The elves invade reality, and Ellie is going crazy for me on the charts!

He slowly squatted down.

"Cough cough."

"Although it's a bit late to start introducing myself now, but..."

Hello, Growlithe!

"My name is Xia Yu."

"I came here to see you."

"I want to be your companion, your family."

"Then we'll live together in this new world."

"So, how about coming home with me?"

Growlithe's eyes widened.

He looked at Xia Yu with some disbelief.

It lived in the forest for a month.

Growlithe has also encountered quite a few groups of Pokémon.

however.

Whenever it approaches an unfamiliar group.

They would all be beaten and driven away.

Let's live together!

This happened after I left my parents.

This is the first time someone has said something like that to me.

Katie's nose tingled with emotion.

His eyes also became more bright and alert.

Under Xia Yu's expectant gaze.

Growlithe bumped its head into the switch on the Poké Ball.

A red light flashed, enveloping a half-meter-tall Growlithe.

It burrowed into the Poké Ball.

The Poké Ball wobbled twice.

Then a notification sound appeared indicating successful taming!

Shiny Growlithe.

Conquered successfully!

Xia Yu gripped the Poké Ball tightly, his excitement beyond words.

—【Holy crap, what happened? Growlithe suddenly disappeared?!】

—【What is that ball in the streamer's hand? Why can it trap Growlithe inside?!!!!】

—【Wow, this is high-tech! Please, streamer, sell me one!】

—[Could this ball be a device that stores Pokémon? Does having this ball mean I can catch Pokémon like Growlithe and Beedrill?]

Xia Yu was in a great mood at this moment.

He glanced at the comments section.

He replied with a smile, "That's right, this is called a Poké Ball."

"It is an item that allows you to carry your Pokémon with you."

"After all, some Pokémon can grow to tens of meters in size, so they are definitely not suitable to be kept by your side. Therefore, putting them in a Poké Ball is the best choice."

"By the way, considering the limits of what trainers can take care of, each trainer can only carry a maximum of six Pokémon with them."

"The extra ones will be kept at home or in some Pokémon breeding houses for raising."

"Of course, in the world of Pokémon."

"Even ordinary people who aren't trainers will catch one or two Pokémon to live with them."

As Xia Yu finished speaking.

The audience in the live stream immediately erupted in excitement.

—So, if I can get a Poké Ball, I can catch a Pokémon like Growlithe?

—[Suddenly, I feel full of energy.]

—【Please, streamer, sell me one! I really love that little red dinosaur I saw online.】

—【Yeah, streamer, I'll tip you, sell me a Poké Ball.】

—【Hi streamer, I'm a student. Could you please send me the items for free, and also include shipping? And maybe even include a few Pokémon in the package? After all, I'm a student (lol).】

—【Could the streamer please teach me how to catch Pokémon if I don't have any? Please! Waaaaah!】

—【Haha, I've already encountered so many Pokémon similar to Beedrill and Growlithe in the wild. I want to catch one like the streamer!】

——【Count me in!!】

Xia Yu's live stream room was instantly filled with countless dazzling gifts.

Just a few minutes.

The amount of gifts received in the back office has already exceeded five figures.

He clicked his tongue in amazement.

"Internet celebrities really make a lot of money."

"No wonder Alicia, that little rich girl, keeps asking us to go out and play!"

……

Thank you so much, [Akagitoki], for the generous donation of 100 points!

Chapter 11: This streamer is a real jerk; he'll stop streaming as soon as he's made his money. [Seeking data]

The live stream was bustling with activity.

Xia Yu pondered for a moment before slowly speaking.

"Friends, I understand your desire to capture Pokémon."

"However, I still want to remind you of something first."

"Most wild Pokémon in the Pokémon world are docile and easy to tame."

"But there are also many beings that harbor strong hostility towards humans."

"Take Beedrill, for example. It's known as one of the wild Pokémon that Pokémon trainers least want to encounter."

"They are numerous, as rampant as stray dogs on the roadside."

"Although their individual strength is not strong."

"But the problem is that Beedrill is a social Pokémon."

“If you provoke one of them, the other beetles will swarm and attack it.”

"And there are also things like the 'King of the Forest' and the 'Circle Bear'."

"The Alethos race, skilled in using highly poisonous creatures."

"A group of hot-tempered monkeys with a brutal temper."

"The Gyarados clan, the overlords of the sea, and the Megalodon clan."

"Without sufficient strength to support them, my advice is to not hesitate when you encounter them, turn around and run away immediately."

These are some words spoken by Xia Yu.

This immediately dampened the enthusiasm of many viewers in the live stream.

Yes.

Pokémon are, after all, creatures with powers far exceeding those of normal humans.

If you rush in without knowing their intelligence, you'll be recklessly overwhelmed.

Who knows if we'll encounter another Pokémon as fierce as Beedrill?

—【Wait, what did I just hear? Did the streamer just say that Pokémon of Beedrill's caliber are as common as stray dogs in the Pokémon world?】

—【Holy crap, is this for real? I thought these little sprites were at least area bosses!】

—【The world of Pokémon is terrifying!】

—【That's not entirely true. While Beedrill is indeed terrifying, the streamer's Growlithe is also quite adorable!】

—I wish I had a little fairy too.

Speaking of which.