Pokémon Breeder

Akimoto came out from behind the stone. At this time, the Ironbone Man saw him at a glance. He ran over excitedly and waved his arms at Akimoto in a panic, wanting Akimoto to tell Gardevoir not to fight with Charem anymore.

Gardevoir also heard the voice of the Ironbone Man in the sky. She hesitated for a moment, and after receiving Akimoto's order, she did not continue to attack Charem and landed next to Akimoto.

However, she was still very vigilant to prevent Charem from attacking suddenly.

Just as the Ironbone Man wanted to explain the situation to Akimoto, Charem, who had fallen to the ground, had stood up and rushed towards Akimoto with his strong perception.

However, when its fists were already full of power, it found that the Ironbone Man was standing with Akimoto.

Charem, who was confused about the situation, did not continue to attack, but slowly approached Akimoto vigilantly, ready to continue fighting at any time.

The Ironbone Man was very helpless when he saw this. What a thing!

The flood washed away the Dragon King Temple, and the family members fought against each other!

Because they were afraid that Charem would not understand the situation and attack again, the Ironbone explained the situation to Charem first and said that Akimoto and the others were not bad people.

Although Charem was still worried, with the guarantee of the Ironbone, it temporarily dispersed the gathered power.

Akimoto was confused at this time, waiting for the Ironbone to explain what was going on!

Little did they know that the Ironbone were also very helpless. Something unfortunate happened last night, and they were very vigilant.

After the Ironbone narration, Akimoto understood the whole story and why Charem was hiding here and took the initiative to attack after discovering Gardevoir.

Although the meteor shower last night was beautiful in Akimoto's eyes, it was a disaster for the Ironbone.

Although the Pokémon of the Ironbone race have the habit of living in groups, they still live together in groups and live separately in different places. The ones that Akimoto knew were the ones who separated from their family and lived on the outskirts of the southern forest.

When they were still sleeping in the middle of the night, they were suddenly awakened by the Ironbone Earthmen from the central region, who asked them to return to the base camp as soon as possible.

The meteorite landed in the southern forest and unfortunately hit the Ironbone Earthmen's house. If it weren't for the house's resistance and the slightly offset position, it is very likely that one of the builder would die.

It is precisely because of this that the Ironbone Earthmen are so vigilant, and their mother, this Charem, also brought several other Charems to guard around to prevent other Pokémon from taking advantage of the fire.

Obviously, Akimoto and Gardevoir were regarded as "taking advantage of the fire" by Charem.

Under the leadership of the Ironbone Earthmen, Akimoto passed through a narrow passage and entered the place where they lived.

This is the residence built by the builder. It looks a bit like an earthen fort, but it is made entirely of concrete and is very solid.

But now Akimoto saw only two intact earthen forts. Akimoto counted the rest and found that seven earthen forts were destroyed by meteorites and almost reduced to ruins, with only broken walls and ruins left.

This situation is indeed a bit tragic...

After the Ironbone Earthmen led Akimoto into their territory, one Ironbone Earthmen was left to lead the way for Akimoto, and the remaining two ran to tell the other Ironbone Earthmen to avoid accidental injuries again.

The Ironbone Earthmen who led Akimoto suddenly thought of something, shouted to Akimoto twice, and then hurriedly dragged Akimoto into the meteorite crater.

Akimoto was still a little confused about what it was going to do, but after arriving at the meteorite crater, Akimoto realized that the Ironbone Earthmen wanted him to take the meteorite away.

In the minds of the Ironbone Earthmen, Akimoto should have a way to take away this annoying stone.

If Akimoto can't do it, they may have to consider moving.

Without knowing it, two healthy iron-bone earthmen wanted to move the meteorite away, but they were seriously injured by the unknown energy emitted by the meteorite before they got close. Even Chalem could not do anything.

The radiation energy carried by the meteorite needs to be isolated by wearing special chemical protection suits. Although this thing is sold in the system store, the price of millions is not affordable for Akimoto.

Chemical protection suits only give people the opportunity to approach the meteorite, but to eliminate the radiation energy, a special meteorite container is required.

This thing is also expensive. It is a yellow prop and must be bought with points.

However, compared with the value of the meteorite, 10 points to buy a meteorite container is very cost-effective.

