Pokémon cross over into the real world

"How is this possible!" Sixth Master stared wide-eyed in disbelief. Amu was a legendary trainer specializing in Poison-type Pokémon. His ace Pokémon, Seviper, possessed legendary-level high-tier combat power, and its venom was so potent that no Pokémon dared to touch it. Crobat was a legendary-level mid-tier Pokémon, and its speed was lightning fast. In addition, there were Beedrill and Drapion, both of which were legendary-level. How could they have been dealt with so quickly?

With a loud "boom," the villa's front door exploded open, the door frame and surrounding walls breaking apart, revealing a giant fist smashing through the door. The fist vanished, revealing a small figure standing outside—it was Infernape Goku, who had tossed the powerless Seviper inside.

A black figure flew in from above the doorway, somersaulted a few times in the air, and landed smoothly. It was Zarude Li Bai, with a large Beedrill tucked under its arm. Immediately afterward, two giant birds flew into the villa from the doorway as well. A Pidgeot carried a Dracovish in its talons, and an Eggman carried a Crobat in its talons. Both were dropped to the ground.

"Cover me, retreat!" Seeing this situation, Sixth Master didn't waste any words and made a decisive move. He threw out three Poké Balls, and his dozen or so bodyguards also threw out Poké Balls, containing various Pokémon. In a short time, more than thirty Pokémon appeared. Sixth Master knew that his strongest fighter had already fallen, and these cannon fodder were definitely not enough. He just wanted to buy some time so that he could escape.

The Pokémon charged in, resulting in a chaotic battle. Among them were several Master-level Pokémon; Sixth Master himself had thrown out three Master-level Pokémon. However, for Jiang Zining and Jia Wencheng, these were simply walking experience packs. Wang Qiyi's primary purpose in bringing them out this time was to train them.

Battles in the arena are completely different from real-life life-or-death struggles; there are no rules here, and you can even attack the trainer. Wang Qiyi handed over the battle to Jia Wencheng and Jiang Zining, while he went alone to pursue the fleeing Sixth Master.

More than a dozen bodyguards, armed with submachine guns, escorted Sixth Master as he retreated towards the villa's basement. He was determined to escape and take the treasure from the vault. Sixth Master was extremely cautious; his escape preparations were well in advance. His vault was a small shipping container directly connected to the basement garage. To flee, he simply needed to connect the vault to his car in the basement.

Upon reaching the basement entrance, they saw a young man chasing after them alone. Without hesitation, more than ten bodyguards opened fire on Wang Qiyi. The bullets, just like before, were blocked by an invisible wall of light. Behind Wang Qiyi floated a tall, humanoid cat-faced sprite. The group exchanged bewildered glances, having never seen this sprite before.

"You are..." Sixth Master seemed to recognize the Pokémon. A cold sweat broke out all over his back. He had seen Wang Qiyi on TV before; after all, Wang Qiyi's Champion Journey was broadcast globally, and the viewership was very high. So Sixth Master recognized Mewtwo, because that Pokémon was too special; he remembered it after seeing it only once. But the boy in front of him looked somewhat different from Wang Qiyi, and he was unsure for a moment.

"You recognized me? Then I won't pretend anymore. Anyone who shoots at me wants my life, so I have no reason to hold back. Their souls are yours." As soon as Wang Qiyi finished speaking, everyone seemed to go silent, with only the sound of horses' hooves approaching from afar.

Looking again, they saw a black warhorse galloping towards them, ridden by a rabbit-like elf wearing a huge green crown, emanating a chilling aura. Everyone froze on the spot, unable to even pull the trigger, slowly collapsing and letting out painful screams.

A black mist began to envelop these people, their bodies crawling with various dark purple patterns. They were enduring immense torment. Some writhed on the ground, others foamed at the mouth and convulsed. When the Rachelon devoured a soul, it would imbue that person with their deepest fears—usually those who had committed evil deeds and were now seeing those they had killed seeking revenge.

