Pokémon: The Sims.

Chapter 96 I have to try to stand up for them

A unicorn beetle with its head and horns broken off.

A little Rattata with a missing front tooth.

A cat whose tail has been torn off by something.

The most normal Pokémon is Growlithe, who has lost an eye.

To put it bluntly, apart from this Growlithe, the other three Pokémon would basically be eliminated if they were outside.

With Weedle and Rattata lacking their weapons to fight back, and Meowth losing its tail to maintain balance, how will they survive outside?
Aside from having some minor health issues, these little guys are quite large.

Its fur has become rougher, probably because it hasn't been eating very well.

Judging by their plump bodies, they must be able to eat their fill.

Clearly, this incredibly brave young man, Wanli, saved these lucky little guys.

Of course, one could also say that Wanli was lucky.

After all, Growlithe is a very rare Pokémon.

During this period or in the near future, Growlithe's evolved form, Arcanine, was even called a 'legendary Pokémon,' and was described in the Pokédex as 'a majestic Pokémon from ancient Eastern legends.'

Not to mention his high base stats of 555 and handsome looks.

Ignoring attributes, nature, ability, move pool, etc., Growlithe is an extremely excellent Pokémon simply because of its species.

They are naturally loyal, brave, friendly, clever, and obedient.

If Wanli can gain Growli's approval, then he will be the trainer he recognizes for life.

"Come here, puppy, let me see you."

Wu Ge walked up to Growlithe, picked up the unsuspecting little guy, and then stared at Growlithe's eye.

The entire pupil is gray, which is most likely due to congenital factors rather than acquired causes.

Such eyes are difficult to cure, and we can only place our hopes on 'evolution'.

“It rained heavily that day. This little guy came out of nowhere and ran into my field and ate a lot of my corn. I was so angry, but he was so weak that he was almost dying, so I didn’t hold it against him.”

At this moment, Wanli came out of the house, carrying a large handful of steaming corn cobs.

This must be the grain that Wanli grew himself.

He distributed the corn cobs in his hand to a few little ones, and then took two more and stuffed them into Wu Ge's hand.

"Later, the little guy started staying at my house."

Wanli took a bite of corn, then reached out and rubbed the Growlito's head. The Growlito lay comfortably on the ground, rolled over, and wagged its tail.

"It seems you quite like them."

Wu Ge sat down on the ground with a big, loud thud, which startled Miao Miao next to him, who suddenly jumped onto the roof.

Wanli seemed to have rarely encountered someone with whom he could 'communicate' in such a way, so he began to chatter incessantly to the enormous Wu Ge.

“I grew up alone and was taken care of by everyone in the village. With them by my side, I wasn’t lonely, so I never chased them away.”

"Of course I know they are the 'monsters' that those big shots talk about, but I don't think they are that scary."

"And you know, don't let their small size fool you, these little guys are really something."

"Those green worms that ran into the crops and wreaked havoc were all driven away by them. Because of this, the villagers who originally disliked them had a much better impression of the magical beasts, and everyone later adopted one or two magical beasts in their own fields."

While watching the sun and eating corn, Wanli told Wu Ge his stories about himself and these Pokémon.

During this process, Wu Ge also understood why the people in this village were not afraid of Pokémon at all.

"It's a pity. I'll have to part ways with them in a few days, and I'll probably have to ask the uncles and aunts in the village to take care of me then."

Suddenly, Wanli shook his head and sighed, a hint of reluctance appearing in his eyes as he looked at Growlithe.

Why? Where are you going?

Wu Ge knew that Wanli couldn't understand what he was saying.

However, he could use questioning tones to make Wanli aware of his 'doubt' and 'confusion'.

Then he lowered his head and took another bite of corn.

Honestly, this is the first time I've ever eaten corn cob directly since coming to this world. I've only ever had corn milk and corn cake in the palace before.

"The capital is recruiting soldiers. I want to enlist, make great contributions, and become a big shot!"

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Wu Ge abruptly stopped eating corn, turned to look at the young man beside him, and casually said, "You're asking for death."

He wasn't talking trash.

In Wu Ge's view, he was simply stating a fact.

A war between two countries will inevitably result in countless deaths and injuries, especially among vulnerable human beings.

The great war has begun, and regardless of whether the victor is the Dragon Empire or the Land, the number of human deaths will definitely not be less than five figures.

Wanli was just an ordinary countryman who used to farm in the village. His physique was nowhere near that of those musclemen in the army who were comparable to Pokémon.

In Wu Ge's view, the so-called conscription of this Earth Kingdom was nothing more than finding some cannon fodder to rush to the front to scout the enemy and act as shields.

