Pokémon: Rise of the Orange League

In a cave in Meteor Falls, the naughty Baby Dragon loves to tease other Pokémon living in the cave. He doesn't care whether the other party is willing or not, and keeps fighting with these Pokémon.

Not long after, there were no other Pokémon activities near the area where it lived. In order to continue fighting, it began to go deep into the depths of Meteor Falls.

There he found a village where many dragons gathered. For this Baby Dragon from Meteor Falls, the local residents quickly accepted it.

After living happily in this village for a few years, someone in the village said that he had found a destined companion for it and subdued it with a round Poké Ball.

With this locked Poké Ball, it came to a luxurious mansion and became the Pokémon of the eldest master in this mansion.

Life here is much better than in the village, with sufficient food, supplements to take at will, and a variety of sparring partners.

But Baby Dragon felt far less comfortable than in Meteor Falls. In this mansion, his actions could not leave the sight of the child.

Moreover, compared to this child who only knew how to play, it hoped that the old man who lived in the house was its trainer.

Time passed, and Baby Dragon finally waited for a chance to go out.

It heard vaguely that some conference was about to start, and its trainer, the young master, was going to watch the game.

They took a cruise ship to another city.

However, because of its curiosity about the outside world in the house before, the young master decided to lock it in the ball temporarily.

Later, Baby Dragon found that he didn't know what the future would be like. It seemed to have stayed in the Poké Ball for a long, long time, until the life support device of the Poké Ball failed, and it could only be forced to fall into a deep sleep.

Fortunately, it ate a lot of supplements before being locked in the Poké Ball, and fortunately it was the dragon Pokémon with the most vitality.

I don't know how long it took, it was half asleep and half awake, and it noticed someone approaching the Poké Ball.

It tried its best to break free from the shackles that had bound it for an unknown period of time.

Then there was light.

A human figure.

And the pain of burning bones and marrow.

The Kabutosaurus lying on the laboratory table of Oak Research Institute shook violently and woke up from his sleep.

It looked around in panic. It was not the scene on the ship.

Two old men were pointing at a pangolin on a table not far away.

It turned out to be another dream. Kabutosaurus calmed down. During this time here, it always dreamed over and over again, sometimes about its life in Meteor Falls, and sometimes about the days in that big house.

But it could no longer remember what the people in those pictures looked like.

Feeling the shriveled body wrapped in the shell, it stood up from the laboratory table with a lonely look.

"Oh! Dreaming again?" Professor Oak heard the movement here and looked over.

"It seems that Pokémon's memories of painful events are similar to humans." Dr. Yamanashi said.

"Yes! They are also creatures with rich emotions!" Professor Oak walked over to Kabutosaurus and checked the data recorded on the experimental table.

"The vitality of dragon-type Pokémon is really strong! Its recovery effect is faster than I expected."

"I think it is also a good topic to study these Pokémon that have stress nightmares after being injured." Dr. Yamanashi also came over to check on Kabutosaurus.

Perhaps due to physical weakness, Kabutosaurus fell asleep again not long after.

Professor Oak carefully attached an inductive element to detect body data to it and put it in a comfortable position.

"Rest well, everything will be fine."

The next morning, Kabutosaurus completed the last full-body test accompanied by Dr. Oak.

"Well... Overall, it is still very weak, but it is slowly getting better." Dr. Yamanashi frowned and read all the test reports.

"It means that the difficulty of future evolution will become greater, not only because of the physical damage caused by the failure of this evolution, but also because of the psychological shadow left by this failure."

Oki agrees with his senior's analysis, but he not only believes in the data, but also believes that life itself has created miracles.

"There will always be a way, Pokémon always has infinite possibilities."

Listening to what Oak said, Dr. Yamanashi nodded and closed the test report.

"Let this child take a walk in the backyard of the institute!"

The two of them led Kabutops to the backyard of Oak's institute.

As the most prestigious academic leader in Kanto, Dr. Oak's institute is affiliated with the lifeThe ecological park is also ridiculously large.

Looking at the Kabutosaurus standing in the ecological park in a daze, Professor Oak proposed a new treatment plan.

"Maybe we should try to use psychic Pokémon to guide its dreams."

The two immediately began to discuss the feasibility of this plan.

In Qiuye Town, Lu Wu rested for a night at the Pokémon Center. When he got up early in the morning for early training, he saw many researchers with chicken coop hair hurriedly passing by the Pokémon Center with backpacks on their backs and heading west to the Meteor Falls.

"Hey! What's going on?"

Lu Wu quickly stopped a researcher.

This guy didn't seem to be fully awake, or he hadn't slept for too long. In short, he looked listless.

"Another meteorite fell over the Meteor Falls last night. I have to rush over to see if I can find it!" The researcher pushed Lu Wu away with bloodshot eyes.

"Ah? Another meteorite? People from the center of the universe haven't come to me to give me the address yet, and another meteorite has fallen?"

Lu Wu felt something was wrong.

This researcher hurriedly caught up with the large group heading to Meteor Falls. Looking at their departing backs, Lu Wu felt that there was something wrong!

The morning training ended. Miss Joy was asked to restore the physical strength of all the team members. Lu Wu quickly packed his backpack and followed this group of researchers who were a little crazy.

Although these researchers looked very anxious in Qiuye Town, after leaving the town and coming to Route 114, these researchers who lacked physical exercise soon lost their physical strength.

Especially after crossing the bridge leading to Meteor Falls, many researchers were no longer as high-spirited as when they first set out.

Lu Wu followed this group of people from a distance, while observing the surrounding environment.

There was a red-roofed house on the other side of the river that was particularly conspicuous. Even though it was just dawn now, there was still light coming from that house, and it seemed that it had not been turned off all night.

As if sensing the movement outside, the window of the red-roofed house was pushed open, and a girl wearing thick glasses looked at the situation outside curiously.

"What are you going to do?"

The researchers had walked all the way here and were too lazy to talk to the girl.

"They are going to the mountain to look for meteorites." Lu Wu, who was at the end of the team, responded.

"Hello! My name is Mayumi. Are you the trainer they hired as a bodyguard?" Mayumi heard someone reply and hurriedly asked.

"No, these guys said that another meteorite fell last night. I thought it was strange, so I followed to see."

"Meteorite? I live at the foot of the mountain, why didn't I hear any movement?" Mayumi said strangely.

"But you are the first person to talk to me today. Do you want to come to my house for some tea?" Mayumi seemed to think of something funny and said with a smile.

Drink tea? Drink tea this early in the morning?

Lu Wu actually remembered who this person was, and nodded immediately.

Mayumi didn't seem to expect that someone would actually agree to her casual invitation, so she immediately closed the window happily, and finally the sound of slippers could be heard in the room.

The door of the house was pushed open, and Mayumi smiled and said, "You are the first person willing to visit my house. I think I have to give you a gift."

She smiled and handed a palm-sized meteorite to Luwu.

"You came here just to look for meteorites, right? This is what I picked up at the door of my house. I give it to you!"

Luwu followed Mayumi into her house, which was full of towering bookshelves, densely packed with various documents and materials.

"Sorry, I haven't cleaned and tidied for a long time, and the house is a bit messy." Mayumi threw a notebook full of densely written words on the bookshelf.