, Gengar had already changed into a pair of swimming goggles. Of course, it wouldn't be completely oblivious to the box that Grimmsnarl was pointing to; the dense Ghost-type aura there was arguably the strongest in the entire shipwreck.

Gengar was simply drawn to the tea set on the table first.

It walked in and gently patted the box covered with algae, which immediately produced a dull, metallic clanging sound.

At the same time, as it flaps, wave after wave of Ghost-type energy surges out from it, as if it is about to permeate and envelop Gengar.

Little did anyone know that Gengar opened its mouth wide and swallowed all the Ghost-type energy, along with the seawater, into its belly.

then.

The box then fell silent.

"Genga?"

Gengar scratched his head and looked at Spirithorn.

Lingyouma turned his head away, giving him an expression that said, "Don't look at me, I don't know either."

"Woo?"

"HorrzzZ?"

Dragonite and Kuma also arrived here one after another.

They searched around but couldn't find anything of value.

"哓GA!"

move!
Gengar immediately waved its hand.

It's best not to open it in the sea, lest any good things inside be destroyed by seawater overflowing. Let's move it ashore first.

Dragonite and Urshifu exchanged a glance, then grabbed the box from the left and right respectively.

Not to mention, it’s quite heavy.

It was much heavier than they had anticipated.

After that, Gengar and his crew didn't linger on the sunken ship any longer and swam towards the surface of the sea.

After they left, the wild Pokémon that had been frightened slowly returned.

Seemingly sensing that the chilling, eerie aura that had been constantly troubling them had disappeared from the depths of the shipwreck, these wild Pokémon suddenly became joyful and happy.

What a kind person.
Bang!
The metal box landed heavily on the ground.

Jinghe looked at the things that Gengar and the others had suddenly brought out with a question mark on his head, and was a little confused for a moment.

He had just finished digging up the first batch of saplings and sat down to rest when Gengar and the others launched a "big" attack on him.

"what?"

"Gengga~ Gengga~"

"Woo~woo~"

"HuluzzZ"

Then, Gengar, Dragonite, and Urshifu each started talking, recounting their previous shipwreck treasure hunt experiences in a jumbled and incoherent manner.

Fortunately, Jinghe was already used to her Pokémon's chattering manner, and quickly and accurately extracted useful information from it, then rearranged and combined it herself.

Shipwreck?

Jing He was taken aback.
How can ships still navigate into the thick glaciers near the Crown Snowfield?

But then I thought about it.

If several ships hadn't sunk, how would the ancients have known that this place was impassable?
Dragonite said it encountered Broodwheel and Poisonous Algae Dragon, and Urshifu said it encountered Corsola.

"Demon Coral - Shipwreck"

Jinghe couldn't help but think of the ghost pirate Pokémon hunting group she encountered during the Ocean Temple incident, whose leader, a bearded man, had a Corsola.

Initially, following the clues, I learned that it had some connection to the Galar region. Looking back now...
Ships have difficulty getting close here, but it's hard to say if it's a submarine.

However, Jinghe didn't think about it too much, and her gaze finally fell back on the metal box covered with algae in front of her.

Forcibly dismantling it is the easiest way, but what if there's something good inside?

"Open it and take a look," Jing He said.

"Genga~"

Gengar stepped forward, extended a finger, and inserted it into the keyhole of the alley. It pouted and wiggled its butt left and right. When it took its finger out, it had already turned into the shape of a key.

Then the master blacksmith stepped in.

"Cha~"

It swiftly took the outline of Gengar's finger key at that moment, Azure Flame Blade heated the metal with charcoal fire, and Greatsmith swung his hammer.

Not a moment.

A brand new key, perfectly suited to the treasure chest, was then crafted.

"Wow, so skilled!" Da Ye exclaimed from the side.

Jinghe's cheek twitched slightly.

Do you even know what professionalism is?

Is the "Outlaw Squad" under the control of ghosts just a random name?
Infiltration, lock picking, forced entry, and more – it has it all.

Click——click——

Gengar rubbed his hands together, inserted the key into the keyhole, and turned it gently a few times. With the sound of a mechanism, the box was opened.

"Holy crap!" Da Ye was the first to exclaim in shock.

Even though Gengar and the others had some guesses, they all stared wide-eyed and gaped open.

Even Jinghe stood there in astonishment, staring at the half-full box of gold coins!

"Teacher Jinghe, we've struck it rich!" Da Ye murmured.

There must be at least three or four hundred gold coins in this box, right?
Can you really make that much money diving into shipwrecks for treasure?
Da Ye couldn't help but look at his own Infernape.

"Ku! (▼皿▼)"

The Infernape, with a fierce expression, bared its teeth and glared back at Big Leaf.

Me, diving?

You're supposed to be someone who plays with fire!
Da Ye reluctantly withdrew his gaze.

However, after a brief moment of surprise, Jinghe discovered the special features of these gold coins.

He stepped forward and picked one up casually.

weight.

It is indeed a gold coin.

but.
“These are coins from the Money-Gathering Spirit,” Jing He said.