Life forms cannot rashly approach the meteorite space, but Akimoto can let Gardevoir use telekinesis to grab the meteorite and put it into the meteorite container, so that the meteorite container will slowly consume the radiation energy and finally reach the level of weak radiation.

Akimoto was still very happy when he found a meteorite not long after walking.

Judging from the appearance of the Ironbone Earthmen, they were obviously full of resentment towards the meteorite and had no interest at all.

If they could, they would even want to smash the meteorite to vent their anger.

So there would be no problem for Akimoto to take the meteorite away.

When Gardevoir approached the meteorite with telekinesis, she could clearly feel a repulsive force, but after she increased the intensity of telekinesis, she could grab the meteorite.

The meteorite was grabbed by telekinesis, flew in the air for a distance, and was placed in a container by Gardevoir for storage.

Akimoto took the container, set the switch to eliminate radiation, and then took it back to the system warehouse.

Without the obstruction of the meteorite, the Ironbone Earthmen could finally start to rebuild the earthen fortress.

Although the old builders were basically injured to varying degrees by the meteorite, the repair task was relatively simple for the Ironbone.

In order to thank the Ironbone for giving him the meteorite, Akimoto and Gardevoir worked together to treat the old builders and the Ironbone who were injured by the meteorite.

During the treatment process, Akimoto saw many Charems, both male and female, but the strongest one was the blue-qualified quasi-king Charem that Akimoto saw at the beginning.

It is easy to understand that Charem and the old builders form a family, as they are all human-shaped egg groups.

However, Akimoto was still full of doubts about why the Charem, which obviously had a trainer, lived with the old builders.

To be honest, he had long wanted to capture these Pokémon and put them in the breeding house, but they insisted on living in the wild, and Akimoto had no choice.

After seeing this Charem, the idea was suppressed even more.

Can't afford to offend, Charem, who can use the farmer's three punches, can fight once Gardevoir reaches the quasi-king strength.

Now, as long as Gardevoir is forced to use teleport twice in a row, it is very likely to be knocked out by one hit the third time.

Akimoto is just curious, if this Charem has a trainer, then where is its trainer.

If this Charem was released by the trainer, then why did its trainer choose to release it?

As for Akimoto, if the Pokémon is not willing to be released, he will not do such a thing.

From the trainer's point of view, no trainer has any reason to release such a powerful Charem.

And it seems that this nest of Charem and Ironbone Earthmen are all bred by this quasi-king Charem and the old construction craftsman.

In other words, Charem has been here for a very long time.

I can't figure it out, I really can't figure it out.

After Akimoto and Gardevoir treated the Ironbone Earthmen and the old builders, they left some good medicine and chose to say goodbye and leave.

The Ironbone Earthmen and the old builders were very strong. With Akimoto's treatment and the medicine left, they would recover quickly.

Fortunately, the small movers were not affected by the meteorite, otherwise they would not be able to hold on for a while.

"What will be in this meteorite..."

Akimoto continued to move forward on his mount goat, and couldn't help but secretly hope that this meteorite could carry some good things.

If the meteorite is really just a meteorite, then Akimoto can only take it to exchange things with Daigo.

The value of a meteorite is definitely not as good as the blue quality top-grade water stone. Akimoto must find at least two.

...

Walking in circles in the forest, time slowly passed, and soon, the sun had risen.

After the day dawned, the light became sufficient, and Gardevoir could fly a little higher to find traces of the meteorite crater.

Because the meteorite crater in the home of the Ironbone people had been seen, Gardevoir could find the meteorite crater more accurately when it searched next.

However, the second meteorite was not found in the meteorite crater, but through Gardevoir's perception ability, it sensed a meteorite that landed in the lake in the forest.

Because of the barrier of the lake water, the fluctuation of the meteorite was not very obvious. Fortunately, Gardevoir saw the Magikarp jumping up and down on the lake surface, which seemed a little agitated, so it landed and sensed it carefully.

This lake is not big and the depth is relatively shallow. It was hit deeper by the meteorite.

Gardevoir skillfully used telekinesis to catch the meteorite buried in the sand at the bottom of the lake, removed the water on the meteorite, and then put it into the meteorite container for storage to eliminate the radiation energy.

Akimoto looked at the Magikarp jumping on the lake surface, splashing water everywhere, and pinched his chin to think.

