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

Therefore, this place actually has more functions than what appears in the game.

"Just one egg?" A female shop assistant immediately greeted him attentively.

“Yes,” Chiyo nodded and said, “One Pokémon egg will do.”

"What kind of eggs do you need?" the female shop assistant asked.

Is it a pre-selected egg or a blind box egg?

Specified eggs are those where the Pokémon's father and mother are known. These eggs are more likely to yield a specific Pokémon. These eggs are usually bred by Pokémon breeding farms.

The so-called blind box eggs refer to eggs bred by Pokémon themselves.

These Pokémon are all fostered by trainers. Some trainers have specific breeding requirements, while others don't, but their Pokémon mate with other Pokémon, resulting in eggs. Some trainers take these eggs, while others simply abandon them. Of course, there are also eggs that trainers initially intended to breed, but later found carrying the eggs troublesome, or were unsure of the Pokémon they wanted after breeding, and thus abandoned them.

Therefore, these eggs all have one thing in common: you never know what kind of Pokémon will hatch from them.

If you're lucky, you'll hatch the Pokémon you want and that's powerful; if you're unlucky, you'll hatch the Pokémon you don't want, which is very common and ordinary.

And this hatching egg has another characteristic.

It’s just expensive.

Because there is a chance to obtain some powerful and relatively rare Pokémon, it can be considered a special type of gacha pull to some extent.

The seller will sell it for a little more than the specified eggs.

Of course, if you manage to get an even more powerful and rarer Pokémon, then you've definitely made a profit.

So even if it's a little more expensive, it can still be considered a high return on a small investment.

"Blind box eggs".

Chiyo thought about it for a while and decided to keep the egg.

The shop assistant quickly brought Chiyo one, packaged in a special box.

Chiyo touched this thing.

[Ding~ Congratulations on obtaining a Pokémon egg (blind box, with a chance to get an extremely rare Pokémon, or even a legendary Pokémon like a mythical Pokémon)]

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'watt?!'

Chiyo immediately sensed that something was wrong.

She had encountered Pokémon eggs before.

But this is the first time I've discovered that this thing also has the ability to be gifted.

She had just said she would help Saten find a Pokémon egg, and at that time she really wasn't sure if she could give it away.

And then I gave myself this surprise today...

Uh... this is what you call a surprise?!

System! Hey, aren't you going to come out here and translate for me what "surprise" means?!

Although I don't know what my system is supposed to do.

But when this suddenly appeared, Chiyo felt that this was no surprise at all!

This is a scam!

This is definitely digging a huge hole for myself!

Waiting to jump in yourself!

Do you want to take it?

Chiyo hesitated for a moment, but she had already made a promise, and it was a proactive one at that.

She's not the kind of person who would break her promise and get rich quick.

But if we do that, who knows if the system is setting some kind of trap?

"This customer?" Seeing Chiyo hesitate, the clerk said slightly, "How about ordering something else?"

"No!" Chiyo said through gritted teeth, "This is it!"

This system is so bad that even if there are pitfalls, you have to jump in.

Chapter Ninety-Eight: Is Your Egg Real?

"Excuse me, sir/madam, is there anything else you need?"

The shop assistant noticed that Chiyo was still staring at the egg, looking quite serious, and couldn't help but wonder.

"It's...me..."

Chiyo hesitated for a moment before asking, "Are you sure this egg is genuine?"

"What?"

Caught off guard by the question, the shop assistant couldn't immediately guess what Chiyo meant and subconsciously replied, "Look at what you're saying, how can you say that Pokémon eggs aren't genuine? We're a breeding farm, and we process dozens or even hundreds of eggs every day."

Why would I sell to a greenhorn like you?

"Ah..." Chiyo scratched her head and said, "No... I... um..."

"Give me a specific egg."

The shop assistant immediately beamed. Although she wasn't sure what the young girl meant, she could still get a commission as long as she could make a sale.

Soon, the clerk brought Chiyo a form and said, "Excuse me, customer, what kind of egg would you like?"

Chiyo stared at it for a long time.

"Give me a Pikachu egg."

Actually, that statement is not accurate.

Pokémon can be reproduced through oviparous, viviparous, or ovoviviparous birth.

But there is another problem here, namely reproductive isolation.

Reproductive isolation between Pokémon is a strange thing. You could say they have reproductive isolation, since two different species of Pokémon certainly won't directly reproduce. But if you say they don't have reproductive isolation, then two different species of Pokémon can indeed lay eggs together.

Take this yellow-skinned mouse, for example. If there are two of them, male and female, their breeding method is the same as viviparous, and they will directly reproduce the next generation of yellow-skinned mice.

But if it's a yellow-skinned rat or another Pokémon, it will lay an egg.

And there is a chance that this egg will hatch into a yellow-skinned mouse.

Why is there a probability involved?

