Let you make a game, what the hell is Pokemon?.

Chapter 145 Mewtwo's Confusion, Customer Service Role-Playing (4k)

Just as Ling Feng was feeling excited, a system notification popped up in front of him:
[The game has been detected that the unit you selected has enabled a game connection. Do you want to use the monitoring function to check its game status?]

Upon seeing this message, Ling Feng was initially taken aback, but then he came to his senses.

From this perspective, although the invitation card cannot show the situation near the "player" in real time, the player's status within the game can be clearly seen. This is actually a good thing.

If that were the case, he would undoubtedly be able to more smoothly carry out his plan to impersonate the game's "customer service" and guide Mewtwo.

He clicked "OK" directly on the floating window in front of him.

The next moment, Ling Feng felt his consciousness become hazy and he entered a strange state.

A black panel floated in front of his eyes; clearly, that was Mewtwo's game interface.

Unfortunately, he still couldn't see Mewtwo's current condition, nor could he hear any sounds or movements from Mewtwo.

But actually, that's enough.

Ling Feng waited quietly.

Before his eyes, the black window suddenly lit up, and the CG animation of Emerald began to play.

Looking at the familiar scene before him, Ling Feng couldn't help but feel a surge of emotions.
I never imagined that after I traveled to this world, I would have the chance to have my childhood crush come and play my game in person.

And it's even the Ultimate Emerald, which is a bit too magical.

Indeed, no one can ever imagine where they will be or what they will be doing this time next year.

Meanwhile, on the other side, in the laboratory.

Mewtwo felt his consciousness sink into another world, and bizarre scenes began to unfold before his eyes as before.

This time, however, the scene was clearly visible—on a lush green lawn, a human girl was riding a bicycle, flying through the sunlight, while several Pokémon of different appearances were following her.

"These... should also be Pokémon."

Mewtwo narrowed its eyes slightly as it looked at those life forms.

But this doesn't seem to be very similar to the Pokémon I know.

Why do they all look so cheerful?

According to the information and memories in his mind, Pokémon should be tools controlled by humans, existing to serve humans, and have no reason to have their own consciousness and emotions.

This is also one of the reasons why Mewtwo is troubled by his own existence. From the moment he heard that voice, and even from the moment his consciousness was born, he felt the emotion of "doubt".

But as a Pokémon, shouldn't I be entitled to these things?
What about these fellow clansmen...?
As Mewtwo was filled with confusion, the animation in front of him continued to play. Finally, the camera zoomed out, and in a white, radiant light, a huge window popped up—"Pokémon Emerald"—accompanied by a phantom image resembling a giant dragon suddenly appearing.

The moment Mewtwo saw the phantom, its pupils constricted sharply—its instincts sensed a powerful pressure and force emanating from the phantom, causing every newly formed gene and cell in its body to throb violently.

This was the first time he had ever felt this way since he was born.

Before he could think any further, everything went black again. The green phantom vanished along with everything, replaced by a familiar voice and two lines of golden text:

Welcome to the world of Emerald Ultra! Please choose your playstyle.

[Play Method 1: Virtual Desktop]

As Mewtwo stared at the text, the scenery around him began to change rapidly. The temperature seemed to drop quickly, and he found himself in a wooden cabin, with snow falling heavily outside the window. The crackling flames of the campfire in front of him emitted a warm glow, making him feel comfortable.

And before his eyes, the series of notifications continued to refresh:

[By choosing this mode, we will create your ideal gaming environment. You can sit in front of your computer screen and play the game in this environment. Using this mode allows you to freely enjoy various different gaming environments, providing a more comfortable experience, but it will reduce some of the immersion and realism.]

As soon as he finished speaking, the appearance of the wooden house next to Mewtwo began to change rapidly again—from a treehouse in the forest to a high-rise villa under the neon lights of the city...

Although he had never seen these scenes before, for some reason they gave him an instinctive feeling of comfort.

After a rapid change in the surrounding scenery, it finally settled on the winter cabin from the beginning. Then, another line of text appeared before Mewtwo's eyes:
[Game Mode Two: Virtual Immersive Gameplay]

[By choosing this play mode, you will be placed in the player's shoes, entering the game world and clearly and personally experiencing the entire game process. We recommend using this play mode, as it allows you to more intimately feel the game's charm, immerse yourself in the game, and enjoy everything it offers.]

Now, you can freely choose between two ways to play.

……

Meanwhile, inside the villa, Ling Feng, who was under surveillance, naturally saw the scene that appeared before Mewtwo, and he couldn't help but be stunned.

Is this invitation card really that high-end?

The ability to create a virtual game world out of thin air was already outrageous enough, but to actually allow units that received the invitation card link to immerse themselves in the game?

Wouldn't that be no different from virtual reality?
However, he then thought that, given the system's capabilities, perhaps such a task was not difficult for it at all.

After all, those overpowered modules only displayed intermediate and low levels on their own panels.

The system can even issue rewards that don't exist in the real world out of thin air, so compared to that, this doesn't seem like much.

To be honest, the scenes of the houses the system created earlier really appealed to him, especially the snowy cabin where Mewtwo is now; it would be very comfortable to live in.

