Pokémon: The Sims.

Chapter 26 Problem Children in Kindergarten
"There really is a kindergarten?!"

Wu Ge was shocked.

At this moment, he was located on the northernmost plain of the capital town of the Dragon Kingdom.

There is a school in this place specifically built for monsters in their infancy and those that have recently emerged from infancy.

Wu Ge was extremely shocked when he first arrived here.

He hadn't expected that, at a time when even human education systems hadn't been established yet, Pokémon's education system had already begun to experiment and take steps.

However, after attending classes for a day, Wu Ge realized something was wrong.

This is more of a pet academy than a Pokémon academy.

The monster scholars here don't teach these young Pokémon about fighting or knowledge.

Rather, it's about how to dine tactfully, walk gracefully, and where to go to the restroom.

"."

Wu Ge lay down under a shady tree, watching Miao Miao stroll leisurely on the lawn in front of him, and sighed.

He already understood what was going on.

The Pokémon that can come to this academy to receive education are all Pokémon belonging to nobles.

As nobles, they naturally had to learn the etiquette of nobles, and even magical beasts were no exception.

This is a good sign, but it's also a bad sign.

The bad sign is that it delays the Pokémon's rapid growth period, and this golden growth stage, which has just left its infancy, is being used to learn something that is not very useful.

Keep in mind that this is the Warcraft era, not the Alliance era.

During the League era, it didn't matter whether you learned etiquette or just ate, drank, slept, and relieved yourself all day.

But wouldn't doing that in the Warcraft era be suicidal?

When the enemy comes knocking, can these etiquettes really save these nobles?

But it's a good sign because it proves that these nobles are beginning to treat their Pokémon as part of their family, rather than just as simple tools.

Do nobles send their horses to learn etiquette?
Not will.

Because they are just means of transportation.

These nobles would only send their children to etiquette schools or hire private tutors to teach them manners.

At the same time, this kindergarten also serves as a research and observation institute for Warcraft scholars.

They would quietly observe the different habits of various Pokémon, and record and study them in the process.

"No way! This is completely neglecting my duties! I don't want to continue being a mini-dragon!"

Wu Ge stood up angrily and looked at the thirty or forty baby Pokémon on the grassland.

He doesn't want to live a life where he has to shed his skin twice a day, 365 days a year.

He needs to evolve quickly!

"Let me help you get back on track."

Wu Ge revealed a wicked smile.

He glanced around and noticed that there were very few large Pokémon on the grassland.

His height of 2.5 meters means he's already at the very top.

This is probably because most people are still too afraid to try raising Pokémon that are huge in their first stage.

"Let's start with you."

Wu Ge's gaze finally settled on a teapot.

This pot is only 0.6m tall, which would be considered average height in the League era.

However, in this Warcraft era, they are either underdeveloped or have not yet outgrown their infancy.

In any case, Wu Ge can guarantee that he will not be defeated when facing this pot.

"paste?"

Huhu was startled when it saw such a long snake approaching it, and immediately retracted its head and limbs into its shell.

[Retracting into its shell]

The pot-shaped pot has an innate ability to increase its physical defense.

"Big Mu!"

Wu Ge didn't care about any of that.

One tail swing.

【tornado】

A special dragon-attribute skill was unleashed, and a silver whirlwind rose from the ground and swept towards Huhu.

"Paste~"

When Hu Hu was hit by this move, his eyes immediately turned into circles.

"Hmm, it really is a baby." Wu Ge nodded as he looked at the pot that had been instantly defeated.

He was only level 5, so his tornado attack wasn't very powerful. The entire whirlwind was only about a meter high, which was like a tornado that was just a month old.

However, the pot was still sold out in seconds.

There is only one possibility: this pot is still in its infancy, which is why it is so weak.

Otherwise, given Shuckle's abnormally high base stats, it would be extremely difficult to knock it out!

'It's a pity I can't see the experience bar. I don't know if attacking pets gives experience. I'll try attacking a few more.'

Wu Ge opened the panel and glanced at it; there was no change whatsoever.

So he began to look around, selecting new targets.

But things obviously didn't go as smoothly as he had imagined.

Because of his actions, the monster scholars and other Pokémon on the plains had already noticed Wu Ge.

"Lord Alan! Look what you've done!!"

Scholar A rushed over to check the condition of the teapot.

He breathed a sigh of relief upon realizing that Wu Ge had only temporarily fainted, and got up to reprimand him.

"Stop! Lady Aran is different from other magical beasts!"

Another scholar, B, pulled him back while keeping a wary eye on Wu Ge, fearing he might suddenly riot.

His reminder immediately made Scholar A realize what he meant.

These nobles' magical beasts hatch from eggs and live alongside their masters from a young age, so they don't possess much wildness.

But Wu Ge is a wild magical beast that Her Majesty the Queen brought back from the wild.

Wu Ge glanced at them, walked away, and went back to lie under the tree, pretending to be a well-behaved child.

"Phew, it seems Lord Alan has no intention of attacking us."

"Perhaps it's just a conflict with this turtle-like magical beast?"

"I don't know, let's take him back for a full diagnosis first."

"it is good."

The two scholars breathed a sigh of relief when they saw that Wu Ge was lying there motionless, and then left with the teapot in their arms.

After the two left, Wu Ge stood up with a smile.

This time, his gaze was fixed on a 0.5m tall bear cub, which was undoubtedly still in its infancy.

One minute.

The wicked Wu Ge caused the adorable little bear cub, who was sucking its finger, to faint.

"While those two haven't arrived yet, I'll keep fighting and try to level him up two or three times today."

Wu Ge stood up with great effort, looked around, and checked if anyone was nearby.

After confirming that no one was around, he began to bully the babies.

"Ah da!"

"Whoosh!"

"Ooh!"

evening.

When Scholar A and Scholar B returned to this small plain, they felt as if the sky had fallen.

The bear cub sat there and wailed, its eyes almost swollen from crying.

With a big bump on its head, Dairubi barked loudly at Wu Ge, who was dozing under a tree in the distance.

Besides, a bunch of Pokémon, still asleep, were lying crookedly on the ground, including Rattata, Weedle, Bellsprout, Sandshrew, and Meowth.
It's fair to say that every Pokémon you see is either lying on the ground or injured.

"My God! What's going on?!"

"What on earth happened here?! Can anyone tell me?!"

The two scholars collapsed, clutching their heads as they looked at the mess on the ground.

Hu Hu trembled as she watched the large snake under the tree.

The large snake seemed to sense his gaze, and even opened its eyes, giving him a 'kind' smile.

Hu Hu's eyes rolled back, and she fainted from fright.

When the awake Pokémon saw the two monster scholars approaching, they immediately ran over to complain.

Although the two scholars couldn't understand what they were saying, they could tell from their gaze and behavior that the adorable-looking dwarf dragon under the tree was the cause of all this.

"Lord Alan."

"Without a doubt, he's a problem child."

(End of this chapter)