I'm a Pokémon Master from School City (by mistake)

Then came the endless series of actions against Chiyo.

However, such an organization is just an experience booster and a money-making machine for Chiyo in the game, and it can't cause any trouble outside the game.

Although it did occasionally put a lot of pressure on Chiyo, it was also the best whetstone for her.

It can be said that Chiyo's journey from a small Karami to a top Pokémon trainer who can capture mythical Pokémon owes much to the contributions of these people.

And the Rockets...

"What an arrogant girl." At this moment, a gloomy and cold male voice rang out from outside the gatehouse.

Before seeing the person, you see the cat.

Meow Boss, the evolved form of Meow Meow, entered the room first with an arrogant expression just like in the animation, followed by a middle-aged man.

He's neither fat nor thin, but very strong, and has the face of a schemer, practically screaming "I'm the villain."

"The Skull Team is full of rotten fish and shrimp."

The man walked into the room, and his henchmen brought him a sofa.

He crossed his legs, his face full of disdain for the Skull team, and said, "In your words, who gave you the courage to think that our Rocket team and the Skull team are on the same level?"

Is it your mythical Pokémon?

Chiyo didn't answer directly but instead scrutinized the man in front of her.

Sakaki.

The leader of Team Rocket, a man behind a mysterious plan, the gym leader of Aoki Gym, whose trump card seems to be a Mewtwo.

Chiyo had no idea what his evil plan was.

However, the Rockets' usual performance is more like that of 'poachers'.

So, are these guys part of a poachers' alliance?

“It makes no difference to me.” Chiyo crossed her arms and asked back, “If you insist on saying there is a difference, it’s just that there are northern cockroaches and southern cockroaches. Although southern cockroaches are more troublesome, there are still ways to get rid of them.”

"Cockroach?" Although Sakaki didn't understand the joke, he could guess the general meaning from the tone.

"Hmph." Giovanni said coldly, "Aren't you underestimating Team Rocket a little?"

"Underestimating me?" Chiyo waved her finger and said, "I've already given you enough courtesy, otherwise I wouldn't be here."

"Let's get straight to our terms."

Chiyo said somewhat impatiently, "I have no interest in your Team Rocket, nor in your activities. My Meowth is in your team, and it gets along well with its teammates and doesn't want to leave, so I'll be going with them."

"I will not take anything from you, nor will I join you. My conditions are simple: do not covet my Pokémon and do not be my enemy."

"That's it?" Sakamoto frowned.

Is this all? Do I need to bring this over?

Sakamoto originally thought Chiyo would ask for an exorbitant amount.

Chiyo's reputation in the Alola region was somewhat known to him.

If such a player were to arrive and actually become an enemy of the Rockets, it wouldn't be good news for the Rockets.

Can...

“This is my request to you.” Chiyo thought for a moment and said, “The team that Meowth is in will still belong to your Team Rocket. I will not ask them to leave.”

"But I have command of this squad."

Sakamoto frowned slightly as he pondered Chiyo's request.

Meow Meow's team is a bit special.

Simply put, it means they have connections in higher-ups.

If it's just a regular Team Rocket squad, there's absolutely no problem; in fact, even kicking the entire squad out of the league isn't out of the question.

But this team has connections; the Crown Prince's training squad needs special treatment.

“I know your difficulties,” Chiyo said. “It’s because of the identities of these two people.”

"You know?" It's so easy to talk to smart people.

“I understand.” Chiyo nodded.

She wasn't particularly clear about Musashi and Kojiro's situation, but she remembered that in the lore, Musashi was apparently the daughter of a leader within Team Rocket, while Kojiro was the young master of a powerful family.

"Well..." Sakamoto wanted to say something.

“You don’t need to worry,” Chiyo said. “Like I just said, the team won’t be removed from Team Rocket. I’m just in command, and I can guarantee the team’s safety. I also guarantee that they won’t be sent on any dangerous missions, and in case of conflicting orders, Team Rocket’s orders will take precedence.”

"Well, actually it's mainly Meow Meow who's here; I'm just training this team."

To be precise, he was just the coach for this small team.

"I see." The version seemed to think this condition was good; it was acceptable to both superiors and subordinates.

That's all.

"Team Rocket has its own rules." Sakamoto pondered for a moment and said, "We won't covet the Pokémon of Team Rocket members, and if any rare Pokémon appear anywhere, we'll let you know. If someone manages to catch one, Team Rocket won't force members to hand over their Pokémon; they just need to pay the appropriate information fee..."

"Some people can also have this part of the fee waived."

"You still want to recruit me?" Chiyo asked, frowning.

"The Rockets have their own rules," Sakamoto said directly. "Strict rules are the foundation of the Rockets' current success. Although you are very strong, we cannot change the rules for you alone."

“An exception?” Chiyo asked tentatively.

“We can keep your joining Team Rocket a secret from the public,” Sakamoto said. “Even within Team Rocket, only a small number of people who absolutely need to know will know that you’ve joined. We won’t restrict your freedom. You have the right to refuse ordinary missions, but of course, you must accept some special missions. You also have the right to freely deploy Team Rocket action teams in your area.”

Simply put, you can have privileges, but the Rockets cannot have exceptions.

Chapter Twenty-Six: Mr. Explosives Passed By

"How is it, meow?"

