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

'This isn't over yet~'

As if to reflect what Chiyo was thinking, the doorbell rang the next second.

Chiyo, who was standing right at the door, answered the call without hesitation.

"Who is it?" Chiyo asked.

"It's a delivery guy." A man's voice came through the walkie-talkie.

"what?"

Computer parts.

"Hmm, computer parts? Which company makes them?"

"The company that combines love and traditional Chinese medicine to create unparalleled aphrodisiacs."

Seeing Mikoto's face, as black as the bottom of a pot, oh my god, this is going to be a good show. I'd better make the most of it.

To avoid being accidentally injured!

Chapter Thirty: A New Dream

As depicted in the story, Mikoto finally snapped under the combined impact of the photo album and computer accessories.

A lightning strike destroyed the main gate, which was then quickly suppressed by the dormitory supervisor.

Fortunately for Chiyo, the dormitory supervisor was a fair person who rewarded and punished her, and she was not punished as some novels would have done because of Mikoto and Kuroko's antics.

However, she stared coldly at the Pokémon in Chiyo's arms, probably pondering whether it counted as an ability or whether it was an abuse of an ability.

After observing for a while, and considering what she knew, the girl in front of her was usually quiet and reserved, rarely taking the initiative to talk to others, and very well-behaved, so she decided not to dwell on the matter.

He simply said, "Children will really like this ability of yours," and then left.

Because she knew the plot, Chiyo understood the meaning behind the dormitory supervisor's words.

However, it's hard to say when this will happen in the future, or even if Chiyo will be there.

So there's no need to think about it or prepare anything.

After the commotion, the scene dispersed. Chiyo had no interest in watching the rest of the live drama unfold, so she recalled Chikorita into her Poké Ball and returned to the hospital.

Lying in bed, after such a long day, she felt a little tired even though it was still light out.

Young people are great; they can fall asleep as soon as their heads hit the pillow.

Chiyo fell asleep as soon as her head hit the pillow.

Of course, this is also what Chiyo wanted.

'really! ’

As soon as her body entered a deep sleep, the system, as always, popped up and gave Chiyo two options.

[Whether to enter the Dream Trial (Y/N)] (I) (Unnamed)

[Whether to enter the Dream Trial (Y/N)] (Part Two) (Unnamed)

This was both expected and unexpected.

'Is he the main character?' Chiyo immediately thought of a key point.

Chiyo was acquainted with both Academy City and Pokémon around the same time. The timing wasn't exactly sequential, but close enough to be roughly a week from when she first met them. According to the storyline, the Pokémon world has progressed through about three episodes, though I don't remember the specific plot details because I was too young when I watched Pokémon.

If we extrapolate the timeline, it should look something like this.

I watched Railgun during my university years, so the memories are quite vivid. Based on the current plot development, it should be either the third episode or the second episode of the anime.

If we go through the two main character groups, the main characters of the original version have basically met everyone except for Gon, who doesn't know him, and Touma, who hasn't met in Railgun.

Now, a new dream-like experience has emerged.

There's a high probability it's because of the main character.

Chiyo pondered, but wasn't entirely sure.

However, she believes in a Marxist saying: "The world is material, matter is in motion, motion is governed by laws, and these laws are objective."

All matter has its own laws that are independent of human will, and the same applies to systems.

Once this pattern is identified, the system can be understood.

'I need to summarize this after I leave the dream.'

Chiyo doesn't know much about the system yet because she doesn't interact with it much, especially in Academy City where there's almost no interaction between them.

Only in dreams will there be a small amount of interaction that offers almost no help.

'Enter a new dream world and rename the old dream world as the Pokémon World.'

As soon as she made her choice, Chiyo felt a wave of dizziness.

She knew this was an inevitable part of entering the dream world.

Even though she was mentally prepared, Chiyo still felt uncomfortable. Only after the feeling of time travel disappeared did Chiyo finally begin to perceive this new dream.

'Feel...'

'pain...'

Unlike the world of Pokémon, although both involve waking up in the wild, the first impression in the Pokémon world is sunshine, grass, and a gentle breeze. It's a comfortable, refreshing, and light feeling.

But this new dream is completely different.

Headache, arm pain, stomach pain, leg pain—every part of her body ached, and she could feel that she was lying on something hard and damp.

At the same time, the sense of touch gave Chiyo the feeling that half of her body was in the water and half on the ground, her back was being scorched by the sun, her chest was pressed against the damp and cold stone slab, and her lower body was immersed in the flowing water, as if some small fish and shrimp were biting her body.

