The dream of becoming a Pokémon master

69. Professional baby trainer

After leaving the Wild Area, Kyosuke not only regained his ability to speak, but also caught a Pokémon.

That's right, it's a Mini Dragon.

It's roughly the story of "a child who is captivated by a handsome hero and, heartbroken because his mother loves him more than his father, decides to follow the strong one to grow up."

Of course, Kyosuke was only subdued after obtaining the consent of Caesar and Hakron.

As for Caesar, although he loved this child whose identity he didn't know, he also hoped that the child could have his own life.

As for Dragonair, it had long wanted to give its offspring away. It's truly shameful that a Dratini is always so easily deceived by bad people.

Besides, as long as I'm still young, I can have as many children as I want.

But that's definitely not what she said on the surface. Instead, she carefully instructed Kyosuke to take good care of the dwarf dragon, leaving people with the image of a "loving mother." Anyway, no one could see through her inner thoughts.

Of course, the Mini Dragon had already seen through it.

He once took a liking to a young man who was willing to drown to save an elf, but was stopped by Hakron's attempt to reunite him with Caesar. This time, however, he has finally escaped its shadow.

The above is all just my imagination about Dratini.

This is a very dramatic dwarf dragon.

In reality, after Kyosuke and Kaiser conveyed Dratini's desire to follow them to Dragonair, the two bid farewell to Dratini with tears in their eyes.

Sigh, kids going through a rebellious phase.

However, he never expected that the hero who seemed to be saving him was actually a great demon!

The mini dragon, living a wonderful life, wanted to go home on the second day of its trip.

At home, he sleeps until he naturally wakes up every day!

"Get up, time to start your workout." At four o'clock, Kyosuke would wake everyone up as usual.

Everyone else had developed the habit of waking up naturally at four o'clock and were doing it on their own, but the little mini dragon pretended not to hear.

Kyosuke had no choice but to go to the little mini-dragon and pick him up: "Dragon, don't fall behind on the first day."

The mini dragon, feeling helpless, twisted its body but still didn't want to get up.

"If you don't train hard, you won't be able to improve."

Dratini barked at Kyosuke, indicating that as a Dratini, it was naturally very strong.

"If you can beat any one of them, I'll allow you to sleep in every day. Of course, if you can't, you'll have to get up obediently every day." Kyosuke had no choice but to set a trap for Dr. Mini Dragon; he really didn't want to argue with these problem children.

Of the six Pokémon, besides Butterfree and Glaceon, Charmeleon is about one year old, Nidorino is about five months old, Spearow is three months old, and Dratini is quite old but is still a tiny baby in their group.

Before I knew it, I had become a babysitter for a group of children!

While it's very fulfilling to lead everyone to become stronger, taking care of these little bear cubs is really exhausting!

And the mini dragons naturally wouldn't refuse.

It was impossible for Dratini to force itself to choose someone it couldn't beat, so it decisively chose the seemingly weakest, Aurora, as its challenge.

The others silently worried for the Mini Dragon.

Although Huang'er is young, her talent is truly undeniable, and her speed is exceptionally fast. Even when she plays around casually, her combat power steadily increases, and even Charizard and Nidorino's Stinger are helpless against her.

When Huang'er heard that she had been chosen as the challenger, she naturally knew that she was being looked down upon, and she barked angrily a few times.

"Since you've made your choice, I won't comment further. I won't command your battle; I'll only observe the outcome. Let's begin." With that, Kyosuke stepped back.

No sooner had Kyosuke finished speaking than Dratini struck first! It fired an electromagnetic wave directly at Ouji!

Although electromagnetic waves are not very powerful, it would be difficult to deal with if one were paralyzed. It is best to fly high and avoid them.

Although the mini dragon has no wings, it can still fly in the air, so it quickly flew towards Huang'er.

As for the reason why Dratini and Dragonair can fly, I can't figure it out either.

Although it can fly, Dratini's flying skills are no match for that of Hoshiguma, which is a Flying-type. It can also easily take over the opponent's rhythm, which can be seen as a sign of defeat.

Seeing the Mini Dragon boldly follow, Huang'er secretly slowed down, so that he didn't realize that the distance had been deliberately shortened.

On the other side, the Dratini, as expected, thought it was fast enough and even sped up, opening its mouth to gather its dragon rage!

Find the right direction and launch!

As the dragon's rage was unleashed, the Dratini began to dream of sleeping in every day until it naturally woke up.

Then he was knocked to the ground in one fell swoop.

Who am I? What happened? How did I get here?

The Mini Dragon looked completely bewildered.

And Huang'er also floated down lightly.

"Alright, let's end it here." Kyosuke clapped his hands to stop Ouji, who wanted to continue attacking, and then said to Ryuji, who was still lying on the ground, "You still have a lot to learn, young man."

Kyosuke saw the scene clearly just now. Huang'er deliberately lured Long'er closer while maintaining an appropriate distance, forcing Long'er to use a ranged attack. However, when Long'er's move blocked his own attack, he used Swallow Return to dodge and then circled around to deliver a blow to Long'er.

Long'er, on the other hand, was completely under Huang'er's control and was led around by her.

"Huang'er has grown up too." Xiong Jie looked pleased.

This is a Pokémon that I've cared for with all my might from hatching to growth.

"Well then, it's time to start training. Stop slacking off," Kyosuke reminded the group of Pokémon watching the show.

Long'er was a little unconvinced, but she had indeed been defeated and had nothing to say about it, but she still wanted to offer her opinion.

Hearing Ryuji's voice, Kyosuke was also surprised, but he still accepted: "Then from now on, it'll be one challenge opportunity per month. If you can do it, you can enjoy the privilege of sleeping in until you naturally wake up for a month. Of course, you can choose a different challenger next time."

Ryuu was secretly pleased, but he couldn't understand why the other Pokémon were always able to get up on time and train without slacking off.

Kyosuke knew that if Ryuji maintained this mindset, he would never catch up with the other Pokémon, so he let him be.

Even if you work incredibly hard this month and can rest next month, the gap will only widen afterward.

However, since it's his own Pokémon, he'll definitely be motivated by himself and persevere every day. Kyosuke is confident of this.

"Midfire, focus on strengthening your body and fire-attribute attacks. Dance, you decide your own direction. Poison Sting, your hind legs are still not up to par. At this rate, I don't know when you'll meet my evolution requirements. Phoenix, go play by yourself. Frost, you can spar with Midfire to maintain your best battle condition. That's all." Kyosuke, as usual, arranged the training objectives. "Then let's begin!"

A response.

It seems like I've forgotten someone?

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