As soon as Chiyo returned to her residence, Meow Meow couldn't wait to come out and ask.

"not so good."

Chiyo, looking a little grim, said, "Go to sleep! Special training starts tomorrow!"

Although Sakamoto was a good catch, Chiyo was unwilling to join various criminal groups.

She can follow villains but will not commit crimes, much less join any criminal organization.

Having good conditions is useless; one must have their own bottom line!

Since we can't reach an agreement, then let's not talk about it anymore. Since I chose to act as a team with Jessie, Kojiro, and Meowth, instead of following Team Rocket.

She wanted to see what would happen if she didn't join the Rockets.

Everything seemed to have calmed down again.

Inside and outside the dream world, one side is the training of Meowth and the Team Rocket duo, and the other side is daily life.

In the world of Pokémon, Team Rocket seems to have taken no action, as if they have tacitly accepted Chiyo's existence.

But Chiyo felt that Team Rocket wouldn't so easily accept her existence. Her intuition told her that Team Rocket might be planning something that could be detrimental to her.

In Academy City, as long as Chiyo doesn't let Meow Meow out, it seems that Meow Meow will stay in the dream without any problems.

Chiyo felt that her relationship with the main characters was...

Neither distant nor close.

Shirai and Mikoto were quite concerned about her, while Uiharu and Ruiko's attitude towards her was a bit ambiguous.

It's not that it's bad, but it's more like a familiar stranger.

She is someone I had to get to know because of my relationship with Mikoto and Shirai.

But it seems to be slightly higher than that.

If he occasionally anticipates being dragged to a gathering or shopping trip by Mikoto and Shirai, he won't feel left out, and he tries to find a way to talk about things with Keane.

The days passed like this day by day.

until...

"Ok?"

School ended early today, and Chiyo planned to buy some daily necessities and snacks to take back to the hospital.

Her health has recovered well during this period. It seems that since encountering the protagonist in both dreams and reality, her adaptability to this world has increased rapidly.

Although I can't say that my lower back aches, my legs don't hurt, and I can climb seven or eight flights of stairs in one go, I can say that I've finally gotten rid of a state I least wanted to be in.

Plain water plus the designated patient meal; they can only eat the prescribed patient meal and cannot eat anything else!

The doctor told Chiyo to eat whatever she wanted and to eat something good.

Well, of course it's not for preparing for the aftermath or anything like that.

The residual medication in the body has decreased to a low level, so there is no need to use dietary therapy to help eliminate the remaining medication. Normal diet and normal metabolism will help eliminate the remaining medication from the body.

This is really good news for Chiyo!

Moreover, Kuroko and Mikoto didn't force Chiyo to attend their main character group's small gathering today; Chiyo also planned to treat herself to some of the world's delicacies.

"Ah~ going to a pastry shop for cake~ that's such a wonderful thing..."

Chiyo's smile lasted less than a fraction of a second before her mood instantly crumbled.

because...

She chose a window-facing spot because she felt she could see the people and street scene outside and not get bored. Besides, there were three people, three acquaintances, right in front of her on the glass.

Three people I can't say I want to see, but I also can't say I don't want to see.

"Didn't you check the almanac before you went out today?" Chiyo finally had no choice but to sit down next to Mikoto and eat cake.

Yes, the three people pasted on the French windows are Mikoto, Haru, and Ruiko, the three main characters of Railgun.

She really didn't expect to run into him here.

"Ah~" Mikoto said cheerfully, "So what you meant by 'something to do' was just to eat cake~"

“But speaking of which,” Ruiko said, resting her head on her hands and looking at Chiyo, “Chiyo-senpai’s smile is really beautiful, so why do you always have such a cold face that makes you seem unapproachable?”

"I always thought Chiyo-senpai never smiled," Haru said, taking a bite of cake. "I mean, she looks really pretty when she smiles, so why does Chiyo-senpai never smile?"

"Because there's nothing that makes me happy," Chiyo replied very bluntly.

If someone doesn't like to smile and always has a cold face, looking like they're full of bitterness and resentment, that's not pretentious.

The gap between psychological age and actual age, the conflict between gender and ideology, and the inability to resonate with the people around them about the things they like.

Furthermore, although Japan has a very developed anime industry, there is an outrageous problem in Japan.

That company is about otaku, which is something deeply intertwined with the anime and manga industry.

Otaku aren't very popular in Japan, and it takes courage for someone like the blue-haired girl in Lucky Star to admit that she's an otaku.

Especially in Tokiwadai, a school positioned as an "elite" institution, discussing anime and games won't get you any benefits.

Besides, she doesn't understand these things in this world.

“That’s really…” Ruiko remarked, “A very realistic reason.”

“Yeah.” Chiyo shrugged.

As she was speaking, she suddenly saw a boy walk past the window.

"Hmm?" Ruiko had a sharp eye; she immediately noticed what Chiyo was looking at and asked curiously, "Is it someone Chiyo-senpai knows?"

"Is that someone from your school?"

Chiyo did not give a direct answer.

"Yes." Ruiko nodded, then asked curiously, "Do you know Chiyo-senpai?"

"I don't recognize it." Chiyo shook her head and said, "The school uniform looks familiar, I feel like I've seen someone wear it before."

Ruizi didn't respond.

The school uniform at Zhachuan Middle School is the most basic style, and the boys' uniforms are even simpler.