If one parent is confirmed to be a yellow-skinned mouse, the chances of hatching another yellow-skinned mouse depend on the genes of the other half. If the parents in this other half also have yellow-skinned mice, there's a high probability of hatching a yellow-skinned mouse. If both parents of this yellow-skinned mouse are yellow-skinned mice, the probability of hatching is even higher.

But that's not necessarily the case. If we're going by the order, it would probably be the yellow-skinned mouse, the Pokémon that lays eggs with the yellow-skinned mouse, and then the parent or parent lineage of that Pokémon.

These eggs also have a very good market, even more so than selling Pokémon hatchlings directly.

Because in the order of relationships between young Pokémon, you are definitely the parents first, followed by the Pokémon trainer. Of course, it could also be someone else or another Pokémon. Pokémon trainers need to spend more time and emotion placing themselves second only to their parents in the order of relationships.

However, if it hatches from an egg, then the first creatures this Pokémon sees are its parents. Afterwards, you only need to invest emotions and time to achieve twice the result with half the effort and ensure the bond between you and the Pokémon.

Of course, the downside is that there's a chance the egg you buy won't hatch the Pokémon you want.

However, this drawback is not unacceptable for Pokémon trainers. When choosing a Pokémon, you should carefully check its parentage and select one that suits your needs.

So the shop assistant gave Chiyo a list of eggs that had a high probability of hatching into Pikachu, and the list also specified the father and mother lineage of the egg.

Just choose the one you like based on this.

Furthermore, for breeding farms, unless the Pokémon are oviparous (such as birds, insects, sauropods, etc.), other types of Pokémon treat eggs and hatchlings differently.

For Pokémon like Pikachu that can give birth to live young, it will fight you to the death if you take its baby, but it will hardly care if you take its egg.

Chiyo examined the egg carefully for a long time, then pointed to one of the eggs and said, "This one will do."

The father is Pikachu, the mother is Maxie, and Pikachu's previous generation was also Pikachu, while the mother's previous generation was Maxie and Maxie.

Therefore, the probability of hatching from this egg is Pikachu, positively charged Mash, negatively charged Mash, and finally, there is a very small probability of hatching a Pokémon from the previous generation.

Soon the shop assistant placed the requested egg in front of Chiyo.

Chiyo's fingertip just touched the egg.

[Ding~ Congratulations on obtaining a Pokémon egg (Specified Electric-type Pokémon, Pikachu 70%, Politoed 13%, Politoed 13%, other Electric-type Pokémon 1.99999%, Mythical Pokémon 0.00001%)]

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"Oh?" Chiyo looked at the egg and then at the mythical Pokémon.

Is this thing really working?!

She's not from this world, and she's only been here a short time. Is she lying to me?

I've read quite a lot of books, including many of the settings.

Pirated games have never hatched any mythical Pokémon from eggs.

Chiyo glanced at the shop assistant again.

This was her first time buying eggs; she had never been interested in eggs before.

But now we know there's a chance we can somehow manage to summon a Mythical Pokémon...

Hmm, that's something we should pay more attention to.

“These are the three eggs.” Chiyo nodded.

I'll give one of the blind boxes to Saten, keep one for myself, and give the one I specifically requested to Mikoto.

After paying, Chiyo left with the egg.

Once outside, aside from deciding to keep the egg for himself, he sent the other two into the dream space.

Meanwhile, in the world of Academy City...

No, the timeline should be pushed back a bit.

As soon as Chiyo left, Kuroko immediately sprang into action. As for reviewing the security footage?

No! She trusted Chiyo's judgment more.

Having witnessed Chiyo's previous success in solving cases, and with the added benefit of her older sister's positive influence, Kuroko now unconditionally trusts Chiyo when it comes to solving cases and arresting people.

If Chiyo says it exists, then it must exist; if she says it exists, then it must exist.

Then, just as Kuroko was about to leave, Mikoto stopped her.

She wants to go too.

As the saying goes, sisters are of one heart. As soon as Chiyo left, Mikoto felt a pang of fear, as if something terrible was about to happen.

Although she didn't know what it was, she knew it must be extremely dangerous, and she had to go!

Whether it's to stop them or to help them, she's going!

Chiyo walked very fast, and Pidgeot's speed was also exceptionally fast, leaving Kuroko and Mikoto far behind.

They waited until the two of them arrived there.

By sheer coincidence, someone with the ability of 'absolute constant speed' walked out from inside.

"Disciplinary Committee Member!"

Kuroko was startled! Her boss's judgment was getting closer and closer to the truth!

She teleported to the blond-haired man in an instant, then flipped him over and pinned him to the ground.

"You're under arrest!"

The blond-haired man was still a bit dazed. He was inexplicably pinned down and shouted, "Disciplinary Committee member?! What did I do?! I didn't do anything, and you're bullying an ordinary citizen like this!"

He shouted loudly, his voice seemingly filled with grief and indignation, as if he were truly the one being oppressed.

"You planted all those bombs, didn't you?!"

Hei Zi pressed down on the hostage and demanded, "Don't try to deny it. Big Sister has already investigated everything thoroughly!"