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

Then she was even more confused.

Kagome was already shocked by the very existence of Pokémon, but the disappearance of her own Pokémon was an even greater shock.

The fact that she didn't suffer a mental breakdown on the spot shows that she, as the female lead, has a strong mental fortitude.

"How is this going?"

Kagome was completely incapable of thinking.

Where is my house? Such a big house, how could it be gone?!

It felt like it was on my own land, but everything was gone!

It has become a deep mountain forest, surrounded by lush vegetation, and apart from the consistent dry wells, there is no trace of human intervention.

I am...

“This is…” Kagome looked around, her gaze finally settling on Chiyo, who was taking a short rest, and the kikuba on her shoulder.

"Could this be the world of Pokémon?"

cross?

This word was too unfamiliar to Kagome. Chiyo shook her head and said, "It shouldn't be. This feeling is completely different from the Pokémon world."

"Completely different?" Kagome retorted. "You can see it?"

"No," Chiyo shook her head and said, "but I can hear it and smell it too."

"There are no Pokémon sounds here, and even in the forests of the Pokémon world, you can find many berries, but here you can't smell the berries."

Thinking about this, Chiyo probably understands why the Pokémon world is closer to a utopia.

Because of the fruit of the tree.

The Pokémon world has a real abundance of berries, both cultivated and wild, making it a place with incredibly plentiful food resources.

The people in the Pokémon world are like monkeys in a subtropical region who used to complain about things.

Even if they do nothing but pick the fruit of those unclaimed trees, they can still fill their stomachs.

Furthermore, the berries have a special fragrance that attracts Pokémon to eat them, including humans.

But now, Chiyo can't smell the fruit at all.

So how could this possibly be the world of Pokémon?

"Hmm..." Kagome scratched her face, feeling as if she couldn't refute it.

His own dry well is connected to the world of Pokémon.

That seems a bit ridiculous.

However, the place connected to his own dry well didn't seem to be entirely a place he was familiar with.

“Let’s go together,” Kagome said. “It doesn’t seem to be far from my family’s shrine.”

Kagome extended an invitation to Chiyo. Although she could go alone, she felt that having someone with her would give her courage in this unfamiliar place.

Besides, she also has Pokémon.

More importantly, Chiyo is blind now, so we can't just leave her here alone, can we?

"Mm." Chiyo nodded.

Given the current situation, we should stick with the female lead.

We'll make plans once my eyes have fully recovered.

This place is full of all kinds of monsters. If you wander around, you might encounter one. Although following the protagonist will also bring danger.

But that's predictable, and it's better than wandering around aimlessly.

He was led by Kagome's hand and walked with her in silence the whole way.

Chiyo felt that she and Kagome didn't have much to talk about, while Kagome wanted to find something to talk about, but she didn't know what to say.

The two walked in silence for a while.

"Ah! That's my family's sacred tree!"

Kagome seemed to see a glimmer of hope. She grabbed Chiyo and ran quickly, saying, "If we've found the Sacred Tree, it means we're not far from home."

Are you sure?

Chiyo, who was a little tired from running while being dragged by Kagome, thought to herself with a grumbling.

However, Chiyo also discovered two problems along the way.

First, Kagome's stamina is quite good. She walked a long way, and it was a mountain path. She didn't seem to be breathing rapidly at all. This girl seems to have an innate mountain infantry physique.

Secondly, my current physical abilities are slightly weaker than those in the Naruto world, but stronger than those in the Pokémon world and Academy City.

'Will the physical condition change in different worlds?'

Chiyo pondered in her heart.

Third, the dog system did not appear.

Although I rarely pay attention to the system in any world, it's mostly useless.

However, this does not mean that the system does not exist.

But why haven't I heard any system notifications since I transmigrated here?

Pokémon is about making choices, Naruto is about checking in, Academy City is about entering a dream, so here, the system is just silent? Absolutely no problems at all?

After jogging for a while, Chiyo suddenly felt Kagome stop.

And at this moment.

JD.com is now open!

"Paw Patrol~ Paw Patrol~ We're almost there~"

Chapter 81 JD.com

BabyBus, Happy Early Learning!

"Paw Patrol~ Paw Patrol~"

"The ever-changing school bus~"

"He's here! He's here! He's coming in riding on auspicious clouds!"

My own system does look colorful now, with a red background and a silver dog, very much like JD.com.

