Pokémon: Who let him leave Pallet Town?

Chapter 191 The AI ​​Comes Alive
Natsume looked down, and in his arms, an electronic monitor also looked up.

On the monitor, a large soybean smiley face appeared.

"Are you a deconstruction machine? Or a gravity differential device, or...?"

Every time Natsume pronounced a name, his gaze would drift to the location of the instrument.

However, after reciting all the instruments with screens, Natsume was surprised to find that none of them were missing!
"Where did you come from?!"

Natsume stared at the electronic monitor in front of him.

He was absolutely certain that the electronic display had come back to life due to the influence of the black fog!

"Who am I? That is a philosophical question."

The electronic display broke free from Natsume's embrace, and its smiling soybean expression transformed into a thoughtful soybean expression with glasses.

It is raised high, as if pondering Natsume's words.

Natsume's gaze suddenly fell on a long mechanical cable that was supporting the other party.

The electronic display is supported by this tiny mechanical cable, standing in the air like a cobra raising its head.

Following the cable, Natsume could see that it meandered out of a hole in the lab where wiring was being organized, its destination unknown.

The instruments at Oki Research Institute are not all placed in the laboratory.

For example, items that need constant ventilation and heat dissipation are usually placed outdoors.

"Who are you? The AI?"

Natsume said thoughtfully.

"I'm not a supercomputer, wait a minute, I am a supercomputer!"

Seeing Natsume pick up the pliers and clamp the cable, the electronic screen quickly changed its tune.

"Then shall we continue?"

Natsume stared intently at the other person, then beckoned Rotom to leave the laboratory.

Just in case, Natsume turned off the power to all the instruments in the lab that could be switched off, and the electronic screen immediately went black.

After locking the lab securely, Natsume arrived at Professor Oak's lab, the place where Pokémon Balls are stored.

Soon, a huge room filled with custom-made shelves and Pokémon appeared before Natsume.

Stepping into the room, a chill hit him, and Natsume shivered as he looked at the custom-made shelves to the side.

These custom-made shelves are pressed tightly against the walls, filled with countless Pokémon, with cables extending from underneath, gradually converging and leading to the center of the room.

Natsume followed the cable and walked straight ahead.

Here, there is a huge, rectangular object.

As soon as he got close, Natsume felt a wave of heat.

The 128 dark gray server racks are arranged in a honeycomb matrix, with each 2.2-meter-high rack surface covered with a dense array of honeycomb ventilation holes.

Next to this massive object is a screen.

Natsume glanced at the temperature monitor above, then turned his attention back to the machine.

The aluminum alloy frame has been anodized, giving it a matte metallic sheen under the cool white overhead light.

The 128 hot-swappable node module indicator lights on the front of each rack form a flowing blue-green spectrum, which complements the amber pressure gauge of the nearly 1.5-meter-high enclosed water-cooling distribution unit at the top, giving it a touch of industrial aesthetics.

"This is the first time I've noticed that your thing is actually quite nice."

Natsume muttered to himself.

"Thank you for the compliment."

The screen monitoring the temperature suddenly changed, and a smiling soybean emoji appeared.

"Tell me, how do you think Rotom's problem should be solved? Are you suggesting we dismantle him and put him in?"

Natsume spoke up jokingly.

The AI ​​didn't reply. The soybean emoji on the screen disappeared, and suddenly a Pokémon's information appeared.

[Porygon (3D Pokémon), a data Pokémon, an artificial Pokémon born from algorithmic data streams during human technological development.] "You mean, let a Porygon enter the chip first, and cooperate with Rotom?"

Natsume understood instantly.

"Yes, it's theoretically feasible," the AI's voice sounded again.

Theoretically feasible, entirely feasible.

Natsume was a little excited; how could he have forgotten about Porygonbeast!

But soon, Natsume's excited heart turned cold.

There don't seem to be any Porygons at Oak's lab?
“A while ago, a trainer teleported a Porygon here; it’s in Warehouse Number Two.”

The AI ​​suddenly spoke.

At the same time, one of the dense cables radiating outwards from its body suddenly lit up.

Natsume knew that the other party was transferring a Poké Ball.

Many of the instruments in the research institute are connected to this intelligent brain.

The recorders in the laboratory, the Pokémon transmission devices and communication devices outside, and even the various surveillance cameras distributed in the backyard of Professor Oak's lab are all controlled by it according to a set program.

"Counter number 128, third row, sixth column."

The AI's voice rang out, and Natsume's eyes flashed with a dark light as he instantly located the Poké Ball that had been teleported in.

With a thought, the red and white balls flew towards him.

"Multi-sided beasts with analytical characteristics are best suited for processing chip data streams," the AI ​​then added.

"But it doesn't seem to be an analytical feature."

Natsume looked at the bewildered Pompeii before him and shook his head slightly.

Analysis reveals a hidden characteristic; clearly, Natsume's luck wasn't that good.

No problem, he just needs the Porygonian to cooperate a little to get a preliminary test of the theory.

In the end, Natsume will definitely have to catch a Porygon himself, and then he'll worry about finding the best Porygon.

"hello."

Natsume crouched down and greeted Porygon.

The polygonal beast has sharp, angular features. Although it is standing on flat ground, it looks like a little yellow duck floating on the water, swaying slightly.

It looks like a 3D-printed figurine, with lifeless eyes, giving it a very peculiar feel.

Upon hearing Natsume's voice, Polygon turned its head in confusion.

"It's like this, your master enrolled you in a computing power training course." Natsume, seemingly out of nowhere, changed into a business suit.

As it spoke, it waved to Rotom, who was standing to the side.

The latter understood and came over.

"Boom boom boom!"

Rotom the motorcycle slowly walked over, step by step.

The polygonal beast was startled by the enormous creature it had never seen before and began to back away, moving its body backward.

Rotom crouched down, opening his chest to reveal the massive chip inside.

"Zizzi-"

The Porygon was startled, emitting a sound like electricity, and its lifeless eyes flashed with a sharp light as it stared intently at Rotom's chest.

For Pokémon like Porygon, the best way to train them, besides battling, is to let them live in a massive data stream.

The former cultivates combat awareness, while the latter can significantly improve the overall quality of Porygon!

Some Porygon trainers even donate large sums of money to research institutes so that their Porygons can live in the institute's AI for a period of time.

The chip that Natsume obtained, while not as powerful as a supercomputer, is still not something that ordinary people can access.

This is a fatal temptation for the multifaceted beast!
(End of this chapter)