For once, Sixth Master showed a look of panic. He watched his men scream in agony, then turn into corpses one by one. The mental torture and agonizing struggles they endured before death sent chills down Sixth Master's spine, and he was drenched in cold sweat. He collapsed to the ground, his legs trembling uncontrollably. This was the feeling of death approaching; soon, he would be next.

"I can give you anything you want. The vault is downstairs, and everything inside is yours, as long as you let me go."

"Whether I let you go or not, everything below will be mine," Wang Qiyi said coldly.

"The vault is heavily armored; even bombs can't break it. Without my password, you'll have a hard time opening it." Sixth Master still wanted to make one last attempt.

"Really? Too bad, that won't work on me. My Pokémon has Space-type moves." Wang Qiyi released Hoopa, who smiled at him, flashed its golden ring, and then reached into the ring, randomly pulling out an item—a transparent box about the size of a shoebox. Inside was a pink fairy-type gem, its quality judged to be at least level six. Level six resources and equipment are already worth over ten million, and this fairy-type gem is relatively rare and quite large, its price easily reaching ten million Alliance Coins. It's definitely a good item.

Sixth Master's mouth dropped open. He knew the fairy-type gem was taken from his vault because he recognized the box. He stood there dumbfounded, unsure how to beg for his life.

Just as the Crowned Queen was about to make her move, Wang Qiyi shouted, "Wait!"

Sixth Master thought his life was spared, so Wang Qiyi released Ah Dai and said, "Ah Dai, use Dream Search to find his memories and locate all his hideouts. We'll wipe out this criminal group in one fell swoop. Although we can't completely eliminate evil, at least we can have some peace and quiet for a while."

"Understood!" Ah Dai said, then yawned at Sixth Master, who soon fell into a deep sleep.

A series of major crimes have occurred in Yinchuan City, with 73 people killed, all belonging to the same criminal gang. The modus operandi has drawn attention.

Recently, a series of heinous crimes have occurred in Yinchuan City, Inner Mongolia Province, resulting in the deaths of 73 people in just three days. The news quickly topped the trending search list after being exposed online, drawing widespread attention from the public.

According to police reports, the initial scene of the incident was the villa of Liang Shizhong (known as "Sixth Master"), a wealthy man in Yinchuan City. Inside the villa, Liang Shizhong and 18 of his men (including his butler, Amu) were all killed. The scene showed clear signs of a Pokémon battle and a gunfight between humans. An investigation revealed that over 60 Pokémon were involved in the fight, including 4 Legendary Pokémon, 20 Master Pokémon, and several Elite Pokémon. The battle resulted in the deaths of 18 Pokémon (including one Legendary Pokémon), and the remaining Pokémon were severely injured and unable to battle.

Subsequently, police discovered the body of legendary trainer and Hujir Gym Leader, Chani, in the basement of the "No Drinking, No Return" bar in Yinchuan City. Also found in the same dark room were the bar's general manager, Liang Ping, and 22 of his subordinates. Traces of a Pokémon battle were also found at the scene; among the 52 Pokémon involved in the battle were four of Chani's legendary Pokémon and two near-legendary ones.

In addition, police discovered 10 bodies in an abandoned factory 50 kilometers west of Yinchuan City, including the factory's owner, Liang Yan (Liang Ping's cousin, a PhD in Chemistry from Springer University). Investigations revealed that the factory was a drug manufacturing site, producing methamphetamine, heroin, and other drugs for a long time, and was suspected of drug manufacturing and trafficking.

A slaughterhouse in Yongning County, southern Yinchuan City, was vandalized, resulting in the deaths of 15 people, including the slaughterhouse's manager, Bayek (a native of the Bear Country, nicknamed "Bear"). The slaughterhouse, ostensibly engaged in livestock slaughter, was in reality an illegal human organ trading center, sourcing its organs primarily from human trafficking, fraud, and kidnapping.

Eight people were found dead in a motel in the wilderness 70 kilometers east of Yinchuan. There were signs of a battle between elves at the scene. Among the dead was Liu Junhan (nicknamed "Big Bug"), who specialized in kidnapping and extortion.