If the world of Pokémon is more like a warm but not overly welcoming welcome, then the new dream world is more like giving the newcomer a harsh welcome with a hundred blows.

A different feeling of sleep than in the world of Pokémon...

No, this feeling isn't like sleeping, it's more like...

Um...

coma?

Yes, there is a big difference between sleeping and being in a coma. The most direct physical sensations are headache, unclear consciousness, and thirst.

In many TV dramas, the first thing a person says after waking up from a coma is "water."

This is based on evidence.

Chiyo did feel thirsty, and thirst, along with hunger, was a major reason that prompted her to wake up.

Feeling her control over her body gradually increasing, and beginning to break free from that state of feeling sensation but being unable to move, Chiyo opened her heavy eyelids.

There was no glaring sunlight, but first I heard the sound of flowing water, and then everything was covered in a white mist, so I couldn't see anything.

Gradually, the layer of white mist began to dissipate.

"It hurts..." Chiyo started to move her body, but every time she moved, it felt like being pricked with needles.

It hurts, it hurts so badly it's like my heart is being torn apart.

When the world was first clearly revealed to Chiyo, its darkness was already laid bare before her.

It is darkness in the literal sense.

What you can see in front of you is a stream and a forest. The primeval forest, composed of towering trees, blocks out the sunlight from the sky, so even during the day, the primeval forest is completely dark.

The wind carries the low growls of wild beasts, and the forest itself is like a ferocious beast ready to devour its prey.

Looking back, behind you lies a vast lake, so large that its almost boundless expanse evokes a sense of despair.

Looking at myself, I see countless wounds, cracks, and bruises.

Based on Chiyo's experience, there were scratches from rocks and trees, proper sword wounds, bruises from being punched while crouching, and bone fractures. It's unknown what the original owner went through, but it's certain that the original owner survived because of 'luck'.

Of course, there is also the possibility that the original body had died, and like in Academy City, it was given new life by the system and its own soul or consciousness was implanted into it.

But regardless of which one, judging from the current situation, this world is definitely not a good place to live.

Chiyo struggled to climb to the shore, her whole body aching terribly.

'This is going to kill you.'

Am I going to die right at the start?!

Chiyo was somewhat desperate. She wasn't afraid of wilderness survival; she had the knowledge in that area. But the problem was that she had encountered the most frightening things in wilderness survival: injury and hypothermia.

Without a source of heat, even under the blazing sun, her soaked body would still draw away her body heat, and with so many external wounds on her body, she was at risk of infection at any time.

She had an injury to her calf that seemed to have reached the bone, so even if she wanted to walk, she couldn't go very far.

What's with starting with a dead end...?

"Oh my, I didn't expect you to still be alive?!"

Chiyo suddenly heard a voice, and then saw a white-haired creature.

P.S.: The author is not Yun, really not.

P.S.: You can't completely apply the game's settings when writing a novel.

Moreover, I haven't played for a long time, and I genuinely don't remember some of the game's mechanics, so I have to look them up.

Chapter Thirty-One: A World You Want to Come To But Don't Want to Come To

"You really can eat a lot, girl."

In a small hotel, an older man...

Yes, he really is an older man.

White hair, wearing a peculiar headband, red clothes, fishnet pants, and wooden clogs.

This outfit, while not exactly unique, is certainly eye-catching.

Especially the character for "oil" on its head.

It goes without saying that any time traveler would know who the person in front of them is.

Jiraiya!

There's no need to worry about what their last name is, as long as they know they are good teachers and helpful friends, and their colleagues know this is the ninja world.

"What's your name?" Jiraiya asked, arms crossed, looking slightly impatient.

Ever since he rescued this girl, he has discovered her...

That's really quite unconventional.

He doesn't talk much.

Very rare, the kind where you can only manage six words in seven days.

Okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but in the two days since we brought her out of the forest and treated her, this girl has only uttered three words.

"I want more!"

Chiyo was truly impolite; she slammed the bowl on the table and shouted loudly.

"Besides these three words, can you say anything else?" Jiraiya was genuinely angry.

No, is that all you can say to your savior?!

Chiyo didn't say anything more.

Chiyo assured everyone that she was absolutely not pretending to be profound, although she simply wasn't very talkative by nature.

But...

She needs to adapt to this world!

The Pokémon world is probably the most friendly world for transmigrators like her. As long as you don't plan to delve too deeply into it and you have the money, the Pokémon world is definitely very friendly.

Coincidentally, in the Pokémon world, Chiyo is born with money. She doesn't have to do anything; normal rent and expenses are enough for her to live on for a year.

But the ninja world is different.