Pokémon: Trainers Returning from Monster Hunter

but.

The ideal is full, but the reality is very skinny.

Oreki answered three private messages in a row, but did not reply to one of them, probably because he hadn't seen it yet.

The other two simply expressed their gratitude politely.

Come to think of it, people like Daigo and that trumpet sprout from earlier are definitely a minority.

Arrogant people are rare these days.

Fortunately.

He wasn't initially after the money; he was simply fulfilling his promise on Qishu's live stream and incidentally helping other trainers solve their problems.

Helping others is a traditional virtue!

"Next, there are two left."

[My Growlithe is disobedient: What should I do if my Growlithe is disobedient?]

Pokémon are disobeying?

We don't have enough gym badges!

Oreki answered immediately.

Although that's a game setting, it's actually quite similar in reality.

[Oreki: The main reason Pokémon are disobedient is probably because the trainer's strength is insufficient. If this is the case, it is recommended that the trainer start by improving their own training and command abilities in battle.]

[Growlithe is disobedient: If we're going by league standards, my skill level is at least Elite Four!]

Another instant reply?

Don't you guys go to work?!

No, that's not the point.

The key point is that this guy is at least a top-tier player?

Whose child is this?

Oreki was amused.

If you're truly a top-tier trainer, how come you can't even tame a Growlithe?

Even if they can't be tamed, someone with the insight of a Heavenly King should be able to find the crux of the problem...

Are you here to test me?

Adhering to the principles of respecting everyone and erring on the side of caution, Oreki replied by typing.

[Oreki: If the trainer's skills are not the issue, then the crux of the problem might lie with Growlithe. Try to recall if you've ever hurt Growlithe, or if Growlithe's needs were accidentally forgotten?]

[Growlithe is disobedient: Hypnosis shouldn't be considered harm, right? It's just a necessary condition for taming him. As for the requirements... I'm not really sure. / Frustrated]

[Oreki: That's very likely the problem. Why don't you ask it what it wants?]

[Growlithe, being disobedient: Oh... then what do you want?]

[Oreki:? 】

I typed so much, only to cause trouble, huh?

Oreki politely asked a question mark as a sign of respect.

[Growlithe is being disobedient: Look, Growlithe is unhappy again, even though I haven't done anything yet.../sad]

"..."

Now Oreki was certain that the other side was there to make fun of him.

This was quite common in my past life; there were always people who were unhappy with their lives in reality who would take pleasure in criticizing or mocking others online.

But this is the Pokémon world!

Aren't you afraid I'll pull out a Porygon and run it through the internet cable to beat you up?

Oreki clicked on the other person's profile picture and immediately checked their IP address!

The Sinnoh region, right?

[Oreki: Do you really think I have no connections in the Sinnoh region? Keep spouting nonsense and I'll have someone deal with you.]

[Growlithe is disobedient: Why do we need to find someone? Just come to Sinnoh yourself, I'll reimburse your airfare/Looking forward to it]

Well, it's completely hopeless.

Too lazy to reply, Oreki simply blocked the other party.

"Sigh, fame really does bring trouble."

He muttered a sigh to himself and then opened the last private message.

[Don't disturb my sleep: Mr. Oreki, I heard that you not only possess telepathy, but have also developed the superpower talent of Shin-chan. I wonder if you have a way to control your superpowers? To be honest, sometimes I can't control my superpowers.]

Ok?

A superpowered person has arrived?

Oreki pondered to himself.

Among the special abilities in the Pokémon world, psychic abilities are probably the most common.

After all, as long as a person's superpower talent is strong enough, it can be stimulated through training.

However, developing superpowers requires a great deal of time and effort, and even if successfully developed, their strength is far inferior to that of those who awaken their superpowers on their own—that is, those with innate superpowers.

At most, it will bend the soup spoon.

Forget about turning people into dolls as easily as Natsume did in her past life.

Since the other party said they couldn't control their superpowers, they are most likely a person with innate superpowers.

Because under normal circumstances, only those born with superpowers will experience a situation where they cannot control their superpowers.

Most acquired abilities are within one's control, unless one recklessly forces superpowers that are beyond their control into them.

So, could it really be Sabrina on the other side?

Check the IP address.

—IP address: Sinnoh

?

Why is it Sinnoh again?

Did you stir up trouble in Sinnoh today?

Despite his complaints, Oreki ruled out Natsumi and another figure came to mind.

A girl with long golden hair, just like Zhu Lan, and with an exceptional temperament.

That's right, it's Cattleya!

Although in the game's setting, Cattleya is Rin's friend and fangirl, Oreki has never actually met her.

It's likely that they met after he went to Padiyah to study.

Having formed a certain guess, Oreki typed out the question.

[Oreki: Under what circumstances do your superpowers become uncontrollable?]

[Don't disturb my sleep: Most of the time it's after I lose a Pokémon battle, when my emotions fluctuate a lot, which causes my superpowers to go out of control...]

Wow, is it really Cattleya?

Naturally gifted psychics, the Sinnoh region, and situations where psychic powers go berserk after losing a battle.

This is a bit too obvious.

[Oreki: I don't have a way to control superpowers, but I can offer a concept to help you control them.]

Don't disturb my sleep: Please tell me!

[Oreki: It's simple. Since most psychic power outages occur after losing a battle, why not just ensure victory in battles? So all you need to do is continuously improve your own and your Pokémon's strength!]

I'm such a sweet beet!

Oreki was smug about his own intelligence.

[Don't disturb my sleep: That sounds plausible... but how can I quickly increase my strength?]

Ah this...

That's a different price... oh no, that's a different topic, young lady.

[Oriki: This question is too general and can't be explained clearly online. I suggest you go out and travel more; travel is an important way to improve your abilities.]

[Oreki: But please always remember that battles are not everything in Pokémon; taking a relaxed attitude towards winning and losing will help you better control your psychic powers.]

In the previous game, although Cattleya was an Elite Four member of Unova, she first appeared in Platinum, which is the Sinnoh region.

At that time, she was unable to control her superpowers, so she did not personally participate in the battle.

After becoming the Unova Heavenly King, she was able to control her superpowers.

Because he became stronger and lost fewer battles, he gradually gained control over his superpowers.

This looks like a beaver, doesn't it?

So when Oreki suggested that she go out for a walk, he was actually reminding her that it was time to set off for Unova!

however.

After a brief silence, the other end sent a message that completely broke Oreki's composure.

[Don't disturb my sleep: In that case, I'll go to the Hoenn region to train with you!]

Not a girl!

Why don't you play by the rules?

I remember Cattleya having a rather arrogant personality, but this conversation doesn't seem like it.

Could it be that they mistook someone for someone else?

You received a Masterball donation from user "Don't disturb my sleep".

Hmm? Masterball?

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