Pokémon: The Sims.

Chapter 66 Could it be because of you?
Wu Ge had not yet told Liz about his temporary departure.

The main problem is that I don't know how to express it in a way that Liz will understand.

After pondering for a while, Wu Ge decided to take the little fire dragon and the others to the Warcraft Academy.

Although the frequency of battles at the Warcraft Academy is low, there are still battles taking place, making it a safe and comfortable place for Little Fire Dragon and his friends to level up.

Liz is usually quite busy, so she probably doesn't have time to take Charmander and the others to the plains outside the capital to level up.

However, if the Pokémon are left to play around in the palace all the time, their level-up speed will be very slow.

Therefore, it seems that the only way to level up is through Warcraft Academy.

Moreover, he is the undisputed leader among the Pokémon in the Monster Academy.

He could use his position as the leader to manipulate things and increase the intensity of Charmander and his team's future daily battles.

After thinking it through.

Wu Ge immediately found Charmander, Gliscor, and Gyarados, and led them towards the Monster Academy.

As for the Gyarados and Natu in Yulongqiu, there's no need to level them up.

Unlike Liz, Yu Longqiu is not likely to be assassinated, and she is still young and unlikely to face any threats.

As long as you stay in the capital, there won't be any problems.

Therefore, it is enough for Yulongqiu's Pokémon to simply play with her and grow up peacefully.

He couldn't explain to Liz, even with words, that Charmander and the others should go to Pokémon Academy on their own.

Liz will probably understand what he means only if she actually does it.

And everything turned out exactly as Wu Ge had imagined.

When Wu Ge arrived at the Monster Academy with three Pokémon, he quickly alerted the two scholars on duty that day.

Two monster scholars immediately went to the palace to find Liz and ask what was going on.

Wu Ge seized this opportunity and gathered all the Pokémon on the grassland.

“These three guys are my underlings. I need you to find at least three suitable opponents to fight against them every day from now on.”

Wu Ge stood in the middle of the grassland and spoke.

This was his plan: to use his position as the leader to force Charmander and his friends to be matched with opponents.

Three.

no more, no less.

There are three matches, one in the morning, one at noon, and one in the afternoon, with a break in between.

This level of strength is just right for Pokémon like Charmander who don't have much battle experience.

If it were Wu Ge himself, he would usually play four or five games, and if he was in good form, he could even play more than ten games.

The many Pokémon on the grassland looked at each other, exchanged glances, and then nodded.

To ensure that the Pokémon understood his meaning, Wu Ge immediately began to put it into practice.

Time flies to evening.

Wu Ge led the little fire dragon and the others back to the palace.

"Ah Lan, do you want Little Fire Dragon and the others to come to the school with you for training?"

Liz saw through Wu Ge's intentions as expected.

It's just a little different.

It wasn't Charmander who went back with him; instead, the three of them went by themselves.

However, Wu Ge couldn't explain it clearly, so he simply nodded.

Anyway, it's common for him not to go to the Warcraft Academy now, and everyone's already used to it.

"I've already spoken to the Warcraft Academy."

"Ah."

"By the way, Ah Lan, it looks like you're going to shed your skin today."

Liz pointed to Wu Ge's tail.

Wu Ge turned his head and saw that there was indeed a small piece of translucent white skin that had detached from the skin on the tail.

"Perfect timing, help me shed my skin again today, I don't know when the next time will be."

Wu Ge stretched out his tail and wrapped it around Liz, bringing her back into the bedroom.

Then he lay on the bed and let Liz do it herself.

“Ah Lan, you’ve shed a lot of skin. I’m going to use it to make something.”

Liz knelt skillfully on the soft mattress and reached out to help Wu Ge peel off his skin little by little.

Her movements were quick yet gentle, making Wu Ge feel comfortable in the slightest.

"Go ahead and do it. What do you plan to do?"

Wu Ge casually flicked the tip of its tail, not caring much.

The skins shed by Dratini and Dragonair are extremely high-grade and rare materials, and in the future League era, only dragon riders and the wealthy can afford to wear them.

The little stump's cloak was made from the skin shed by his own dragon, Hakkar.

As for Adu.

He only has one cloak made from the skin shed by his own Dragonite; the others are all identical cloaks bought from the Yuhong Department Store.

This guy really loves capes. And that's not all.

The Dragon Clan also likes to wear long boots that match their hair color.

It is said that those boots were also made from the hides shed by Hakron.

Not only did Xiao Zhuang wear such boots, but he also often wore sky-blue leather gloves on his hands.

'Speaking of which, why do the Dragon Clan members all really like cloaks?'

This question popped into Wu Ge's mind.

"I'm planning to use the leather from when you were little to make a pair of gloves, and the leather from when you grew up to make a cape. If there's anything left, maybe I can make a pair of boots too. What do you think?"

Liz looked at Wu Ge with a smile as she spoke.

"...Could it be because of you?"

Wu Ge seems to have discovered something.

But it doesn't matter, he doesn't care much about such trivial matters.

"Liz, I'm planning to leave for a while."

Wu Ge hesitated for a moment before trying to speak.

He turned to look at Liz beside him, wondering if she could understand him.

"Huh? What?"

"Okay, it's nothing."

Wu Ge sighed.

What should we do?

Leaving suddenly wouldn't work, would it?

"Ah Lan just told me something very important, right?"

Liz stopped what she was doing and looked at the back of Wu Ge's head.

"Ah."

Wu Ge fanned the two small feathers beside his head.

This gesture is equivalent to a lazy version of nodding.

Others might not understand the meaning of this action, but Liz certainly did.

"I'm sorry, I didn't understand what you meant."

Liz lowered her head in shame.

"You don't need to apologize; this isn't your fault."

Wu Ge got up and rubbed his face against Liz's cheek before lying down again.

He stretched out his tail and patted Liz's thigh, signaling her to continue shedding her skin.

What is Ah Lan planning to do?

Liz asked another question.

She felt it was a very important matter, and it was unacceptable for her not to know about it.

"You'll find out tomorrow."

Wu Ge thought in silence for a while, then his eyes brightened slightly.

He knew what he had to do.

at night.

Wu Ge tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep. He got out of bed, floated to the window, and looked out.

At 10 p.m., many lights were still on in the streets of the Imperial Dragon Capital, and he could vaguely see the smiles on the faces of some residents.

"I'm starting to feel a sense of belonging here. Is it because of Liz?"

Wu Ge remembered that when he first came here, he didn't care at all about the lives of the people in the Dragon Kingdom.

Even if a large army were to arrive the next day, he would immediately flee with Liz, abandoning all of them.

But now, when he thinks about that situation again, he begins to have doubts.

Wu Ge believed he would make the right choice: to leave with Liz and Yu Longqiu, saving their lives first before considering the future.

However, he would definitely feel guilty after doing so.

He seems to have started to treat this place as his home.

Wu Ge stood by the window for a long time, so long that not a single light was on in the capital, before he turned to look at the bed.

Liz was fast asleep in bed.

He carefully slipped into bed, rested his head on Liz's shoulder, and gently inhaled the scent of her hair.

Liz, seemingly sensing his presence in her sleep, stretched out her arms and hugged Wu Ge's neck.

"I've seen you when you were eight years old, and I've seen you when you were twenty-eight."

"I have witnessed your past and present, and you have been with me as I grew from a tiny little thing to where I am today."

“I feel like we’re already family.”

(End of this chapter)