I'll ask the system if I can get one for myself when I get the chance...
While Ling Feng was somewhat distracted, Mewtwo was also facing a choice.

Although he still had some questions, he clearly grasped one key phrase from those words: "immersion," "identification," and "to better understand and comprehend." He was here precisely to find the answer within himself. Therefore, the choice of which option to take was obvious.

He used his will and immediately chose the latter.

The next moment, Mewtwo felt his consciousness being pulled out of his body again, and his eyes lit up. When he opened his eyes again, he was standing in darkness, surrounded by a lot of clutter.

But when he lowered his head, he was suddenly startled—

His original body had disappeared, replaced by a human form.

So, this so-called game turned me into a human.

Mewtwo frowned slightly, but his psychic powers could still sense that he was only in a state of immersion, and his real body was still immersed in the petri dish in the laboratory and unable to move.

Having confirmed this, Mewtwo withdrew his consciousness. Although he had just been born into this world and didn't know much about it, his powerful psychic abilities gave him an instinct to understand and master this power.

One of the most powerful effects of telekinesis is that it can immerse others in an illusion created by telekinesis, causing them to lose control of reality.

Looking at my own current state, it's quite similar.

This made Mewtwo feel a vague sense of unease and discomfort well up inside it.

But the thought that the question might be answered there made him silently endure it and cast his consciousness back into that illusory world.

At that moment, a soft female voice came from outside the darkness, attracting his attention:
"Xiaomeng, moving must have been hard work. We've arrived at our new home. Come upstairs and set your alarm clock."

At this moment, Mewtwo's Emerald journey has officially begun.

Meanwhile, Mewtwo was unaware that Ling Feng was witnessing Mewtwo's journey through Emerald through the invitation card's function.

It must be said that Mewtwo's intelligence is indeed quite high.

Even though they had just entered the game, they performed much better than some new players who had never played the game before.

He quickly followed the system's instructions and successfully went up to the second floor, where he adjusted the clock as required by the system.

He even cautiously searched the room and quickly found the healing potion and Poké Ball that Ling Feng had left on the computer.

This surprised Ling Feng somewhat.

Brother Meng is you, Brother Meng!
The game has now sold over 30 copies, and it seems that before I started streaming, no one had discovered that there were items hidden in this computer that could be obtained directly.

But Mewtwo found it right away!

While pondering, Mewtwo had already guided its character to visit the neighbor's house and headed towards the bushes above the town, about to trigger the "save Professor Birch and choose your starter Pokémon" scenario.

However, at this moment, Ling Feng glanced at his panel and found that the index of "doubt" in the emotion value of Mewtwo was rising sharply.

The data generated by this emotion shows that the time of capture was when the character Mewtwo was in noticed that there was a fat man followed by a snake bear, leisurely strolling around the town.

This was originally an ordinary NPC, but the moment Mewtwo looked at him, Mewtwo's emotions fluctuated violently!
Only then did Ling Feng suddenly come to his senses and realize a huge problem:

When I was making this game, since the players were all from the Pokémon world, there was no need for Professor Birch to jump out with a Pokémon at the beginning of the game, like in the original work, to tell everyone "this is a world where humans and Pokémon live in harmony" and "what are Pokémon?"

So Lingfeng simply deleted and simplified this scene when making the game.

However, it is quite obvious that Mewtwo knows almost nothing about the world he is in now. Perhaps the Team Rocket group will even feed him some strange knowledge and information in order to better control him.

The deleted tutorial is now especially important to Mewtwo, at least to help him understand what kind of world this is.

His doubts likely stemmed from the fact that what he saw before him differed from his prior knowledge.

Thinking of this, Ling Feng sent a message to Mewtwo directly through the invitation card.

The next moment, the synthesized voice rang in Mewtwo's ears again:

Welcome to the game! I'm your game assistant. If you have any questions about the game, please feel free to ask me.

As expected, after a brief silence, Mewtwo spoke up immediately—or more precisely, it used its psychic powers to establish a connection with the voice, almost like telepathy:
I am human now, am I?

Strictly speaking, the role you are currently playing is that of a human being.

"Then I should possess my own tools. Those Pokémon, they should become my possessions, enslaved by me, shouldn't they?"

Ling Feng's lips twitched upon hearing this—as expected, Team Rocket hadn't instilled any good ideas in Mewtwo.

Fortunately, I discovered it in time. Mewtwo hasn't been completely brainwashed yet, and it's not too late to correct it.

After a brief moment of thought, he typed in his reply:

I'm sorry, but as a gamer, you have the right to have your own subjective opinions. I cannot answer this question; you need to explore the answer yourself. If you believe Pokémon should be tools enslaved by humans, then you can do what they do; but if you believe what you see is completely different from this idea and can be practically implemented, then that is the real answer.

This answer sounds very much like an artificial intelligence response, but its most crucial point is that it gives Mewtwo complete respect.

After all, for him now, everything he sees is completely different from the knowledge in his mind. Forcibly denying it is not the most appropriate approach. Instead, he should let Mewtwo see for himself, just as he had considered before.

As expected, Mewtwo fell into deep thought once again after these words were spoken.

His character turned his head and looked at the NPC who was playing with the snake-striped bear. After a while, he took a step and walked towards the top of the town.

(End of this chapter)