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

Chiyo made her choice without hesitation and entered the world of Pokémon.

Then....

"what the hell!"

Chiyo felt a slight pain all over her body as soon as she woke up, which didn't seem like she was sleeping normally.

This pain is not the kind of pain you feel when you're injured; it's a kind of oppressive, restrictive pain that wraps around your body in a certain pattern.

how to say?

This feeling made me feel like I was the star of the rope bondage...

It's not the one who's tied up, but the one who's admired.

"Forehead...."

I struggled to open my eyes, and my vision cleared from the blur.

"Squirtle?!"

Chiyo looked at herself, then at her campsite.

He was tied to a tree, and his tent and other belongings were ransacked, with a lot of food was wasted.

Not only himself, but also three members of the Rockets were tied to the tree along with him.

And who is the real culprit?

Squirtle.

Not just one, but a whole group of them, a group of Squirtle wearing sunglasses, having a picnic here with food brought by Chiyo and Team Rocket.

"The Squirtle Army?!"

Chiyo suddenly realized that although she was with Team Rocket, Team Rocket had always been with Ash and his friends. While she hadn't directly intervened in the story, she had been following the plot throughout. And now, it seemed she had entered the storyline where Ash was catching Squirtle.

"Jenny?!"

The Squirtle with the most distinctive sunglasses (that's what I think it's called) also noticed Chiyo.

'Damn it...'

Chiyo was furious. Although she had no ill intentions toward the protagonist or the Pokémon around him, and tried to understand them with the utmost kindness after transmigrating, she was still angry.

But seeing their own food, their own tent, their own belongings being ruined like this...

Chiyo was so angry she felt like she was going to bite her back teeth off.

"Are you all idiots?!" Chiyo glared at Team Rocket, who had shared her hardships, and yelled, "How did you get tied up by a bunch of Squirtles?!"

These words made the two Rockets players look rather grim.

However, the intimidation Chiyo had built up during her training was still there, so they dared not refute and could only keep silent with bitter faces.

'What an idiot!' Chiyo cursed inwardly.

She knew that there was such a scene in the story, but as time went by, many things were inevitably forgotten, and as a result, she herself became a character in the play.

That would be really not funny at all.

'I should have carried chrysanthemum leaves with me!' Chiyo lamented.

Although I'm good at group battles, I can't carry all those Pokémon with me.

Pokémon also need to eat, drink, interact, and receive emotional support.

Therefore, Chiyo carries five Pokémon with her, just like a regular Pokémon trainer. She then selects five to ten Pokémon to put in her dream space, and stores the rest in a Pokémon hosting facility.

Of course, they don't always carry them; they need to be rotated.

I had just changed my Pokémon roster to carry with me.

That's how things happen.

'Is this just being forced into this situation by the plot?!' Chiyo didn't want to be too harsh on her Pokémon.

She felt that even if not all of her Pokémon were like Chikorita, they were still quite alert.

This situation must have been caused by plot interference.

"Hey!" Chiyo coldly looked at the group of Squirtle and said in a cold voice, "Release us in five seconds, or I can't guarantee what will happen."

"Jenny~" "Jenny~Jenny~"

These Squirtle turtles had no idea what kind of people they had messed with. They probably attacked Chiyo too easily, and when they tied her up, Chiyo was still sleeping like a log and didn't react at all.

They showed no fear whatsoever; instead, they shouted as if mocking each other.

"Haha~"

Chiyo neither understood nor wanted to understand. She snorted coldly and said, "Since you are so heartless, then don't blame me for being ruthless!"

At this point, even if it's the protagonist's Pokémon, she'll teach these arrogant Pokémon a lesson!

"Come out, Groudon! Show these stupid bastards what's what!"

bang~

A peculiar Poké Ball rolled out of Chiyo's backpack.

Boom~

The next second, a colossal beast, so large it could almost block out all the sunlight, appeared!

Groudon!

This is one of Chiyo's trump cards!

If dealing with Orochimaru is useless, then let's deal with these stupid bastards.

How dare you steal my grain!

We must strike hard!

Chapter Sixty-One Seeds

"That...that's...the legendary..."

The cat was terrified and stammered as it spoke.

Both Musashi and Kojiro have lost their ability to speak.

"You didn't see anything."

Chiyo smiled and put away her Master Ball, saying, "That was just a Charizard with a slightly odd shape."

Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza.

There are some very special Pokémon that appear in Pokémon movies and have special restrictions, which Chiyo really had no chance to catch.

But she still has a chance with these three.

Moreover, you'd be embarrassed to call yourself a time traveler if you didn't grasp this.

In her past life, she had caught all three of them; in this life, she's still missing Rayquaza.

As for how much she sacrificed, it's hard to pinpoint the true extent of her sacrifices for Chiyo.

