Pokémon, you're not allowed to expel me from human form!

Pokémon, you're not allowed to expel me from human form!

Author: Pitohui

Summary:

In the sweltering July heat, Luo Ke traveled through time.

This world contains the magical creatures he remembered called elves, or Pokémon, but it lacks the cities and characters from the series he recalled. Instead, it contains many modern elements, as if it were a fusion of the real world and the world of elves.

Luo Ke didn't think anything of it.

After he transmigrated, the [Strongest Trainer System] he awakened gave him an identity and a sum of money in this world right from the start. He felt that being a trainer here was quite interesting compared to being a beast of burden in the previous world.

but...

The starting bonus is a super-novice physique. The skills awarded aren't TMs from the game or the kind in fanfiction where you directly give them to your Pokémon; instead, they're memories that allow the Pokémon to become familiar with these moves...

Got it! The strongest trainer doesn't mean the one who trains the most Pokémon, but rather the strongest trainer among all trainers, right?

Meteor flying backwards

1. This is definitely not a cat website.

Los Angeles is a city with only spring. From the high ground to the low ground, plants grow layer by layer, mixed with buildings.

The outer perimeter is a sea of ​​trees, while the sunniest part, closest to the water system, is a huge garden where colorful flowers from all over the world and representing all seasons gather together, vying for attention.

The scenery here remains unchanged even in December.

Such a spectacle seems like a blessing from the gods to the beautiful city of Los Angeles.

"People with pollen allergies wouldn't be able to survive here."

Luo Ke didn't know anything about pollen allergies, but when he was in Los Angeles, he still unconsciously uttered such a sigh.

After all, from the time he transmigrated here in the morning until noon now, he had been wandering around the area and what he saw most was... flowers!

Flowering trees line both sides of the road, flower beds are everywhere in the park, vendors sell handicrafts, and even large screens on the main street buildings are playing knowledge related to flowers.

"Los Angeles, the city of flowers, is a great place to visit."

Sitting on a park bench, Luo Ke, who hadn't traveled in over ten years before his journey, had already summarized this sudden 'trip'.

He finally calmed down.

"Time travel... I remember reading online novels every day when I was in school, fantasizing about another world. But after entering society, all my fantasies were shattered by life."

"In a time when I've stopped dreaming altogether, I never imagined that time travel would actually happen to me."

"If there really is a god in this world, then He is far too fond of joking."

Despite saying that, Luo Ke was not at all opposed to this time travel.

He is not an orphan, but all his family members have died from illness, and his friends are limited to online acquaintances.

Before he transmigrated, he spent his time either working, practicing martial arts, or playing video games. Although he wasn't one of those overworked corporate slaves, his job was strictly 9 to 5 with weekends off, and the work was relatively easy, but there was absolutely no room for advancement, his salary was low and stagnant year after year, and he lived a life where he could see the end from the beginning.

If you were to throw him back to Kowloon decades ago, and he felt reborn and was planning to seize every opportunity to make a fortune, but then he discovered a business partner named Pak Kwan Long, he would absolutely resist, and easily resist!

but...

Luo Ke's gaze fell upon the crowd in front of him.

Or rather—when he looked at the creatures mingling with people, most of them were small, with a few large 'magical creatures' here and there, he felt that he could accept it completely.

At the beginning of his transmigration, he didn't quite recognize it, but after the system that brought him here gave him information about this world, he became completely certain of its main theme.

Many places here are similar to the modern world he lived in before he traveled here, but unlike normal modern times, this world has an extra special element—Pokémon!

They can also be called elves.

A species that appeared in many games he played before he transmigrated.

"Although the system says this isn't the world of Pokémon, but a parallel world with Pokémon, it doesn't really matter."

"After all, although I've played every single game, by the time I learned that there was also an anime for 'Pokémon,' I was already too bored to watch it, and I didn't have the time to watch an anime with so many episodes."

"Besides knowing that Ash hadn't won a championship in decades, but gained experience in a new region and was a super rookie, I've only watched a lot of the movies."

"If I were to actually travel into that world, it would only feel even more alien to me than a parallel world."

Luo Ke leaned back on the bench and let out a long sigh.

Having calmed down, he recalled what the system had initially told him and made a decision.

He mentally called out to the system, which hadn't responded all morning.

'Open the newbie pack! I'm ready to become the strongest trainer!'

【Ding--】

[The host is determined to become the strongest trainer]

[The Ultimate Trainer System has been successfully bound.]

[New player gift pack is now available. Rewards include: legal status in this world, one million Federal Credits, and a Super Novice Physique]

In the system's mechanical response, Luo Ke sensed the change in an instant.

Having practiced martial arts intermittently in his previous life, he could clearly sense that his body had changed!

A particularly noticeable sense of power appeared on him, and this surge of power, which was as natural as it had always been his, changed many of his behavioral details, so that he would not be bothered by it.

His internal organs seemed to have changed as well, making him feel as if he had gotten rid of a huge burden, and he felt an unprecedented sense of ease and peace of mind.

At the same time, the local identity information matched to him by the system also appeared in his mind.

Not an orphan; his entire family passed away from illness. He worked odd jobs for many years, but now, at this age, it's as if he's had an epiphany. He suddenly quit his stable job, and with his inheritance and savings, registered as a trainer, ready to embark on a journey, an adventure, and then...

Become the strongest Pokémon Trainer!

These messages, in Luo Ke's mind, were primarily driven by passion.

But actually, Luo Ke, sitting on the bench, slowly pursed his lips, raised his eyebrows slightly, and looked as strange as if he had seen an alien.

"Aside from being more attractive than the people in this world before I transmigrated, having less impetuous personalities, and being mostly simple and friendly, it seems there's not much difference between them."