Given Sakaki Shiro's style of doing things, this kind of thing would be a piece of cake for him.

"Ugh."

Suddenly, Wanli sighed again.

"Power and wealth are only enjoyable if you're alive. I think you shouldn't pursue your ambitions."

Wu Ge shook his head, pondering how he could persuade Wan Li.

He felt that Wanli was a good person by nature and should not be sacrificed for the sake of the Earth Kingdom.

Given the location of Qianhong Village, even if war breaks out, it won't affect this place. There's no need to take any risks; we can just quietly wait for the day when peace arrives. But at this moment, Wanli suddenly interrupted his 'gibberish'.

"I have to try to fight for them."

Wanli's gaze remained quietly fixed on the Growlithe and the others.

".?"

"I believe that humans and magical beasts can support each other and survive!"

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Wu Ge opened his mouth, staring blankly at Wan Li, who had suddenly become excited.

After regaining his senses, he closed his mouth.

There are certainly no shortage of people in this world who realize this, such as Liz from the Johto region and Mari from the Kanto region.
There must be other people like this in other regions.

It is because of the existence of these people that the era of the League was able to arrive.

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Both Liz and Wanli appeared too early, and it would be difficult for them to change the deeply ingrained 'Warcraft image' within the limited time of a human's lifetime.

“I have seen it. The passing earth army slaughtered many innocent little creatures. They did nothing wrong and even occasionally helped the villagers drive away insects.”

"Sometimes I wonder if the reason why our Light Red Village has not been attacked by other magical beasts for so long is because of the existence of these little guys."

“I think the Earth King is wrong. Maybe it's because I'm not in a position to understand his thoughts, but at least now I want to be a big shot, I want to change all of this.”

“No one listens to what I say now, no one understands it, but if I become a big shot, won’t everyone in the entire kingdom hear my voice and agree with my ideas?”

Wanli excitedly expressed the 'ambition' that he had been holding back for a long time.

Perhaps because he didn't get a response from Wu Ge, Wanli felt a little awkward and sat back down quietly to gnaw on his corn.

Perhaps in Wanli's eyes, Wu Ge is just a larger 'Warcraft' and wouldn't understand his thoughts.

But Wanli had no idea how profoundly impactful Wanli's words were to Wu Ge.

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Wu Ge stared quietly at Wan Li, her eyes darting around, her nose tingling with emotion.

He could certainly understand what Wanli was saying, but that was because he had inherited the thoughts of the sages.

But it's different every ten thousand miles.

Before this, he had never heard of anyone doing anything similar or saying anything similar; it was a completely self-awakening thought.

"Do you know that this is a dead end?"

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Somewhat embarrassed, Wanli heard Wu Ge's voice again and looked up at the big guy beside him. He couldn't understand it, but he seemed to sense that "I'm not afraid of dying, I'm afraid that my death will be in vain."

Although tens of thousands of people are coming.

These words inexplicably echoed in Wu Ge's mind.

".come on."

Wu Ge didn't say anything more, but his heart was full of vitality.

He and Liz are not alone on their path. There must be many other people and Pokémon in this world who are striving with all their might for this common ideal.

Afterwards, Wanli seemed to realize that Wu Ge could understand him, so he talked on and on about his vision and plans for the future.

He said he wanted to establish an organization to protect all the monsters in the world.

He said he wanted everyone in the world to be able to meet a magical beast that resonates with their soul.

Time passed slowly, and the sky grew slightly darker.

Wu Ge looked up at the sky and realized it was about time for him to leave.

I originally came to the Kanto region to see how it's developing, but I unexpectedly ran into Mari and wasted my time.

"Are you leaving?"

Wanli saw Wu Ge stand up and ask a question.

"Ah."

Wu Ge nodded.

"Okay, thank you for listening to me all today. By the way, I notice that you seem a bit different from other magical beasts. Have you given yourself a name?"

"My name is Wu Ge."

"I don't understand, haha, but it's okay. My name is Dama Wanli. By the way, wait for me."

Wanli scratched the back of his head, then suddenly remembered something and ran back into the house.

Little did he know, Wu Ge was stunned into silence by his name.

Fast
In the future era of the League, there was a very famous person named...
Dama Lanqi.

He is the chairman of the League Executive Committee that manages the sacred flame and often serves as the head of the Pokémon League Conference.

He is also known as 'the greatest person in the Pokémon League'.

Looking back now, it's possible that Dama Lanqi was a descendant of Wanli.

"This is for you. I used to carry this with me when I did farm work, and it always gave me a lot of energy!"

Wanli handed Wu Ge a red headband with a flame pattern.

"Thank you, goodbye."

"Goodbye."

(End of this chapter)