From the game to reality, Chiyo doesn't know how many of these Pokémon there are, but she has heard rumors of their appearance in the Alola region, so she just goes there to look for them.

If you're lucky enough to encounter one, then the rest is up to the Master Ball.

Master Balls found in the wild can capture any Pokémon that they hit.

The Master Ball has a 100% success rate; this thing is truly a bug.

Chiyo hadn't seen any place selling them yet, so while she was a little curious about the Master Ball in her hand, she didn't think much of it.

The Master Balls I have left are plentiful, but if I don't replenish them, they'll eventually run out.

Therefore, Chiyo does not intend to use this anymore.

After all, even though his Master Balls spawn randomly in the wild, they aren't unlimited.

Catching regular Pokémon is a bit of a waste.

She hasn't caught all the mythical beasts yet.

As for Groudon, Chiyo kept it as a trump card after capturing it.

In order to avoid causing herself any trouble, she did not register at all.

Now~

If the Rockets dare to say anything out of line, she really wouldn't mind teaching them a lesson.

"I should have kept him out," Chiyo said, looking at the damaged forest before her. "It's too conspicuous."

'It's more than just eye-catching!'

Kojiro and Musashi were both thinking the same thing in their minds.

They could easily imagine that in the future, there would be hordes of Pokémon trainers and hunters flocking here in search of Groudon.

"Hmm..." Chiyo crossed her arms and pondered as she looked at the trees that had been directly destroyed by Groudon's massive size.

"Squirtle, the Squirtle Army?"

Chiyo glanced at Meow Meow.

If she remembers correctly, Team Rocket will start a wildfire here, and that wildfire is crucial for Squirtle to establish itself in town.

Chiyo didn't know the name of the town, but she vaguely remembered that it seemed to be near Konoha City.

Chiyo glanced at Meow Meow again.

It has to be said that once these Pokémon come into reality, they're not as cute or gentle as they are in the anime or games.

Some Pokémon have become ubiquitous due to human expansion, and are therefore not considered rare at all.

The three starter families are the most obvious example.

It makes perfect sense to use these starter Pokémon as trainers for beginners. Compared to their game counterparts, there are a vast number of these Pokémon in reality. As Pokémon bred and raised by humans, they are generally docile, have a certain level of combat ability, and are plentiful, inexpensive, and easy to use.

However, the initial three starter Pokémon also had their own disadvantages.

They have less potential than wild Pokémon, and because there are so many of them, trainers are well aware of their weaknesses and can target them specifically.

Therefore, when trainers grow stronger or capture stronger and rarer Pokémon, the fate of these starter Pokémon can be said to become more complicated.

If the trainer is good, the pet might become a pet; if the trainer is bad, the pet might become a benchwarmer; and most likely, the pet will be abandoned.

After all, even temporary care and fostering can be quite expensive.

These Pokémon, who had fought alongside human trainers for a time, were quite a headache. Firstly, they were not afraid of humans, and secondly, because they had been around humans for a long time, they had developed better organization than wild Pokémon. Furthermore, because they lived on the fringes of human society, these Pokémon became a destabilizing factor.

Like stray cats and dogs in the city in a past life.

But these Pokémon pose a much greater threat than stray cats and dogs.

"Ah... um..." Meowth asked timidly, "Misaka-sama, is there... is there anything Meowth can do for you, meowth?"

“Go and follow that group of Squirtle.” Chiyo thought for a moment and said, “Whatever you do, just get him to join you in catching Pikachu.”

"Eh..." Meow Meow was a little confused.

That Pikachu had nothing special about it, so why did its trainer insist on making them battle Ash and his group for such a strange reason?

Chiyo didn't care. She knew that by changing the plot, she hadn't given Pikachu a chance to shine, so Team Rocket wouldn't care about Pikachu anymore.

Anyway, with me keeping an eye on them, it doesn't matter whether they take it seriously or not; the final outcome will still be the same.

It's completely out of reach.

"Musashi," Chiyo ordered again, "Go prepare explosives... no, I want you to request a batch of incendiary bombs."

Chiyo carefully examined a fallen tree in the walkway and muttered to herself, "This isn't pine. The tree has a high water content, and the current climate is mild and humid with a high air moisture content. A simple explosion is unlikely to cause a forest fire."

In animation, logic and science don't matter. If the director needs it, even seaweed underwater can be set on fire.

But it is necessary in reality.

It's summer now, with plenty of rainfall and humid air. The trees have a high water content, and without oils to act as a fuel, Chiyo doesn't think that simply dropping a few bombs could cause a forest fire.

"Kojiro," Chiyo commanded again, "Go and contact your headquarters. Tell them I plan to buy a piece of land to plant peach trees. The profits can be split 30/70, I get 70% and you get 30%. I'll pay for the land, and I'll also provide the peach seeds. This is an improved new variety, which is better than the regular peaches. The yield is also quite high."