A coin from a money-gathering spirit?

"哓GA!"

Gengar suddenly realized, curled its tongue, and spat out an almost identical "Fortune-stealing Coin".

This is what they had previously obtained; they only had one.

"A money-gathering spirit?" Da Ye asked in confusion.

"It is a special, ancient Pokémon."

Ding--

Jinghe flicked her finger and tossed the gold coin back into the box.

Lucky Draw is a Pokémon registered in the Pokédex for the Paradis region. It lurks in various corners of the Paradis region and is said to use ghost energy to compel people to find coins for it when they approach.

The Money-Gathering Spirit needs to collect 999 of these gold coins to evolve into the Little Golden Man Rich Man!
A Steel/Ghost type Pokémon, a frequent feature in battling games.

but.

The gold coins are indeed "the gold coins of the wealth-seeking spirit," but that doesn't mean they have no value.

Putting everything else aside, these are all gold coins!
Moreover, these are gold coins with historical value.

If it encounters a collector, its value will undoubtedly be even higher.

When you're truly at your wit's end and have nothing left, selling these gold coins can be a way to supplement your household income.

"Put it away first."

Since it's "Golden Coins of the Money-Grubber," it's not surprising that Gengar could find them.

Having just given the order, Jinghe was somewhat surprised to see that Gengar not only didn't move, but instead looked all smiles and seemed to be holding a treasure.
"Anything good?"

"Cheers! Cheers! Cheers! Cheers!"

Gengar didn't hold back and immediately took out the tea set that it treasured!

A pink teapot, two pink cups.

"Want some sorrowful tea and a teapot of fearful thoughts?" Jinghe was taken aback.

"And they're all different colors?"

They looked exquisite in the water, but once they were taken ashore, it was discovered that these tea sets all seemed to have chips.

The two broken teacups had strange patterns resembling eyes and mouths on them, and a thick purple liquid was flowing in the middle, like slime. If you looked closely, you could see that it was still flowing, forming a spiral pattern.

"Gengar, did you just brew this tea?" Big Leaf looked at the purple liquid with curiosity.

Jinghe's expression was strange.

I looked at the teapot.

The patterns on it are similar to those on a teacup, clearly belonging to the same "set," except that it lacks the outlines of eyes and mouth.

The lid of the teapot had some cracks and gaps, and there was also a small gap on the side of the pot, which was blocked by something that looked like a purple liquid inside.

And this is precisely the evolved form of Lai Bei Tea: the Fearful Teapot!

Just as Da Ye picked up the teacup to take a small sip, Jing He was observing the teapot when the lid suddenly opened, and a small purple creature cautiously poked its head out and peered out.

The moment their eyes met, he shuddered and shrank back.

Like a hermit crab.

"Genga?!"

Gengar's voice suddenly rose several octaves.

Previously, it had been more focused on the appearance of the tea set, and the ghost-type energy interference released by a box of "money-grabbing spirit coins" had prevented it from really studying the tea set carefully.

If you still can't react when you see that purple, slime-like little figure popping out of the teapot, then it's not Gengar anymore.

There are three Pokémon?!

Gengar was greatly shocked.

"puff--"

Da Ye suddenly spat out a mouthful of saliva, his face turning deathly pale, staring at the teacup in his hand.

"It tastes awful!"

Jinghe glanced at him, and, relieved to find that Da Ye only found the taste unpleasant and hadn't had his vital energy drained by anything, said:

"This is Sorrow Tea, from a Ghost-type Pokémon. What you're drinking isn't tea, it's its body."

"Huh?!"

Da Ye stood there, frozen in place.

Did I just eat a Pokémon?
Jinghe saw through his thoughts and couldn't help but laugh:
"A little won't hurt. Especially if it's a trainer who comes to Sad Tea, and you have a good relationship with them."

"Will it taste better then?" Da Ye asked, picking up the conversation.

"No, it just means that your life force won't be drained. No one can swallow the tea from the Sorrowful Tea Ceremony." Jing He couldn't help but taunt.

Da Ye: "."

"But it's a pot of fear."

Jinghe picked up the teapot and gently shook it. The little purple figure inside immediately poked its head out again.

"The black tea brewed in the 'Booze Teapot' has a unique flavor and aroma, with a very distinctive taste and aroma. Many people are quite enthusiastic about it. Although drinking too much of it can inevitably cause diarrhea and stomach discomfort, some people still enjoy it immensely."

Of course, this is all predicated on having established a good relationship with the pot.

Jinghe held the teapot above his head and looked down at it, where he noticed a small stamp.

At the same time, he also saw the stamp on the Lai Bei tea in Da Ye's hand, and the other Lai Bei tea had the same stamp.

"Wow, they're all genuine?" Jing He exclaimed.

"Authentic?"

Da Ye picked up the teacup, just like Jing He did, and looked at the stamp at the bottom.

"The Tea of ​​Sorrow, the Teapot of Fear, is somewhat similar to a hermit crab. It is this purple thing that becomes a Pokémon after entering the cup and teapot."

Jinghe began to explain.

