Pokémon: Who let him leave Pallet Town?

Chapter 395 Natsume, what have you done!
"Du, did you choose this year's dragon?"

Shaka clasped his hands in greeting and arrived at the starting point of the Dragon Trial. He looked up at the dozen or so dragons on the huge scroll and couldn't help but frown.

"The personalities of these dragons are such that even I can't negotiate with them properly."

As Zhu Lan spoke, she pointed to the third dragon on the scroll, lying in the pool, and recalled:

"When Garchomp and I went to explore near that cave, we encountered this Salamence, which was very agitated."

Even after she and Garchomp expressed goodwill, she still attacked them, completely irrational.

Although I haven't interacted with the other Cyndaquil, by analogy, the top ten Dragon-type Pokémon should all be pretty much the same.

"That Salamence has manic-depressive disorder," Wataru said without any hesitation.

"Mania? Then why did you release these contestants?" Ji Ke hesitated, as if he wanted to say something but then stopped himself.

"Do not worry"

"Don't worry, I've already spoken to them." Before Watari could finish speaking, Natsume grabbed a small stool and sat down to the side.

Why don't you set off?

Watari subconsciously tensed up.

He had a bad feeling.

Everyone else was carrying various supplies and heading towards the Dragon Pokémon Den marked with a scroll on the map.

After all, there are only a few dragons that are easy to talk to, and if you arrive late, you won't get any points.

Even if you give up, you should at least put on an act to cover it up.

Watari looked at Natsume without saying a word.

Fortunately, the smaller stakes are much less of a hassle.
Before Watari could even catch his breath, he saw Kojima lower his hat brim, carry a small stool, and sit down next to Natsume.

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Du stared at the other person with a sullen face.

"Have you forgotten everything I told you before?" Du's voice rang out, sounding exasperated.

"It's no use, those dragons aren't in their lair." Natsume yawned.

Judging by the time, it should be about time.

Beside them, Zhu Lan, Xia Ka, and Du all looked at each other with puzzlement.

"Mr. Natsume, how did you know?"

As soon as Zhu Lan opened her mouth, she felt a strong tremor coming from the ground.

The tremors came from all directions, and even the red-haired old man behind Natsume raised his eyes in confusion.

As everyone looked up, they saw countless dragons swirling around from all directions, raising clouds of dust.

"Boom!"

The thunderous vibrations quickly attracted the attention of many contestants who hadn't gone far.

They turned around in astonishment, staring at the sight of a hundred dragons galloping about, their minds blank for a moment, frozen in place.

Soon, many people discovered that many of these dragons were the target dragons of this Dragon Trial.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute!"

When someone tried to communicate and intercept them, they were met with a variety of skills and moves.

Immediately, the running dragons didn't even glance at each other, and frantically ran in a certain direction.

The most unfortunate were the trainers who had already arrived near the dragon's nest and started communicating with it.

"I helped hatch this miniature dragon back then, so it should be mine!"

"Oh dear, little Mini, have you forgotten who took care of you when your mother was away?"

"Waaaaah, we've known each other for so many years, I thought we were best friends."

A group of trainers surrounded a bewildered Dratini.

The opponent was selected as a scoring dragon for the Dragon Trial for the first time, and obviously had little experience.

Without a single word from the trainer, the scroll drawn by the tip of its tail tilted in one direction.

The little mini-dragon was so anxious it was almost crying; it was completely lost, spinning around with the scroll in its hands.

What should I do? It seems like all these people are making sense.

The trainers were breathing heavily, their gazes growing increasingly earnest, and one of them even squeezed out tears, staring at the little Dratini with wet eyes.

This mini dragon may have a low score, but the other party is easy to talk to. It's a rare find!

We absolutely cannot let anyone else get there first!
Several trainers were secretly competing with each other.

Soon, the tremors of the ground also drew their attention.

"What are you going to do?"

"Did someone blow up the dragon's nest?" A scan of the area ahead of the Hundred Dragons Galloping showed no one in sight, and it didn't seem like anyone had angered them.

Turning around, the trainers saw that the Dratini had swallowed the scroll and was hopping and skipping away into the distance, seemingly wanting to join the surging herd of dragons.

"Little Mini, this is your childhood friend, it's been a long time!"

Some trainers got desperate and unleashed their trump card.

A flash of red light appeared, and a Hakkarosaurus materialized.

"Hmm?"

"Ouch!"

The Dratini stopped and began catching up with the Dragonair.

"Damn it!"

The others looked at Hakuryu's trainer with resentment.

Just when the Dragonair trainer was confident of victory, Dratini said something to its Dragonair, and the other Dragonair hopped and skipped after Dratini, heading towards the dragon Pokémon rushing in the distance.

"Hey, no, wait a minute, come back, come back!!!"

A heart-wrenching sound rang out, and the trainer frantically swung his legs, chasing after the departing figure.

This kind of thing happens almost everywhere.

More and more dragons joined in along the way, and the scale grew from a hundred dragons at the beginning to a thousand dragons that were almost within reach.

With every step he took, the earth shook.

"Watari, what's going on!?"

The old man could no longer sit still.

He came to Lance's side, looked at the team of dragon Pokémon, and couldn't help but gasp.

Are eighty percent of the dragons in the entire Holy Land here?

"Your dragon Pokémon in your Sanctuary aren't dissatisfied with the management of your Dragon Tamer clan, are they?" Cynthia stared at Lance strangely.

“I think we need to renegotiate the cooperation.” Shaka said, his head bowed.

Wataru's hands trembled slightly, and finally he turned his head and looked at Natsume, who was eating sunflower seeds to the side.

Rin, Natsume, and Kiko also subconsciously followed Wataru's gaze and looked at Natsume.

"What are you looking at me doing?"

"What did you do!"

Wataru suddenly grabbed Natsume's sleeve, his expression angry and his eyes wide.

He knew that Natsume had been coming for several hours each morning and evening, probably to sneak around and cause trouble.

That's terrifying! They managed to create such a huge scene in just a few hours!

Such a display would definitely alarm that senior.

His failure to do everything in his power to stop Natsume from entering the Dragon Sanctuary was the biggest dereliction of duty of his life.

"Don't worry, these dragons coming here has little to do with me; it's all their own choice."

Natsume waved his hand, looking completely indifferent.

"Volunteer?"

Watari did not believe Natsume's explanation.

If it's voluntary, these dragons can fly over.

There's no need for them to gather together so closely and make such a loud running noise.

This feels more like a protest, a way of trying to get attention and draw the attention of that senior colleague!

Du was sweating profusely, his mind racing as he searched for information about the Dragon Sanctuary over the past few years.

This has been the management system since ancient times. I've never seen any dragons protest.

Everyone is very harmonious!
The more confused he became, the more flustered he felt.

"Boom!"

Thousands of dragons gathered, completely blocking the entrance to the Dragon Sanctuary.

They came specifically to target them.
The people present were extremely perceptive and immediately noticed something unusual.

"Stab!"

Several red lights flashed.

Garchomp, Haxorus, Dragonite, and Charizard all appeared together.

Standing behind their trainers, they braced themselves as they looked at the thousands of dragons before them, feeling an overwhelming pressure that threatened to crush them.

(End of this chapter)