Pokémon, but cultural invasion

Judy straightened her back, but the chief changed the subject: "I won't introduce you, because I don't care."

"Finally, there are fourteen cases of ferocious elves going missing, from tundra bears to skunks, pfft. The city hall is chasing me around every day; this is a top priority."

The director picked up the roster and assigned tasks.

"Electrosh Beast, in charge of the city square area."

"Super Armored Rhinoceros, in charge of the desert region."

...

Judy was full of anticipation, but one disappearance after another had nothing to do with her.

"Finally, Officer Judy Rabbit, traffic warden, dismissed!"

"Traffic assistant?"

Judy muttered to herself as she stopped Chief Kentairo from leaving: "I can handle a case involving missing Pokémon. You may have forgotten, but I graduated first in my class."

"Not forgetting means not caring."

“Sir, I’m not a mascot,” Judy smiled.

"I should be able to issue a hundred parking tickets a day without any problem."

"boom!"

The bureau chief closed the door when he left.

Judy stomped her foot in anger: "One hundred? I'll issue two hundred!"

...

Judy drove her small car around town, and some larger vehicles had to use streetlights to bounce up to her windshield.

With upbeat music and Judy's nimble movements, the ticket maniac is officially online.

Many viewers were amused by this crazy ticket.

The next shot shows Nick the fox, wearing a shirt, sneaking in.

Judy kindly helps Nick buy large popsicles, only to discover that he has actually processed them into smaller portions and sold them to a family of mice after school.

Enraged, Judy confronted Nick, only to be trapped in the concrete by the cunning Nick, who then walked away.

The next day, Judy, having made her pledge, found Nick and used a recording pen to turn the tables on him.

A cunning fox and a foolish rabbit form an quirky detective duo that is sure to captivate readers.

With each in-depth investigation and cooperation, Nick's intelligence and resourcefulness became increasingly apparent.

He took care of Judy, offered solutions, and painstakingly worked his way closer to the truth.

Strangely enough, viewers actually saw an overwhelming amount of perfect boyfriend qualities in a fox.

Then, when they infiltrated Mayor Lion's laboratory and were discovered by the Rock Wolfmen, female viewers were on the edge of their seats.

After escaping and exposing the mayor's concealment of the truth, Judy's fame soared.

Hard work always pays off, and the audience breathed a sigh of relief, happy that Judy had achieved her dream.

However, Nick stormed out after making inappropriate remarks during the interview, and the two parted on bad terms.

Many innocent elves were affected, and bad news followed one after another.

It was clearly a well-intentioned start and a good process, so how did it end like this?

Viewers were deeply concerned about the couple's falling out, their eyes glued to the screen, hoping for a turn of events.

"Something's wrong... The Flame Lion is definitely not the real culprit."

Bai Ling gripped the armrest tightly, completely immersed in the dramatic plot twists and turns, unable to extricate himself.

It wasn't until my sweaty palms turned ice-cold that I came to my senses.

His father is the largest shareholder of Mori Cinema. Hearing that many dojo masters were gathered, Shirako attended the premiere out of curiosity.

To be honest, he didn't have any expectations for the movie, but ten minutes later Bai Lian was completely engrossed in it.

Detached from the plot, he looked around and saw that every viewer was staring intently at the screen, afraid of missing a single second.

He felt a little relieved; it seemed he wasn't the only one so focused as if he were on drugs.

The problem lies with the movie.

"Crush"—the only word that comes to mind to forgive the whitebait's limited brain capacity.

Tingxiang's film crushes all films in the history of the film industry, utterly and completely, there is no comparison whatsoever.

Thinking about the storm this movie was about to unleash, Bai Jiao suddenly felt his mouth go dry.

He resisted the temptation of what would happen next, and left his seat in the dark, fleeing the screening room amidst the reproachful looks of his neighbors.

He ran to a deserted corner and dialed a phone.

"Father, we must secure the screening rights to one of our films, no matter the cost."

Bai Jiao said quickly in a hoarse voice, "Even if we can't reach other cities, we must at least hold onto the territory of Golden City, the sooner the better."

"Of course I'm not crazy. Believe me, if you, Father, had witnessed it with your own eyes, you would have been even more hysterical than I am."

Chapter 62 The Strongest Human VS The Strongest Pokémon (Super)

"I hope you can help us find a license plate number."

"We are really anxious."

Judy's emphasized words echoed throughout the screening room, while Lightning, the absentee king, slowly said, "Of course—the—license—number—is—?"

The flickering light cast shadows on Maszewicz's face; he sat in the last row, in a displeased mood.

The inefficient official staff member is named Lightning, which gives him reason to suspect is a veiled attack on his Electric-type gym.

