The dream of becoming a Pokémon master

Due to the overwhelming force of his military might, coupled with his stern and unsmiling face, the enemy, who was just an ordinary poacher, was naturally trembling with fear. As for information, Kyosuke simply flexed his fists and revealed everything.

Kyosuke thought that interrogation would be troublesome if the suspect didn't speak, but it turned out to be more convenient.

Having obtained the information he wanted, Kyosuke knocked him unconscious again and then sent a text message to the police, along with his location information.

After tying the poachers up again, Kyosuke stepped out the door, jumped onto Mai's back, and patted her gently to indicate that they could proceed.

The group consisted of fifty people. Ten people who stayed behind have been dealt with, while the remaining forty went to the wild to capture the legendary dragon Pokémon Dratini and Dragonair.

Although I don't know when Dratini and Dragonair became legendary Pokémon, they are still quite rare and valuable, and usually very powerful as well. How could they be so confident that they could capture them with guns and ammunition? Pokémon aren't as fragile as humans. Thinking of this, Kyosuke implicitly acknowledged that he wasn't human.

But could the name Wild Area be the hometown of those thirty Tauros?

But it's not really my problem anymore. After all, Wu is very fast, and the forest moves slowly, so she can easily catch up... and then... solve it?

But why would it fly into the wild wilderness area?

The lack of verbal communication always leads to many misunderstandings...

Kyosuke's plan was that since he knew it was just a small organization, he would simply have Mai catch up with the convoy and wipe them out in one fell swoop.

Wu, upon hearing that the poachers were targeting Minidragons and Dragonairs in the wild, wanted to rush to the wild to warn them.

So Kyosuke has now arrived at the entrance to the Wilderness Area, but can a wooden gate and high railing really be relied upon?

A complex feeling that words cannot express.

However, since they had already arrived at the wild area, Kyosuke had no choice but to remind the management personnel here, or help them apprehend the poachers.

Arriving at the wooden house next to the gate, Kyosuke knocked on the door.

An elderly man with gray hair opened the door and came out, carrying two revolvers.

Who is he? A poacher or an administrator?

While Kyosuke was still pondering the other person's identity, the other person had already raised a gun.

It seems their identity has been confirmed.

You think you can force me to submit with a gun? You underestimate me, the strongest rookie!

Kyosuke closed in directly, disarmed the old man with a grappling move, locked his hands behind his back, cut the old man's belt, tied his hands up, and threw him to the ground.

Upon entering the room, Kyosuke saw a red and white Poké Ball on the table. Kyosuke promptly used the release mode, and the Pokémon that came out was indeed a Dragonair!

"Hakuron, run! This guy is a poacher!" the old man lying on the ground suddenly shouted to Hakron!

Wait, isn't something wrong?

I'm the poacher, shouldn't you be the poacher?

Kyosuke then carefully observed the room's layout. The walls were covered with framed photos, and the people in the photos did indeed resemble the old man lying on the floor somewhat.

So, it's another misunderstanding?

Kyosuke said he was very tired.

After helping the old man up and removing his restraints, Kyosuke gestured for a long time but couldn't make the other man understand what he meant. In the end, he had to use the "identity card" to convince the other man that he wasn't a bad person.

"I'm Caesar, the manager of the Wild Area." Caesar introduced himself briefly. "And you, rookie trainer, what are you doing here?"

"Catching Pokémon? But there aren't many Pokémon left here. And based on what you just did, I won't let you catch one here."

Kyosuke wasn't the type to capture Pokémon casually, so he didn't care about those words at all.

But he also wanted to remind Caesar about the poachers, and after gesturing for a long time, Caesar still didn't understand.

"You're a mute, why don't you learn sign language properly?" Caesar was quite the sharp-tongued man.

Kyosuke felt a bit uncomfortable. He had come to warn him to be careful, but instead he was mocked. He couldn't help but lightly place his hand on the table, which cracked the table and made the house shake a couple of times.

Caesar fell silent.

However, because Kyosuke has spent so much time with his Pokémon and hasn't had any contact with humans, he has forgotten that communication through writing is also possible...

When Caesar saw the mute man, his first reaction was to use sign language...

What a tragedy.

Kyosuke is also in pain. He wants to talk, but once he starts talking, he can't stop. He can't do anything about it.

Kyosuke paced back and forth in the room, and Caesar dared not stop him.

Finally, Kyosuke discovered a photo of a young Caesar and Dratini from decades ago hanging on the wall. He took it down, put it next to Caesar's Poké Ball, pointed at Dratini, then at the Poké Ball, and then pointed outside.

"You mean, you came from outside with the goal of getting a Dratini, but then you found out it evolved into a Dragonair, which I captured, and now you're feeling helpless?" Caesar tried to translate.

Kyosuke made a face as if he had fainted, then pointed outside, then pointed to Caesar's gun, and gestured with his fingers.

"If you hadn't seen I had a gun, were you going to rob me?" Caesar's gaze towards Kyosuke grew increasingly strange, and he even tightened his grip on the gun.

Dude, did you even use your gun? We already tested it! If I wanted to take it, you couldn't defend yourself at all! Why is it harder to communicate with humans than with Pokémon? When did this world become so strange?!

It's quite remarkable that this uncle has managed to protect this Hakkarosaurus for so many years, but why is he suddenly being targeted again?

Furthermore, poachers generally wouldn't target Pokémon that are already in someone else's possession, especially not the Pokémon of an official position like a Wild Area Ranger. So, this Dragonair was recently caught, or perhaps there's another Dratini?

Kyosuke suddenly realized that there might be a Pokémon hidden inside that hadn't appeared yet.

But Caesar was unwilling to share information, and Kyosuke had no choice.

However, since it hasn't appeared, it means that it's at least in a safe place for now, which makes Kyosuke feel even more at ease.

But it was precisely because Kyosuke was frantically delaying that the poachers, despite their extremely slow pace, still managed to reach the vicinity of the wild wilderness area.

They stopped their vehicle a short distance away, grabbed their guns and ammunition, and the poachers slowly approached the wilderness area.

However, after Caesar subdued Hakron, he also spent a lot of money to set up cameras around the area, and easily discovered this group of sneaky people.

"You're in cahoots with them? I never imagined a trainer like you would stoop so low! Luckily I had surveillance, or I would have fallen for their tricks. Although I'm outnumbered, I won't give up the fight!" Caesar raised his revolver again, aiming it at Kyosuke.

"Haven't I already proven myself to be a good person?!" Kyosuke had given up on this delusional old man.