Pokémon: Who let him leave Pallet Town?

Chapter 189: Did you see that? This is what happens when you follow humans!
"Here you are, your partner."

A red light flashed, and a Pokémon egg appeared on the field.

Upon seeing this, the fiery monkey's previously agitated expression froze on his face.

After a long while, it shook its head.

This isn't my brother; my brother isn't this round.

“Gana—”

It wasn't until the faint cry of Zapdos could be heard coming from inside the egg that Primeape realized that the Pokémon egg in front of it was indeed Zapdos!

"Roar!"

Startled, the fiery monkey turned around and snatched the basket from the hypnotic tapir's wrist.

Inside the basket, a chubby little thing stared with curious eyes.

"Roar! Roar!"

Do you see? This is what happens when you follow humans!

"Polly?" Fatty nodded blankly.

While the Pokémon were talking, Natsume was also observing them.

After not seeing them for many days, these three Pokémon are in excellent condition, probably due to the rich nutrition they've been eating at the research institute.

Natsume turned his attention to Jigglypuff, who had a B-level assignment on him.

The singing skill has a hit rate of only 55%, but this Jigglypuff has a hit rate of 100%.

In fact, the League has conducted research on some skills that do not have a unique form of expression.

Unlike moves like Flamethrower and Thunderbolt, which have fixed animations, moves like Sing have different animations depending on the Pokémon they are used on.

The most obvious difference is in tone and technique; different Pokémon produce completely different results when they use these techniques.

Perhaps the singing techniques this Jigglypuff possesses are precisely the most suitable skills for singing?

Natsume had read many documents that recorded the accuracy of the singing skills of many Pokémon that had learned to sing.

A 55% hit rate is just an average.

Some Pokémon can improve their accuracy by practicing vocalization techniques.

The League's world record is a speaker cricket with an 82% singing hit rate.

However, it seems likely that this pudding could break the world record.

Furthermore, by studying the other person's vocal techniques and conducting numerous experiments, he summarized methods to improve the accuracy of singing. Natsume felt he could write another article.

Moreover, its potential is extremely high, making it a top-tier journal.

A skill that can ignore substitutes and put the opponent to sleep within one turn has immense strategic value in battle.

However, due to its pitifully low hit rate, very few people would use this move in a match.

Natsume stared intently at Jigglypuff, who felt a chill of fear and quickly shrank back into the fruit basket.

"Roar!"

The Infernape punched Natsume, asking where Ash was.

Zapdos had betrayed them, and it was deeply disappointed.

However, this will only motivate it further. It must take this as a warning, strengthen its will, and keep getting stronger until it defeats Sun Wukong!
"Sun Wukong?"

Natsume paused, then took out a paper map and tossed it to the hypnotic Baku.

"They went to a small island in the south. Here is a map."

"Grandma—" The hypnotic tapir nodded and carefully put it away.

Natsume felt a pang of sadness as he watched the three Pokémon depart.

Now is not the time; we can talk about Jigglypuff later.

The most crucial thing right now is to set up my own research institute.

Funding is not a problem; once I become a Pokémon Professor, the League will cover everything.

The paper was approved yesterday, and Dr. Oki's guarantee and my application have been submitted. Natsume just needs to wait for good news.

As for the specific location, Natsume has roughly decided on the other side of the snow mountain. After two days of on-site inspection, the final decision will be made.

Natsume plans to go with the construction team to avoid Mewtwo causing them trouble.

While waiting for his doctoral degree to be finalized, Natsume planned to study the Dream Ball and the progress of Rotom the Motorbike.

In the laboratory.

The Mewtwo Ball that Natsume modified was placed quietly on the deconstruction machine. On a small tray beside it, several round, silver-white spheres were arranged.

With unlimited trial and error in the Yuri World Laboratory, Natsume successfully replicated the Mewtwo Ball in reality.

Natsume was just too lazy to color it or put it in a mold.

"Wow, Natsume, if you could combine this with a Poké Ball, that would be a major breakthrough."

Nishino Mori picked up a Mewtwo Ball endogenous body, his eyes gleaming.

"The Mewtwo Ball can divide the original space, allowing Pokémon to live inside and also storing travel supplies."

Nishino Mori laughed heartily.

"The interior of the advanced ball was already quite spacious, so this is just right. From now on, I can just bring the ball with me when I travel!" Jiaozi added.

"No, I can't combine them." Natsume shook his head.

He did indeed replicate the Dream Ball.

However, there are some minor flaws, although both spaces exist.

However, some of these Mewtwo Balls can only hold Pokémon, while others can only hold supplies. Natsume labeled them A1 and A2 respectively.

Natsume had no idea how Mewtwo found its balance.

“Actually, there’s a market for a ball that can hold two Pokémon,” said Jiaozi, picking up an endoderm marked A1.

"That's not necessarily true," Nishino Mori shook his head in denial.

"The current Poké Ball teleportation technology is designed based on the standard of one Pokémon per ball."

"If there were two Pokémon inside, something might go wrong."

Natsume nodded in agreement; that was exactly what he had thought of, which was why he had stopped his research.

He had originally been thinking about whether he could follow the idea of ​​the Dream Ball and modify the Master Ball as well, so that the future Master Ball Rotom would also have "predatory" attributes.

But now it seems that things are not as easy as he thought, but they are not as difficult as he thought either.

Once Mewtwo is brought back and put on a research career, everything will be solved.

Surely the other party couldn't have gotten it by sheer luck, right?

"Never mind, there are other things to do."

As Natsume spoke, he turned on his computer and began organizing the files on it.

"Natsume-sensei, what is this?"

"I plan to outsource the translation of Miaomiao's materials to a software company to create a translation software and then put it on the market."

"Wait a moment."

Jiaozi grasped Natsume's hand that was holding the mouse.

The mouse cursor hovers over the word "Send".

Natsume looked up, giving the other person a strange look.

"Cough cough." Jiao Zi's face suddenly turned red, and he withdrew his hand as if he had been electrocuted.

"It's like this, Mr. Natsume." After organizing her thoughts, Jiaozi said:

“My family actually has this kind of business, you don’t need to hand it over to someone else.”

"Really? Isn't your family a pharmaceutical company?" Natsume asked, looking puzzled.

He initially considered collaborating with either Sakaki or Toyama.

After all, he didn't understand this stuff at all. If it was leaked by an outsourcing company, and a bunch of pirated software were released, Natsume would be devastated.

Unfortunately, neither Sakaki nor Toyama have similar businesses.

Natsume had no choice but to outsource the work.

As for seeking cooperation with the alliance, if Natsume were to hand it over, it would probably become free software and be widely promoted by the alliance.

Of course, if Natsume develops paid software, he will face the problem of piracy.

The best approach would be for Natsume to develop it himself and then collaborate with the alliance.

Given the league's style of operation, they would certainly be happy to include something that benefits most trainers in their trainer welfare policies.

When the league pays for the trainers, it will be free for most people, eliminating piracy issues, and Natsume can even make some money.

Jiaozi, her face flushed, hurriedly took the phone and went outside.

After a while, Toyama called Natsume and said that they had established a software development subsidiary.

(End of this chapter)