Even if they're not exactly the same, JD.com could sue them directly.

It looks like an e-commerce platform, but Chiyo felt like she had suddenly fallen into a short video platform, and a really bad one at that, with all sorts of videos playing at the same time, mainly cartoons that 1-3 year olds like to watch.

Only a very small portion of these are videos of streamers hysterically selling goods with cheesy, high-energy background music.

Although they are all selling things, 99% of them are children's books, toys, cosmetics, and women's clothing.

The remaining 1% is various pet supplies.

The transaction uses "Dogecoin".

Yes, it's not RMB, not even Japanese Yen or Korean Won, it's Zimbabwean Dollars.

It's a Dogecoin that Chiyo has never seen before!

Chiyo, enduring the barrage of voices, finally finished browsing her system shop.

Get the hell out of here!

吵！

annoying!

If I ever have any expectations for my system again!

I'm a pig!

X! A plant!

As soon as Chiyo closed that trashy online store, she heard a "whoosh whoosh whoosh" sound.

It was the sound of an arrow piercing the air.

That's the plot point!

Without hesitation, Chiyo pulled out a kunai from her pocket. With a clanging sound, although it was hard to see clearly, she managed to knock down all the incoming arrows one by one.

"Chrysanthemum leaves!"

She remembered that there was such a scene in the story where the villagers accidentally discovered Kagome, and then a volley of arrows shot at her, only to miss the outline of her body.

Even after she grew up, she rewatched the video and marveled at how accurate the villagers were; several arrows missed their mark.

Now I can only marvel at how accurate the shot was.

Although he couldn't see them, he could tell from the sound and his intuition that all the arrows were aimed at his vital points!

Ha! So just because you're not the female lead means you get different treatment?!

"Monster! Monster!"

"Don't panic! Prepare to exorcise the demon!"

Yes, now we can confirm that although we can't see, all our sensory abilities except for vision have been enhanced.

Amidst the cacophony of voices, Chiyo could hear footsteps, the sound of bows being drawn, and important conversations.

Based on this, she could determine that these people were about 20 to 25 meters away from her. In addition to the hunting bows shown in the animation, they also had long weapons, ropes, and other similar items. There should be about 13 people in total. There was a group of people directly in front of her, which should be the main force, while a two-person squad was flanking her.

Compared to the delinquents they encountered in Academy City, this team's teamwork was clearly more skilled, and they had corresponding countermeasures.

Instead of immediately engaging, they assessed their own and Chikusho's combat capabilities.

'Ordinary villagers?'

Chiyo pondered for a moment and then came to a conclusion.

Hmm, they must be ordinary villagers; I didn't hear any rubbing sounds from the armor.

Or rather, villagers who are somewhat trained.

Chiyo dared not relax.

Although in animation and various film and television works, the role of villagers is basically that of background characters, who are constantly being manipulated by various forces.

But actually~

A little research into history reveals that villagers aren't just small monsters that farm food.

Historically, some villagers in certain regions would take on jobs like bandits, and some pioneering villagers could be considered as a less trained secondary military force. Especially in modern times, in a certain region of the East, villagers who had undergone basic military training could organize a military battle that required cooperation from all sides, including personnel recruitment, task allocation, marching routes, logistics, and the transfer of the wounded, with both men and women participating.

Without a doubt, there are numerous examples of such village feuds in modern times at the University of Tokyo.

Moreover, even outside of Tokyo University, in the Warring States period of Japan, the villagers were also quite martial.

Japanese dramas and films rarely depict how daimyo managed their fiefdoms during the Sengoku period.

In reality, for the daimyo of the Warring States period, marching and fighting might have been a simple matter.

The important thing is to figure out how to collect taxes from one's own people.

It's not just because of the importance of logistical economy, but also because these farmers are never honest and simple.

Having no sight and unable to see clearly, relying entirely on hearing puts Chiyo in a very passive position.

If the other party discovers their own weakness, they will definitely take advantage of it.

"Pikachu!" "Geodude!" "Blastoise!"

Chiyo casually tossed out three Pokémon.

She didn't want to be enemies with these villagers, but the current situation made it impossible for her to coexist with them and Ping.

"Blastoise! ​​Use Water Gun to drive them away!"

"Oh!!!"

"Pfft~" Blastoise's two cannons sprayed out two streams of water.