The dream of becoming a Pokémon master

Kyosuke is currently in stealth mode.

The story of why we started stealth again dates back to some time ago.

Previously, Kyosuke had gone to great lengths to practice silent meditation.

He doesn't speak for 24 hours a day.

That's right! This is a villain who has lost the ability to speak!

Professor Oak taught Kyosuke one lesson after another, especially after they left Pallet Town.

For example, you shouldn't listen to the nonsense spouted by highly educated people.

For example, you can only avoid talking too much if you lose your mouth.

Therefore, Kyosuke has also lost the ability to speak, but it should be temporary?

On the first day that Kyosuke made up his mind, he made quite a few jokes.

Eye contact, telepathy, and perfect teamwork are still too difficult for Pokémon!

Especially when he encounters a wild trainer who is enthusiastically directing his Pokémon to defeat his opponent, the trainer's gaze always makes Kyosuke feel like he's the loser.

However, after so many days of training, Kyosuke and everyone else have grown quite a bit.

At least they can give orders without words now, right? Their teamwork should have improved too? Maybe they can even communicate with each other by eye contact?

Under Kyosuke's influence, everyone became much quieter, and even when the phoenix flew, there was no longer a melodious chirping.

That would be quite a suitable Pokémon attribute for an assassin?

Under external pressure, Kyosuke also learned a way to reduce his presence, effectively avoiding situations where many wild trainers appeared in the bushes, and being discovered when following others.

Now, Kyosuke is stealthily following a convoy of poachers.

Although they met face to face in the forest, neither of them noticed Kyosuke by the roadside, which was quite a strange thing.

How did Kyosuke discover that the other party was a poacher?

Just like in the novel, you might overhear someone talking about their upcoming poaching operation, or discover tattoos of a poacher organization, or find a large number of little elves secretly crying behind the car.

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Kyosuke only noticed that they were carrying guns.

These days, who goes out with a gun?

Therefore, Kyosuke easily determined the other party's identity.

In order to ensure the complete annihilation of the enemy, including their forces, Kyosuke chose to remain hidden rather than expose himself.

"Big brothers, your car speed in the forest isn't even as fast as my own walking speed. Your headquarters must be too far away," Kyosuke thought to himself.

Perhaps because driving through the forest is too difficult, the base is indeed not far away.

Just half an hour later, the poachers' convoy entered an area enclosed by a fence. All the vegetation in the area had been cut down, perhaps because they felt that discovering the infiltration of the enemy was more important than being discovered inside the forest.

In a situation where there wasn't even a blade of grass, Kyosuke naturally had no way to sneak in and could only wait for an opportunity outside the area.

This presents an opportunity for most people to quickly resolve the situation once they set off, allowing those remaining behind to know their objective and then intercept the execution personnel in one fell swoop.

However... once they went inside, there was no response for quite a while...

Then, evening arrived.

After feeding the Pokémon in a secluded spot, I gestured to indicate that we would go back to our Poké Balls to rest that night and that we wouldn't need to train them the next morning.

Although he didn't know if everyone understood, seeing everyone nodding with confused expressions, Kyosuke still recalled the Pokémon except for Stinger into their Poké Balls.

Charizard, which is impossible to find in the forest, Butterfree, which is over five meters tall, Spearow, Glaceon, which I've never seen before, and Nidorino, which is a bit bulky, it's obvious that only the last one would not seem strange if it were found under these circumstances.

This is also why Kyosuke left behind the poisonous stinger.

After a lot of time gesturing repeatedly, and when even Poison Sting couldn't stand Kyosuke anymore, Kyosuke finally realized that Nidorino understood his meaning: keep an eye on him, be caught acting cute, and have someone go out to wake Kyosuke up.

These three points alone took Kyosuke a full thirty minutes to explain, since there was no language involved.

Now that he understood Poison Sting, Kyosuke chose a large, well-grown tree in a good location and climbed up to sleep.

It left its venomous stinger and silently watched the house not far away.

"Should I have not come back last time?" Sting thought to himself.

Meanwhile, Kyosuke was resting comfortably on a small frame propped up by the intertwined branches of the big tree.

I'm even thinking: should I learn sign language?

However, they did not consider at all whether Pokémon could understand sign language.

Perhaps without a mouth, the brain just can't function fast enough?

The next day, Kyosuke got up at four o'clock to do his daily routine.

Nidorino fought off sleepiness and kept watch.

"Hmm, they really are unprofessional poachers. They didn't even try to do it at night." Kyosuke thought to himself as he climbed down the tree, gently patted the head of the poisonous stinger, and retracted it.

When it was time for breakfast, Sting was woken up from his sleep by Kyosuke to eat breakfast. He had mixed feelings but didn't want to talk.

Another boring surveillance operation...

Fortunately, they didn't waste another day and the convoy left the small base.

There were more cars in the convoy than when Kyosuke had previously tracked them.

Sure enough, there were already some people here before.

After the convoy left, Kyosuke checked the surroundings again and, after confirming that most people had left, he surrounded the base by himself.

That is, to start a group directly.

The battle scene is very simple.

The enemy used a firearm! Miss! Kyosuke punches! The enemy is knocked unconscious!

This was repeated more than ten times.

After Kyosuke tied everyone up with his specially made ropes, he had Mai appear and hinted that he should use silk-spinning techniques to bind them. Mai cooperated by wrapping them up again and again.

After searching the entire base, Kyosuke found no Poké Balls.

This should be a break between jobs when the poacher team finished one operation and was preparing for the next.

Most poachers are people with low strength who can only rely on weapons to steal Pokémon, and they sell all of them without keeping a single one.

They have more faith in their weapons than in Pokémon.

Because of this, many innocent people have lost their lives at their hands.

For this reason, it's hard to say whether it's worse for these lowly people to steal Pokémon or for poachers to rob them.

Because there were a large group of people taking action outside, Kyosuke could only hurry up and interrogate them.

After pulling the last person who had been knocked unconscious onto a bench, Kyosuke woke him up by splashing water on him.

After all, he's one of the innermost figures, so he should be considered a high-ranking member, right? That was Kyosuke's thought.

Seeing that the other party was unwilling to cooperate, Kyosuke couldn't argue any further in his current situation, so he could only show off his strength to intimidate the other party.

Leading the other party to the door, Kyosuke delivered a serious punch that shattered a house, then compared his fist to the other party's wide-open mouth.

They should be able to let it go, and they should be shocked.