The dream of becoming a Pokémon master

On the other side, Wu was carrying Huang'er and the young lady down the mountain.

Following the wind from top to bottom, Wu was thinking of Kyosuke and was also going all out. Even Huang'er had to use her claws to grab Wu and distract herself from thawing, not to mention the young lady who didn't even have the physical strength of an ordinary person.

This feeling of speed is something you can't experience in the enclosed environment of an airplane; it feels like you could fly out at any moment, but you have to stay still.

Although she felt unwell, she still did not ask to slow down.

Not only because she wasn't Butterfree's trainer, but also because she understood Butterfree's feelings.

She must have felt the same way about Cyndaquil before. She silently recalled what she had said to Cyndaquil: "Run quickly, run down the mountain, I will definitely find you."

Fireball Mouse must have believed that it would always wait for me.

Ba Dadie believed it and would wait for him forever.

You must survive.

But Kyosuke and Charmeleon persisted.

Together with other people and other Pokémon.

Although the reason why Fire-type Pokémon use fire moves is unknown, there is no doubt that this is not an endless stream, where they can spray as much or as long as they want.

Of course, Moltres might be able to.

In the process of constantly using flames to resist avalanches, Pokémon would exhaust themselves and collapse after using overheating in the end.

The fire wall created by the collision of jet flames and avalanches is getting weaker and weaker, leaving less and less space for everyone to move around.

As avalanches increase in speed and intensity, their impact becomes stronger and stronger.

Most people know that they may not have much time left to live.

Suddenly, Kyosuke heard someone say, "Young man, your strength is very strong even in the Chengdu area. Your goal for this Quartz Tournament must be the championship. What a pity."

"My path to becoming a master has only just begun, and I won't fall here so easily." Kyosuke rarely spoke of his goal.

"Anyway, thank you for saving our young lady."

Kyosuke didn't respond.

The avalanche grew more and more powerful, and one Pokémon after another fell.

The atmosphere grew increasingly silent.

In the end, only a few Pokémon remained, and Kyosuke knew it was the final moment.

Take out Charizard's Poké Ball, aim it at him, and Kyosuke said softly, "Midfire, you've done enough." Then he was about to recall him.

After all, the idea of ​​directly withstanding an avalanche is too restrictive for Charmander's lineage, which states that "if the flame on its tail goes out, it will die."

Kyosuke was confident he could protect all the Poké Balls and survive, so naturally he didn't want Midfire to be in danger.

Zhonghu stopped spewing flames and turned to roar twice at Qijie.

His flame had dwindled to almost nothing, barely larger than a spark.

This is true for most Pokémon.

"I will no longer let you suffer alone."

Kyosuke understood what he meant. But he also had to stop him.

"You can't..."

A beam of white light interrupted Kyosuke's words.

The white light was coming from the Charizard.

Now, it should be called a fire-breathing dragon.

"Oh wow, oh wow!"

"I understand." Kyosuke nodded and walked towards Charizard.

Originally only reaching Kyosuke's chest, Charizard evolved to be slightly taller than Kyosuke. Kyosuke hugged Charizard's neck and gently stroked it: "We are partners. Partners who share joys and sorrows."

"Then," Kyosuke flipped over and landed on Charizard's back, "soar through the heavens, Charizard!"

"Wow!"

As the Charizard took flight, Kyosuke felt that his past dream had finally become clear.

The sky in my dream was blue and very, very high.

The sky in reality is black, seemingly within reach.

The Charizard in the dream is not the one beneath me, but the Charizard beneath me is my real Charizard!

"Thank you, Charizard." Kyosuke rested his head silently on Charizard's head.

Although Kyosuke's naming skills are as terrible as ever, for some reason, Charizard doesn't seem to mind this time.

"But..." Kyosuke looked down and saw that the group of people were waving at him.

"I'm sorry!" Kyosuke said loudly.

"There's nothing we can do about it!"

"Don't put too much pressure on yourself, we already knew this would happen."

Good luck with the Quartz Conference!

"I must become a Pokémon Master!"

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"I will definitely..."

The wall of fire was instantly breached, and the Pokémon and the humans disappeared into the snow.

Kyosuke couldn't continue speaking.

Nobody listens anymore.

Looking at the ruins of their small camp, Kyosuke witnessed for the first time the entire process of lives being devoured.

Is this how everyone travels? Kyosuke felt his heart tremble slightly.

Perhaps he would get used to these things in a few years, but wasn't it too cruel to a ten-year-old? Kyosuke suddenly felt a bit disgusted with the Pokémon League's "ten-year-old rule".

"Oh wow." Charizard exclaimed in confusion at Kyosuke.

Feeling the cold wind, this is indeed not a good place to contemplate life, and Charizard is not a very cold-resistant Pokémon.

But since it has evolved...

Kyosuke looked up at the sky shrouded in dark clouds.

"Fly upwards, old man! Soar through the heavens, fly over the clouds! Let's see what's hidden behind this darkness!" Kyosuke suddenly got fired up!

"Whoa!" Charizard responded, its body suddenly rising into the air.

Kyosuke had experienced this scene in his dream, so he quickly grabbed Charizard's neck with both hands and squeezed his legs tightly around his body to avoid falling.

Kyosuke knew that Charizard's vertical flight at a ninety-degree angle was also a test for him. The adverse effects of high altitude were torture for the body, and if he couldn't pass it, Charizard probably wouldn't obey his commands much.

"You underestimate me too much," Kyosuke chuckled silently.

Vertical flight obviously increases altitude, but for some reason, the dark clouds that seemed so close flew by for a full minute without touching them, and the wind and snow were getting heavier and heavier.

"Old Charizard..." Kyosuke felt a little sorry for Charizard.

When it was still Charizard, it had almost exhausted itself trying to withstand the avalanche. After evolving, it flew directly into the sky without resting. Kyosuke didn't want Charizard to force itself just because of his curiosity.

Charizard shook its head, refusing Kyosuke's offer, and accelerated upwards.

Kyosuke had no choice but to believe Charizard.

Another flight.

Although it was only a few dozen seconds, it felt like an eternity to Kyosuke. Seeing that the flames on Charizard's tail were starting to weaken, Kyosuke knew he had to stop him.

If we fly directly to the foot of the mountain now, it's still not too late...

Charizard, however, sensed Kyosuke's thoughts, roared, and charged forward, finally reaching the black clouds!