Pokémon: Trainers start as bounty hunters

As Xing said, she flicked the badge towards Tetsuya.

Zheye caught it, bounced it up, and took it back, "Thank you."

There is no front desk in the Light Red Gym because it is very unsafe in the wild, so the staff distributes the tickets directly.

"Next time, you must have a good fight with me next time, 6v6."

Ah Xing was still a little unwilling.

Tetsuya naturally agreed wholeheartedly, but according to his plan, the next time he comes to Qianhong City, it will be several years at least.

"Let's go~" He said goodbye casually and threw the badge into the box and backpack.

"Bye~" Ah Xing watched him turn and leave, and also headed to her home training ground to continue her training.

People come and go, and trainers often get to know each other because of their shared love for elves, but most of them are just casual friends.

More often than not, the ones accompanying you are your own elves.

"Hey, Senior Brother Ah Si." On the way back to Qianhong City, Zheye listened to the noisy voice on the phone on his watch, "What are you doing?"

"Ah, it's okay." Ah Si responded, throwing a monkey monster on the ground lightly, "What you just told me about, portrait rights, right? I think what you said makes sense.

I just contacted that guy Baoba again, and I will probably give you a sum of 5 million in advertising fees later.

It's a pity that you just debuted this year, otherwise the price would have been five or six times higher."

Ah Si felt sorry for himself.

Zheye showed a simple smile: "Thank you, Senior Brother Ah Si."

"It's a small matter, okay, I happen to be a little busy here, let's talk about it later."

Ah Si seemed very busy over there, so he hung up the phone after saying that.

Tetsuya walked back to the Elf Center in Qianhong City with doubts. At this time, the news was being broadcast on the TV station.

"According to frontline reports, various regions are carrying out vigorous crackdowns on the black market. Currently, the black market spots in cities such as Kanto Joban, Johto Asakusa, and Hoenn Green Ridge have been completely eliminated.

Black market purchase points in other cities are also in the process of being cleaned up.

It is reported that this operation was proposed to the alliance by Dr. Oak, codenamed "Thunder Dawn".

Needless to say, the word "Thunder", this operation only lasted about two hours from start to finish.

The alliance dispatched extremely high-end combat forces to directly clean up. Judging from the scene at the scene, the evil forces had no ability to resist at all.

As for the word "Daybreak", according to the news, the alliance will amend the Elf Protection Act and issue regulations to improve the poaching of Pokémon in the near future.

I believe that without the black market, a brighter future is waiting for us."

He just went out to challenge a gym, but when he came back, he felt that the whole world had changed. Zheye blinked.

To be honest, the alliance's crackdown on the black market this time was completely beyond his expectations, and there were no warning signs at all.

But maybe that's why it seems so easy.

But the problems it brings are not small.

The trainers at the Elf Center were also in an uproar as they watched the TV broadcast.

Zheye frowned and returned to his room.

He now probably knows why Senior Brother Ah Si's place was so noisy just now, and he is probably just finishing the work.

As for worrying about the commotion caused by this action, Zheya felt that there was no need to worry.

One is that it is not his turn to worry about it, and the other is that the alliance is not stupid enough to agree to Dr. Oak's cleanup operation without any preparation.

Presumably relevant regulations and policies will be introduced in the future.

After completing the day's tasks as usual, Tetsuya and the five elves fell asleep.

The next morning, he set out on a new journey.

At this time, the alliance has promulgated new laws vigorously and resolutely - to put it simply, it formalizes the original black market. Now the alliance is the manager behind it, and each city alliance will open an elf egg shop.

The prices are basically the same as those at previous black market stalls, and are quite affordable if qualification issues are not taken into account.

Zhe also felt that this time cutting off the leeks from the black market had suddenly enriched the alliance's elf egg resources. Otherwise, it would have been very difficult to open such a large-scale store at the same time.

At the same time, the alliance is also open to the trade of elf eggs, but only for eggs, and it must be notarized by the alliance, and private transactions are still not allowed.

This is actually a good thing for many trainers, as they will have another formal source of funds in the future.

Not only that, but for Pokémon hunters—those who would do whatever it takes to snatch Pokémon from trainers—the alliance has become even more wanted.

If some trainers are able to help capture them, the alliance will give more generous rewards.

The regulations are very long. Zheya took a brief look at them and found that the alliance had considered all aspects of the issues.

Of course, it is inevitable that there is still a group of people protesting - they believe that allowing the trade of elf eggs will inevitably lead to many trainers pursuing profits to attack innocent elves in the wild.

Zhe also made no comment on this.

And it's not like the Alliance has made no efforts for this. For example, the area in front of him - the Pokémon Sanctuary, a place where everyone is prohibited from conquering and attacking Pokémon.

"Woof~!"

"Please stop the trainer in front of you. Ahead of you is the Pokémon Sanctuary~"

In the distance, a majestic red figure was running towards Tetsuya carrying a smaller woman, and their screams could be vaguely heard.

Zhe also stopped.

"Squeak~"

Wind Speed ​​Dog's limbs braked suddenly on the ground, making a harsh sound.

"Ah, it's very rude." Miss Junsha saluted Zheya, "But I still have to remind this trainer that you are not allowed to enter at will."

Tetsuya returned the favor and took out his Elf Illustrated Book: "Hello, Miss Junsha, I am Tamaki Tetsuya who came to make an appointment to visit before. This is my proof of identity."

Junsha took the illustrated book and began to examine it.

"Woof~"

The wind speed dog sitting on the ground greeted Zheya in a friendly manner.

"Hello." Zheya couldn't help but touch the fluffy flaxen hair on its face. The body temperature of the fire elf made this place feel particularly comfortable.

"Okay, Tetsuya, your identity has been confirmed. You are welcome to visit, but be careful not to conquer the elves!"

Junsha returned the illustrated book to Zheye and was surprised to see him interacting with the Wind Speed ​​Dog.

"This little guy doesn't usually get close to people."

"Woof~"

The wind speed dog stuck out its tongue, which was completely in contrast to its majestic appearance.

"Haha, maybe it's because I'm naturally more popular with elves." Tetsuya stroked the big dog again, which was really cool.

"Then do you want to ride it?" Junsha suddenly suggested.

"Eh? Is that okay?" Zheye made a voice of disbelief.

"Woof~"

Feng Su Gou yelled, stood up, and shook his head, the meaning was obvious.

Zheye looked happy and said, "Then I won't be polite."