"These are all due to social trends and environment. Appearance does have something to do with genes, but the difference isn't that big."

"A true rookie..."

Luo Ke thought of this and a series of jokes related to this physique came to mind.

For example, Ash and his Pokémon were captured and locked in a cage. His Pokémon couldn't break open the cage, but Ash broke it open in a fit of anger.

For example, if you jump off a hot air balloon while holding an elf, and land first, you can just dust yourself off and get up.

Normally, taking a few hits with 100,000 volts is nothing.

I saw it in a theatrical version.

Ash died once.

But how did he die?

It survived an explosion, then was hit head-on by Nidoking's Hyper Beam, yet it still managed to get back up.

Then he was attacked by three or four spirits who unleashed their special moves together, but he was still able to get up.

Finally, the dozen or so elves had no choice but to focus their fire on him. The huge explosion illuminated the overcast sky, as if a sun had been ignited on the mountaintop, and that's how they finally killed him.

When he died, he didn't leave behind a corpse as usual. Instead, he first became transparent and then turned into light dust and disappeared.

In animation, this is a form of exaggeration. Many works contain this kind of thing, especially fantasy works. No one would nitpick or look for anything realistic in this kind of thing.

But now that this physique has actually been given to him...

Luo Ke loosely grasped the handle with one hand, feeling that he might not be the same as Ash Ketchum in the anime.

Because the exaggerated expressions in animation can be either exaggerated or exaggerated. For example, a person who can easily pick up a small Pokémon weighing one ton and put it in their bag does not actually show the characteristics of a strongman.

But Luo Ke doesn't have this kind of exaggeration.

"I haven't seen any signs of becoming the strongest trainer yet, but my martial arts training, which I've been doing on and off, should be at its peak!"

"Hmm... So, this system doesn't usually talk to me, yet it gives me this level of reward in the newbie gift pack—if I were a character from a fanfiction, this system wouldn't seem like a system from Cat Station."

"Neither of my identities indicates I am an orphan, and this shouldn't be a checkpoint."

"Then this must be the system and works of Donkey Station!"

"It's the kind of game that's either invincible from the start or fun throughout."

Thinking of this, Luo Ke smiled.

"I didn't watch these kinds of works much before I transmigrated, but now that I've transmigrated, it's so... awesome!"

......

2. Super Newcomer

Trainers who receive this message, please come to the designated location at the designated time.

"The Alliance will be holding its annual summer camp here, so please get ready."

"Finally, I sincerely wish everyone success in catching their own Pokémon during this summer camp. Thank you for your support."

...

Luo Ke initially thought this was a local scam, similar to the one that claimed Qin Shi Huang would be resurrected and offer you 50 Vs.

But after spending several thousand federal dollars on a laptop, checking into a chain hotel called Kroll, and using some kind of search engine in this world to look it up, he realized it was real!

He also took the opportunity to learn a lot about the summer camp activities from the Qianhua Tieba forum that comes with the Qianhua search engine.

Um...

This summer camp is held in all parts of the world. It is a welfare activity prepared by the Pokémon League, the highest management organization in the world, for a select group of trainers.

Because the League controls wild Pokémon and tries to prevent them from appearing in the city, people who haven't graduated from the Pokémon Academy but want to become trainers will be troubled because they don't have a starter Pokémon.

Many people prefer to directly post a request at the League's branch and hire a professional trainer to take them to the wild to catch Pokémon.

Hiring a professional trainer generally costs tens to hundreds of thousands of federal dollars, an expense that many young people who impulsively want to become trainers cannot afford.

Therefore, in order to prevent young people from taking risks and going out of the city alone without elves, or doing other strange things, the League arranged the summer camp activities.

Find a place, select some Pokémon that are friendly to humans and can be captured through communication or other means, and then, under the protection of professional trainers, let the new trainers 'communicate' with these Pokémon.

Although this method requires most people to try several times, even ten times, to successfully capture their starter Pokémon, it's free, and the League will heal you for free if you get injured along the way—these two points alone are enough to attract attention.

As for the danger...

Luo Ke checked on Qianhua and found that with the medical level of this world, even if half of one's body is lost, as long as timely treatment is received, one can fully recover in a short time without leaving any sequelae.

So, this summer camp has been running for so many years, and there have never been any deaths so far.

In this situation, the League simply broadcast the entire event live, turning it into a variety show. This was intended to make many reckless young people aware of the dangers of Pokémon, while also generating revenue to fund the event.

It's a great event.

At least for Luo Ke, he learned about the kind of elves he could probably encounter at the summer camp in Los Angeles through previous episodes.

We also saw how trainers who successfully obtained their starter Pokémon in previous seasons achieved their success.

For example, this is what he's looking at right now.

Before attending the summer camp, I prepared a lot of cooking utensils and ingredients. I attracted the Pokémon by cooking over a fire, and then successfully communicated with some of them by delivering food.

It took three years, and on my third participation in the event, I finally caught a Rattata as my starter Pokémon.

He had also seen some 'lucky' people who encountered rare green caterpillars at summer camp!

Among these lucky guys were a few strong ones who, without any Pokémon, managed to defeat Caterpie in a direct battle and successfully capture it!

There are even guides online for fighting the Caterpie.

The article provides a detailed analysis of the strong odor emitted by the antennae on the head of the green caterpillar, as well as their commonly mastered techniques of striking and spinning silk. It also specifically notes at the end that if the caterpillar has the insect bite technique, it is advisable to turn around and run away while being wary of its silk-spinning attack.

This video brought Luo Ke the greatest shock he had ever experienced since his time travel!

"Sure enough, once the elves enter reality, many common sense facts from the game can no longer be applied."