Not a trainer this time

The two came to the farmland area. Keri squatted down to observe the environment here, and then said: "The soil quality here is very good, very suitable for growing crops."

Naoki recalled the ranch games he had played before, and asked, "Miss Keli, do you have an automatic watering machine? It's the kind that can be inserted into the soil and watered automatically."

Like the automatic sprinkler, the ranch will grow bigger and more crops will be planted in the future, and he may not be able to keep busy by himself.

At this time, if there is an automatic sprinkler, it will automatically water the surrounding grid land every morning, which saves effort and worry.

However, the ideal is full, but the reality is very skinny.

Keli was a little helpless: "Where is such a thing!"

Naoki: "..." Sure enough, games are just games.

Kerry: "But there is another kind of automatic device."

"Um?"

Keri: "Lay water pipes underground in advance, set up faucets, and then use sophisticated instruments to time it. When the specified time comes, it will automatically spray water around for irrigation.

The kind of things you mentioned that can be used when inserted into the ground and produce water out of thin air, at least in our era, do not exist. "

Hearing this, Naoki's heart moved: "Can you do it in your shop?"

"Of course." Keri raised her eyebrows and said, "But the price is very expensive! A set of machines that can cover the entire farmland costs about 30,000 to 40,000 Union coins. The selling price is not very expensive, but if the quantity is too much..."

Naoki understood.

Thirty to forty thousand union currency, although not much, is obviously not something he can afford now.

Seemingly aware of his current situation, Kerry said again: "Of course, there is another way to water it."

"What?" Naoki was slightly taken aback.

There was a smile on Kerry's face: "Water-type Pokémon, they can use water-type moves to help with watering."

"In the city, some wild Pokémon will also cooperate with humans. They are hired by humans to work for us. I think you should have seen the big-billed gulls who help send letters, the veteran builders of construction companies, and the strange power of moving companies. ?”

Naoki hadn't seen it, but the original owner had.

He nodded.

Keri continued: "The needs of Pokémon are very simple. As long as we can provide enough food and snacks, they will help us work. It is for this reason that the relationship between humans and Pokémon has become stronger and stronger over the years. more harmonious."

No need to go to the wild to find food, no need to fight with other Pokémon to grab berries, and get a house that can shelter from wind and rain.

For Pokémon, is there anything more joyful in the world than this?

As the saying goes, orcs will never be slaves, unless they have food and shelter.

Compared with the former, this method of watering is obviously much cheaper.

He only needs to pay a tree fruit, a bottle of milk, and a little food, and he can get a free and obedient labor...

Naoki was very moved.

Doesn't that mean that he can hire hundreds of Pokémon to help manage the ranch in the future, and he just needs to sit comfortably on the sofa and wait for the money to come over by himself?

Damn, what kind of capitalist behavior is this!

Naoki shook his head hastily, and threw out this terrible thought.

He couldn't help asking: "Won't there be some people who force Pokémon to work?"

Kerry: "About this point, you need to look at the person who hired the Pokémon himself. If he uses the Pokémon as a tool, then the Pokémon himself will feel it, and then get angry and painful, attack the employer or refuse to work. Back to the field."

"If the employer forcibly uses force to suppress these Pokémon and force them to work—well, this kind of thing is strictly prohibited by the Alliance. If it happens, Miss Junsha will go there and arrest it as soon as possible."

"If that person regards Pokémon as a partner, friend, or family member, and works and lives with them, I think that no matter how hard the work is, the Pokémon will work hard to complete it with each other."

Naoki understood.

He nodded thoughtfully.

Seeing this scene, Keri smiled slightly, and continued to stroll around the ranch.

Now the pasture is empty except for the farmland, oh, that's not true.

Behind the wooden house, there is also a small cave.

The cave is not big, and the environment inside is dark and humid, very cool, which is a good choice for enjoying the cool in summer.

Keri walked into the cave, looked at the scene inside, and then said, "This place is very suitable for growing mushrooms!"

Naoki also thinks so, it's really a hero who sees the same thing.

Keri: "It just so happens that I have a mushroom petri dish. Put it in this humid and dark environment, and you can harvest all kinds of fresh and edible mushrooms every day. Do you need it? The price is not expensive, as long as 5,000 alliance coins are required."

5000...

The price is indeed not expensive.

If he could grow his own mushrooms, he wouldn't have to go to the town to buy them.

Naoki nodded, indicating that he bought it!

Seeing this, Keri showed a smile on her face: "Okay, then when I come over with the construction team tomorrow, I will bring the mushroom petri dish along."

"Then I'll wait here!" Naoki said.

Keri nodded slightly. Seeing that it was getting late, she didn't stay here any longer, and rode her motor lizard back to the town.

Early the next morning, Naoki was making breakfast when he heard the sound of a truck moving outside.

When I went out, I saw a truck full of tools parked in the ranch.

Keri got out of the truck with a few strange forces and an old builder.

Seeing Naoki, Keri greeted him: "Good morning, Naoki!"

Naoki also nodded slightly, and greeted: "Good morning, Miss Keri!"

Keri smiled: "The construction work will start today, and it will take about three days to complete. You don't need to worry about us until then."

"OK."

Even so, Naoki still couldn't hold back his curiosity.

He sat under the eaves with Gullerton and the Motor Lizard holding a sandwich and watched the construction team's movements.

Under Keli's command, Guaili and the construction veterans went to the back and carried out all the wood and stones that Naoki had prepared.

During the process, Keri moved several wooden boxes filled with soil into the cave behind the wooden house: "This is a mushroom petri dish, put it in the cave and the mushrooms will grow by themselves, I moved it in first !"

"Okay, thank you!" Naoki said.

Keri smiled, and after moving all the wooden boxes, she started to work again with her strange strength and the old builder.

One part worked wood and stone with saws and picks, and the other mixed a slurry that looked like cement.

Kerri took out a measuring tool and a white powder and used them to mark the area occupied by the chicken coop on the ground.

The crops were growing, and there was almost no work to be done on the ranch. Zhishu was free, so he simply moved a small horse to the river, and watched the construction team while fishing.

Seeing him fishing, Lurton tried to help with a full ram, but was stopped.

So Luton looked over in puzzlement.

Naoki said slowly, "Don't worry, I'm just here to pass the time."

He will have new things to do when the chicken coop is built.