"Therefore, many people have specially prepared special teacups and teapots, waiting for them to be transformed into tea for sorrow and tea for sorrow."

It seems that the evolution of the Sorrowful Tea into the Fearful Teapot was achieved by the purple liquid in the cup voluntarily entering the teapot that was already in sight.

"But among so many teacups and teapots, there are always some fakes and some genuine ones. Those with a stamp on the bottom are genuine and have extremely high collection value."

"However, as Pokémon in general, there isn't much difference."

But not only are both the "Busi" teapot and the "Laibei" teapot genuine, they are also of different colors. You can imagine how rare they are!

Then, thinking back to the box of "Grease's Gold Coins" that Gengar and his friends found.

This shipwreck is probably not something an ordinary person could own. It was likely the ship of a high-ranking noble or even a royal family from ancient times.

But Da Ye grasped the key point in Jing He's words and asked in a low voice:

"Teacher Jinghe, what if the purple liquid didn't go into the teacup or teapot, but instead went into the toilet?"

"puff--"

The Infernape next to him spat out the mouthful of water it had just drunk.

He gave Da Ye a look that said, "You're invincible."

Jing He's expression was strange. After being held in place by Da Ye for two seconds, she finally said quietly:

"I suggest you try it sometime, Toilet King."

The world of Pokémon is full of wonders. A Ninjago can even evolve into two, becoming a Ninjago Mask and a Shedinja.

Can this kind of thing be explained clearly?
Da Ye scratched the back of his head, feeling like he was about to grow a brain.

Jinghe returned the Laibei Tea and the Fearful Teapot to Gengar, saying, "Keep them."

I didn't intend to release them back into nature.

Or rather, the idea of ​​returning to nature doesn't actually exist when it comes to "sad tea" and "fearful teapot".

Whether it's a sorrowful tea or a frightened teapot, the intention is to be drunk, which is why so many people deliberately arrange their tea sets and wait for them to transform on their own.

Therefore, compared to the dark depths of the sea where the shipwrecks are located, taking them away would actually be helping them.

"哓GA!"

Gengar wasn't frightened by the saliva that Da Ye had just spat out or by Jing He's explanation.

Humans fear having their life essence absorbed, but a ghost has no such fear.

Moreover.

The tea in Lai Bei Tea House may taste bad, but didn't Jing He say that tea brewed in a Bu Si teapot has a better flavor?

Besides, the only unpleasant thing about Lai Bei Tea is the purple liquid inside. If you add some more tea, will it still taste bad?

He touched the teapot and teacups as if they were precious treasures.

The "Vitality Root Tea" that I painstakingly developed has finally been given a tea set that can rival it!
The teapot cautiously poked its head out again, only to see a wicked, chilling, and terrifying face. It immediately shuddered and quickly shrank back, the lid striking the body of the teapot with a crisp, pleasant sound.

Gengar's smile grew even wider.

This "shrinking into the shell" technique is incredibly skillful.

It happily placed all the tea sets into its own shadow.

Both are Ghost-type Pokémon, and their shadows provide an excellent resting place for Potevio and Rumble Tea.

Night falls.

The original liveliness quieted down as night fell. Apart from the faint sound of the sea lapping against the shore and some rustling noises, the plains along the shore of Qiuqiu Lake became exceptionally quiet.

The wild Pokémon that lived nearby gradually returned to their dens to rest, waiting to fall asleep in an exceptionally safe environment.

Jinghe felt it would be a disservice to the environment if she didn't camp and have a picnic in such a beautiful place.

So they immediately set up tents, assembled their various odds and ends, and lit a campfire.

Da Ye was a bachelor. He borrowed a tent from Jing He and then sat eagerly in front of the campfire, waiting for Jing He to prepare dinner.

Tonight's dinner is curry.

Jinghe used to dislike curry, but after trying it a few times, he realized that it wasn't that he disliked it, but rather that he disliked how others made it.

Curry made by adjusting the recipe to your own taste can actually taste quite good.

The point is.

Curry goes with everything. With such a large family, cooking a big pot of curry solves everything.

If all else fails, just add more potatoes, carrots, or other vegetables to increase the quantity.

This is not.

Not only were their own Pokémon tempted by the aroma of curry, but even the greedy squirrels and gluttonous squirrels on the giant tree were drawn over by it.

A pair of small eyes stared intently at the pot of fragrant curry, swallowing their saliva cautiously.

Jing He smiled slightly.

He had already factored in the number of these well-fed squirrels.

Not only them, but also any wild Pokémon around him that are bold enough to run out and want to eat, he can share some with them.

As for whether it's enough
If it's not enough, just make another pot; it's not a big deal anyway.

During the day, many wild Pokémon also help dig up the saplings.

At this time.

Da Ye, who was holding a basin and waiting, suddenly raised his hand and pointed to the night sky.

"Teacher Jinghe, look! A shooting star!"

Follow the sound.

Two crimson beams of light streaked through the air and descended in this direction.

Jing He raised an eyebrow.

That's no shooting star at all.

It's clearly a Galerite!
(End of this chapter)