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

Even if Kuroko was careless at first, he should have been able to determine a general location just by hearing this guy speak.

Demolishing a large building is going too far.

"What? You two?" Chiyo looked at the other two delinquents and said, "Do you want me to help you put on handcuffs?"

There were no major incidents, and not a single building was demolished.

Chiyo easily subdued the two men, and then just waited for the security team to handle the aftermath.

And then...

'Has he left?' Chiyo didn't see Saten's figure.

I guess they've already left.

But according to hints in the anime, she probably didn't go home.

After calculating the time and the speed at which people walk, Saten shouldn't have gone far, and she was quite familiar with this area.

After thinking for a moment, I realized that some parts were very similar to scenes in the animation.

Then he walked over there.

After a while

"You are indeed here."

Chiyo watched as Saten Ruiko leaned against the park railing.

"Huh?" Ruiko said, somewhat surprised, "Misaka-senpai?"

"You...how did you get back here?"

"What?" Chiyo countered, "Can't I come?"

"Hey hey hey hey~"

Not knowing what to say, Ruiko could only awkwardly scratch her head and smile sheepishly.

"Speak," Chiyo said, cutting to the chase without beating around the bush. "Did you obtain something that you shouldn't, or at least shouldn't, show to others?"

"Eh?!"

Tears welled up in her eyes. She instinctively put the hand holding the MP3 player behind her back and stammered, "I...that...I..."

"Is it the Imagine Breaker?" Chiyo asked directly.

"Eh..." Ruiko, seeing that she couldn't hide it anymore, felt a little sorry for herself but also seemed to be able to let it go. She took out her MP3 player and said, "How did Misaka-senpai find out?"

"How did you know?" Chiyo asked, arms crossed. "Who do you think I am?"

I am a time traveler, and my professional habits from my previous life are immediately recognizable.

"Ah..." Ruiko didn't know any of this, but she also knew that Chiyo wasn't the shy, somewhat dazed Haru beside her, nor was she Kuroko who was obsessed with Mikoto, nor was she the reckless Mikoto who didn't care much about details. Chiyo was someone she knew who was very observant and had extremely strong logical analysis skills, comparable to famous detectives like Conan.

"As expected, nothing can be hidden from Misaka-senpai."

Tears welled up in her eyes.

"this..."

"Sigh..." Chiyo said, "I won't accept it, you can keep it yourself."

"Huh?" Ruiko was a little surprised. She thought Chiyo had chased after her just to take this thing.

“This thing isn’t actually listed as a contraband right now,” Chiyo explained. “However, it can affect a person’s thinking, unleash the darkness within them, and the power derived from it…”

Do you know what "a mirage" or "trying to draw water with a bamboo basket" means?

"All I want to say is," Chiyo asked, "after you decide to use this ability, are you sure you can maintain the same mindset when you lose it?"

"I..." Ruiko didn't know what to say.

“I won’t stop you from using this,” Chiyo said. “After all, every student who comes here initially comes for the sake of gaining ability.”

"That might sound a bit like talking to someone who's not in the same boat."

"Actually, there are many other meaningful things in this world that are more important than acquiring abilities."

"Ability is not everything."

Chiyo really didn't know how to say that.

According to the plot, Saten will use it, and according to the plot, Saten will re-examine herself.

According to the plot, Saten will recover.

But the story is the story; for Chiyo, all of this is reality now.

People may not experience pain when they easily gain something and then lose it.

But if you can easily obtain what you've always dreamed of.

And then what if you lose it?

Chapter 90 Pokémon Eggs

Am I being a bit arrogant?

Chiyo looked at Saten's lost and helpless expression.

She had read many novels, some of which featured protagonists involved in this matter, while others did not.

She hadn't realized it when she first saw this scene.

When Chiyo became involved in this situation today, she realized that something was amiss...

Not so good.

Regardless, she was rated as a Level 4 esper, so this is a bit...

Chiyo didn't know what to say.

But when it comes to ability, it seems like the well-fed don't understand the hunger of the starving, which sounds a bit like moral blackmail.

"Me..."

Chiyo truly cares about Saten.

Because she knew the plot, she was aware of the downsides of this thing.

Chiyo wondered if any unexpected situations would arise if she caused changes to the plot.

She genuinely cares about Saten.

Not only because she was a member of the main characters, but also because she was one of the few people he knew in this world.

They are friends, or you could say they are not quite friends.