What's worse is the reaction of those around them, who are completely mesmerized.

Ma Chung-shih suspects that even some organizations' banned drugs cannot achieve this effect.

"Half an hour—"

He glanced at his watch; it had been so long since the movie started and Naz hadn't shown up yet. It seemed she wasn't planning on attending the premiere.

In that case, there's no point in staying in the screening room any longer.

Moreover, the very idea that a world where humans and Pokémon can live in harmony doesn't exist is a huge lie.

To achieve the effect shown in the movie, you would have to kill all the humans in the entire region. Is that even possible?

"Boring as hell."

Ma Zhishi, with his mountain-like physique, stood up, and because he was in the last row, few people noticed his departure.

He turned his head and saw a tall woman with waist-length dark purple hair standing at the back door of the screening room.

"Naza? When did you arrive?"

Lt. Surge exclaimed in delight, "There's a newly opened restaurant in Koba City... um!"

He was like a mouse with its throat being choked, trapped in place, unable to make a sound.

It's Sabrina's superpower... Why is she not making a move?

Has she already discovered that I joined the Rockets and knows about their plans?

No, if that were the case, it would be the Imperial Dragon Crossing that would come knocking.

Ma Zhishi composed himself and tried to move his fingers slightly, but failed completely.

His superpowers were too overpowered; no matter how strong his body was, he was still just a human and couldn't use energy from other attributes to fight back.

To others, Mascherano was simply standing there, facing the exit and staring at the exit, completely unaware of his dangerous situation.

He began to regret bringing Raichu and Magneton into his Poké Ball; if they had been there, they would have surely noticed something amiss.

Naz's gaze swept across every corner of the screening room.

"found it."

A figure wearing a cloak sat next to Ma Xueshi, whose presence was so subtle that it was difficult for those around him to notice him.

Sabrina is different; superpowered individuals are attracted to each other.

Previously, separated by most of the city, she couldn't see the truth hidden behind the other person's facade.

Now, face to face, what was hidden beneath the cloak appeared to Nazja like the rising sun breaking through the fog in the darkness.

Whatever it is, it can never be human.

What alarmed Naz was that beneath the surface of the other person's emotions lay brutality, coldness, confusion, and hatred.

Telepathy is bidirectional; the moment Naz saw Him, He also noticed her.

The cloaks swirled, and their eyes met.

It was a Pokémon I had never seen before, with a grayish-white face and a pair of fierce, purplish-black eyes.

As its appearance suggests, its body contains a vast amount of supernatural energy, which, if unleashed, could easily destroy a city.

Sabrina quickly made a judgment: whatever His purpose was, His appearance in Goldenrod City was an unstable super bomb.

Not to mention that His emotions are extremely unstable; Natsumi suspects that this mysterious spirit is even out of control.

At this moment, Ma Zhishi, who was sitting next to him, suddenly stood up and started chattering.

Fearing that a fool might accidentally trigger the bomb, Naz decided to imprison him.

To perceive the mind of the mysterious spirit once more.

"Don't bother me, leave."

The feedback was clear and concise.

The Pokémon under the cloak turned its head back to look at the screen, ignoring Sabrina.

How arrogant and presumptuous!

Anger surged within Naz, a feeling she had never experienced before since birth, stemming from being slighted.

Throughout her life, many people have tried to provoke her, but Naz has never been able to get angry.

It's not because of a lack of emotion, but because it's unnecessary.

Is it necessary to get angry when faced with a creature that is many times weaker than yourself?

Sabrina can kill ordinary people with just a thought, and the battles that humans are so passionate about are just toys in her hands.

She controlled Kadabra to evolve into Alakazam and won the battle, not because Kadabra was stronger than the opponent's Pokémon, but because she was stronger.

But today, for the first time, Naza encountered someone of the same type, only to be treated as if she were nothing.

"You're the one who needs to leave Golden City."

"I will not leave, humanity, self-awareness."

The messages received during the next communication were still brief.

It was ignored time and time again.

If the previous expulsion of Him was out of a desire to protect Goldenrod City, this time the motivation for driving Sabrina is anger.

Does it think it can look down on everyone just because it is a powerful Psychic-type Pokémon?

Upon encountering her "kind" for the first time, Naz's mental state was shaken, flashing with an undisguised threat.

"Let me weigh you up!"

A powerful surge of psychic energy pressed down on the cloak from all directions. Relying on her keen intuition, Sabrina, for the first time in her life, attacked without any restraint.

If this force were to hit a building, a 100-meter-tall skyscraper would instantly shatter.

But then something terrifying happened: the unparalleled power of azure psychic energy pressed down on Him, as if a clay ox had entered the sea.