Magikarp is so close to the meteorite, will it become a radioactive fish?

"Gardevo, bring that Magikarp to the shore for a look."

"Gardevo."

Gardevo nodded, grabbed Magikarp, and turned his telekinesis into a small fist and knocked it on the head, knocking it unconscious.

Hypnosis can be used, but it's troublesome, so don't use it.

Akimoto put on gloves and kept turning the Magikarp over to check.

Combined with the information detected by the system, this Magikarp was not only not injured after being irradiated at close range, but its color also changed. The color of the tail fin felt a little dark purple, and its body strength became a little unstable, sometimes strong and sometimes weak.

Akimoto simply asked Gardevoir to catch all the Magikarp in the lake that were mutated and not mutated, bring them to the shore, knock them unconscious, and put them into the Pokémon Ball.

He didn't study this thing, and it was useless for him to waste time and effort.

But he knew a lot of doctors!

Didn't Dr. Blatano of Carlos ask him to visit the institute? Then he could bring these radiated Magikarp to him for research, so he wouldn't come empty-handed.

Just as Akimoto put the Magikarp into the Poké Ball one by one, the reminder suddenly rang, beeping non-stop.

"Garnai, Garnai?"

Garnaidu's eyes lit up slightly, looking at the flashing indicator light on the reminder, and asked Akimoto if there was any news about Gengar.

Akimoto nodded, speeded up the speed of collecting the Magikarp, then rode on his mount goat, found Gengar's location in the navigation, and headed there.

Along the way, Akimoto saw many Pokémon who got up early, and some, like the old craftsman, had their homes damaged by meteorites.

Akimoto collected many pieces of meteorite fragments, but none of them were complete. Most of them were alloy fragments that were automatically refined by the high temperature generated by friction during the meteorite's fall.

I heard that the Master Ball used meteorite alloy.

While collecting meteorite fragments, Akimoto also helped the injured Pokémon recover a little.

He just asked Gardevoir to use healing waves to treat it, and left one or two bottles of low-cost but effective medicine he made himself, so as not to waste too much time.

It was indeed a wise move to bring the mount goat to the forest.

If there was no mount goat, Akimoto would have to let Gardevoir take him flying when he encountered these rugged sections. In this case, if he was attacked by a flying Pokémon, he would be in danger.

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Akimoto rode the mount goat quickly to Gengar's position, but according to the system's positioning display, Gengar's position was still changing.

Although the change was not large, Akimoto was a little confused again, not knowing what Gengar was doing there.

Soon, Akimoto came to the location where Gengar was when he sent the signal.

This is a relatively flat area, with no trees around, but Gengar's position has deviated from here by nearly one kilometer.

Akimoto was confused, not knowing whether the meteorite Gengar found was here or where it is now.

Gengar did not have a positioning system, so even if Akimoto pressed the reminder, it would not know Akimoto's position.

After a moment of hesitation, Akimoto looked at Gardevoir.

"Look around here for meteorites. I'll go call Gengar first."

Gardevoir did not hesitate, obeyed Akimoto's words, used telekinesis to support its body and flew into the sky, looking for traces of meteorites nearby.

Akimoto patted the back of the mount goat, then held the mount goat's horns firmly: "Go to the right front, mount goat!"

"Meh~!"

The mount goat cried clearly, stepped on its strong hooves, ran in the direction indicated by Akimoto, and jumped over the tree trunks and gravel lying on the ground.

Akimoto looked at the positioning and got closer and closer to Gengar.

However, just as Akimoto checked the position again, the goat suddenly screamed, and then turned its body with all its strength while moving forward, and jumped to the left.

Akimoto was shocked and sweating, looking at the place where the goat was just now. It had been corroded by a piece of venom, and the green caterpillar stained with venom had lost its breath without even struggling.

The goat was still jumping. It didn't know who launched the attack, so it could only temporarily rely on irregular movement to avoid it.

Akimoto didn't know the situation, but it was certain that they had entered the attack range of a powerful Pokémon, and Gengar was now in this position!

Suddenly, a black shadow flew from behind Akimoto at a high speed, passed Akimoto and the goat, and hit the thick tree trunk in front straight.

Akimoto's pupils shrank, Gengar!

It was Gengar who was hit!

The next chapter is six thousand, to ensure the continuity of the plot