Farming in the Pokémon World

The journey of those one hundred civilian trainers did not cause any waves in the league.

However, President Otani and Damaranch were feeling emotional. This was a difficult step, but they took it after all. These children were the seeds of hope, and when they grew up, the Kanto Alliance would usher in new changes.

Of course, this will happen a long time in the future. What they have to do now is to support them silently and help them grow.

Otani would not interfere in these matters anymore. Damaranch would arrange his trusted men to follow up and provide assistance when necessary.

Inside Otani's farm, he was comforting Butterfree leader because his child was missing, the naughty little guy.

"Butterfree, don't worry, that little guy has found himself a very good trainer."

Otani said.

"Fuwu"

Otani heard the blame in Butterfree's voice, wondering why he didn't stop the little guy, after all, he was still too young.

Otani touched his nose embarrassedly. He couldn't come up with an excuse like he didn't recognize it. After all, with his ability, distinguishing each Pokémon was a piece of cake.

"Butterfree, children have to go through hardships before they can grow up. You are spoiling him too much. This is very bad for his future."

Otani's face turned stern.

Butterfree thought about it and agreed, but this was his first child after all, and he was reluctant to let go. How would he explain to his wife when he got back?

Butterfree flew away in a daze.

Otani secretly breathed a sigh of relief and fooled the person away. If Butterfree really started to make trouble, he would not be in the right.

He had some selfish motives in bringing Butterfree's child into the team without permission, because the child had extremely excellent qualifications, and any civilian trainer who could have him would at least achieve the quasi-king level.

In addition, Otani will provide unlimited resources to the children, so the children of Butterfree will only reach a higher level.

Speaking of funding, Otani also has a headache. Logically speaking, with his current income, he shouldn't worry about money, but there are so many mouths waiting for him to feed. Even though his daily income is an astronomical figure for ordinary people, it is not enough now.

Fortunately, Butterfree's production has already started to make a profit, and there will be income from Beedrill and Tribeca honey in the future.

But this will take some time, should we sell some of the original blocks?

It doesn't seem impossible. As for who to sell it to, just ask Du first. He must need it.

After all, it would take time for Charizard to break through to the champion level even with Otani's special block, but it would be different with the original block.

After lunch, Otani called Du and asked him to come to the farm when he was free.

Although Du was a little confused, he still made time for it and turned down some unnecessary meetings.

In the afternoon, Du rode Charizard to the farm, pushed the door open and walked into the room. Otani had already made tea and was waiting for him.

"It's really strange that you would take the initiative to call me. Tell me what's going on."

Watari casually sat opposite Otani and took a sip of tea.

Otani pulled out a piece of Groudon's original cube.

The Charizard behind Du suddenly lost its composure and started to look at Du frantically.

"This is the latest block I developed. It is made of the powder of the two gems. I have already used it to test its specific effects. What I can confirm is that it has a very strong effect on champion-level elves and can greatly enhance their strength."

Du took the original block with some doubt. The Charizard's eyes were full of desire, and its tail was shaking behind it like an electric fan.

Du looked at Charizard speechlessly and was about to give him the block when he was stopped by Otani.

"This cube is different from the previous ones. It will make a lot of noise after taking it. My suggestion is to wait until you get home before using it."

Du withdrew his hand that was reaching out to Charizard and put the block close to his body. Charizard looked at Otani with resentment.

"Don't look at me like that. I'm doing this for your own good. Once you eat it, you'll know how painful it is."

Otani said calmly.

Charizard lay on the ground somewhat depressed.

"Tell me, what's the price of this block?"

Watari said cheerfully.

“Not expensive, not expensive, hehehe”

Otani suddenly became a little mercenary and said with a smile.

“It’s just a friendly price of 1 million per piece.”

“That’s really cheap.”

Du said nonchalantly.

Otani was a little disappointed because he didn't see the scene he wanted to see.

Damn you big dog owner, I should have quoted a higher price earlier.

Du paid the money on the spot very readily, giving 200 million, and then under the urging of Charizard, he had no choice but to go back. He originally wanted to have a free meal.

Otani waved happily at the door.

With a profit of 2 million in just a few hours, this is enough capital for working capital.

The food allowance that was originally intended to be deducted can now be restored to normal supply. But seriously, the sharp-toothed land shark eats so much, why hasn't it evolved? Is its body normal?

Otani was a little confused. Generally, when this situation occurs, there is only one possibility: the Pokémon itself does not want to evolve and is suppressing the power of evolution.

Otani thought about it and roughly guessed what Land Shark was thinking. He wanted to accumulate more energy at this time so that he could become stronger when he evolved into Land Shark.

Because when a Pokémon evolves, its strength improves fastest as long as it has enough energy, and there isn't much Otani can do now.

The next morning, Venusaur told him good news that the mutant fruit tree planted at the door had sprouted.

"So fast?"

Otani was a little surprised. Normally, without external interference, it would take at least a week for ordinary tree fruits to germinate.

The mutated tree fruits will sprout in about two days. If they can be popularized on a large scale, the cost of the blocks will be greatly reduced, which is a good thing.

Otani couldn't wait to get to the door. There was a cleared space next to the house with several fruit seedlings already sprouting out of the soil.

Otani looked at the saplings with satisfaction. If this trait could be inherited and bred, it would be a good thing for all trainers in this world.

The cost of training Pokémon will be greatly reduced, and of course the competition will be more intense.

This problem is a headache for the league's top management, but Otani also has a solution.

We can refer to the team league experience in previous lives for reference.

However, it is too early to say this now. What is important is whether the rapid growth characteristics of the mutated fruit can be bred out.

Otani lets Bulbasaur use natural energy to speed up the growth of the fruit.

Of course, you can't speed up too much at once, otherwise the fertility of the soil will not be able to keep up, so you need to take it slow.

In the next few days, Otani spent the whole day taking care of these fruit seedlings, recording their growth data bit by bit in a notebook.

Finally, the fruits of the tree were ripened by Bulbasaur, and they were all common varieties. Otani retained and marked some of them as samples for the next planting, and then began to test the nutritional content and energy changes of the mutated fruits.