But since they are sincere towards me, I can't remain completely indifferent.

“I know,” Saten sighed. “It’s just that…”

Saten, clutching the amulet in her hand, said, "But...I..."

"That Misaka-senpai, I..."

Saten was also confused and hesitant. She didn't know what to say, or perhaps because she was completely at a loss for words, she subconsciously said, "My home..."

Her family situation, her younger brother, her thoughts before leaving home.

Having read the story, I know about Saten's past, and now that Chiyo is listening, I don't intend to interrupt.

Watching the plot and hearing from the person involved are two different experiences.

Chiyo wouldn't offer any complaints like, "Why don't you start from the beginning of creation?"

She was listening, and in doing so, she was getting to know Saten anew.

From a two-dimensional screen to a 3D live-action model, and now, from an ordinary friend to a real person with flesh and blood and a past.

"Where's Misaka-senpai?" Saten rambled on, recounting many things from her past, some appearing in the main story, others not. Having someone to confide in, even if it wasn't about her abilities, allowed her to release some of the negative emotions bottled up inside.

With these negative emotions gone, Saten felt a little more relaxed. Suddenly curious about Chiyo's past, she asked, "Misaka-senpai knows about my past, so why don't you tell us about yours, Misaka-senpai?"

"Otherwise, it would be too unfair to use the public chat."

"My past?" Chiyo hesitated.

She didn't know what to say.

Whose past are we talking about?

My own?

The story is absurd and outrageous. Who would believe the absurd past and the outrageous time travel?

Should we talk about Dolly's past?

She didn't know much about that matter either.

Dolly was an innocent child. How innocent? You could say she was so innocent that she was foolish or even willing to deceive herself. Even though she realized she wasn't sick and that those people weren't going to treat her, she still chose to believe their lies.

The only lie she was willing to directly expose until her death was the one that Misaki Shokuhou made.

Perhaps due to differences in mindset and thinking, Chiyo couldn't understand Dolly's behavior.

If it were her, knowing full well that everything was fake, she would definitely choose to resist.

Even if she is destined to die, she will not live under this lie.

"My past..." Chiyo could only glean bits and pieces, "It was in the lab and the hospital ward..."

It's very simple, and you could say it's quite boring.

After saying a couple of sentences, I didn't know what else to say.

After thinking for a moment, Chiyo could only say, "Actually, for me... well... it's kind of ridiculous, isn't it? Even though this is an island nation, even though it's near the sea, I've never been there. The thing I want to do most is just see the sea..."

This dream of Dolly was also Chiyo's dream in her previous life.

She had never seen the sea before she traveled through time, and she had seen it in the dream world after she traveled through time, but she had never actually seen the sea here.

"Eh..." Saten was a little disappointed.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. It seems that ever since she met Chiyo, she's started to treat the hospital like her home.

Even though he has great abilities, his physical condition is very poor.

This is really...

"Everything will be alright," Saten encouraged and comforted her. "I believe Misaka-senpai will definitely recover."

"Yes, I appreciate your kind words." Chiyo nodded.

“Speaking of which,” Chiyo suddenly thought of something and said, “I may not be able to turn you into an esper, but I do have an idea.”

"I don't know if you'd be willing?"

"I won't use dangerous things like the Genshin Impact anymore," Saten assured Chiyo, though his words were far from genuine.

“That’s not what I meant,” Chiyo said. “If you really want to use the Imagine Breaker, that’s fine too.”

"However, don't overuse it. It's okay to use the Imagine Breaker to know your abilities in advance."

"Perhaps I can gain the ability by working towards this goal in the future."

"Hmm." Saten breathed a sigh of relief.

Although I still have mixed feelings, it's better than being scolded and then ordered not to use it, and having it taken away directly.

"What is it that Misaka-senpai is talking about?" Saten remembered that Chiyo had just mentioned having an idea and asked her if she was willing to participate.

"Pokémon," Chiyo said. "While I can't catch one for you directly, I can get you a Pokémon egg."

Pokémon breeding methods: oviparous, ovoviviparous, viviparous.

Most Pokémon are oviparous, some are ovoviviparous, and a small number are viviparous.

Furthermore, there is reproductive isolation between Pokémon, but this reproductive isolation is not based on species, but on their eggs.

In short, it is a very complex matter that cannot be explained in just a few words.

Compared to catching a Pokémon directly, obtaining a Pokémon egg is easier.

The problem is probably the Pokémon eggs...