Pokémon the Dream: Eevee's Journey of Change

Kentaro kept circling around Donald, raising a lot of dust around him.

At first, Donald thought it was somewhat interesting and planned to have a Pokémon capture battle after Kentaro left.

But as time went on, his face gradually became gloomy.

He thought to himself:

"This Kentaro from the Elven Plains is really shameless! He has already circled in front of me almost three times!"

Three circles! Three circles.

Do you know how I got here?

The feet are stepping on the rough soil and the mouth is eating dust.

Every time Donald made the move to throw a Poké Ball, Kentaro would watch from the side.

He couldn't help but think that in this magical Pokémon Plain, people captured Kentaro very frequently, and even Xiaozhi was no exception.

Originally, Donald thought it was just a coincidence.

But at this moment, his thoughts changed.

When things are abnormal, there must be something wrong.

These Kentaro must have undergone rigorous and meticulous training.

As soon as they see someone throw a Poké Ball, they react instinctively.

With its strong body and agility, it quickly flew forward and intercepted the Poké Ball accurately.

What should I do now?

Have you seen $_$ lose money?

I've never seen anyone offering money on their own initiative.

The elves were conquered on their own initiative. Is this a piece of cake?

That’s wishful thinking. The Elf Alliance will not do business at a loss.

Although it seems that those who come to catch Pokémon have made a profit, in fact, they are never the real winners.

After all, the cost of raising Kentaro is very high, and those tourists who come to hunt will eventually send them back to the Elf Paradise because they cannot afford the cost of raising Kentaro.

In this way, Elf Park can not only obtain free feeding power, but also charge a certain amount of free foster care fees.

The tourists can only take away a few photos and some not-so-good memories.

As long as humans approach, they will take the initiative to approach and ask humans to subdue them in exchange for food.

This has greatly reduced the difficulty of capturing Kentaro, and it has even become the preferred target of many novice trainers.

However, behind this seemingly easy capture process, there is a greater crisis hidden.

As time went on, the Kentaros gradually lost their identity and became pure tools.

They no longer pursue freedom or explore the world, but live simply for food.

As time went by, this situation became more and more serious, and more and more Kentaro began to form a conditioned reflex————

As soon as they see someone throwing a Poké Ball, they will rush forward immediately.

Of course, Zhiye is the only exception.

He actually succeeded in subduing thirty "scammers" at one time!

This action directly led to a sharp decline in the number of Kentaro in the Elf Paradise.

This forced the Elf Alliance to quickly transport a batch of new Kentaro from other places to fill the vacant positions.

At this moment, Donald was helplessly looking at Kentaro who was circling around him with flickering eyes.

He thought to himself, "How anxious are these guys?

I'm so eager to hit the Poké Ball and then do a Kentaro-style live porcelain show..."

Thinking of this, Donald decided to change his strategy and find a way to defeat these smart and powerful opponents.

"Well, let me show you Ibrahimovic's 100% shooting."