Everyone else is a trainer, but you are a swordsman?

About an hour later, a desert dragonfly, possessing the strength of a gym leader, flew swiftly from afar. Upon reaching the spot, it flapped its wings and slowly descended, finally landing beside the cold body of the man in black.

As the desert dragonfly landed, a figure jumped down from its back and stood steadily next to the man in black.

He silently watched the scene before him - just a day ago, the man in black was still standing in front of him full of energy, but now he has become a lifeless corpse.

The figure sighed deeply, seeming to feel helpless and regretful about this sudden change. He slowly extended his right hand and closed the black-clad man's wide-open eyes, as if wanting him to find peace before his departure. After doing this, the figure stood still, lost in thought.

……

After a day of fleeing, Feng slowed down his pace. The reason he fled so quickly was because he discovered two suspicious points. One was that the black-clothed man's space bracelet did not contain any wilderness survival supplies such as a tent or sleeping bag, not even any clothes.

This meant he must have a secret base or stronghold nearby, large enough for him to travel back and forth within a day. If it was a stronghold, then there was a high probability that there was more than one person involved. Given the loud noise from the previous battle, it would have easily attracted his accomplices.

This means that Feng’s previous guess that the man in black had followed him for three days is no longer valid.

It is more likely that the organization used some means to send a message at the edge of the forest, informing Feng of his direction of advance, and then someone in a stronghold somewhere in the forest would come to find him and "do the work."

The second suspicious point is that this organization doesn't just target young trainers; trainers of all ages are their prey. Given the elite strength of the man in black, it's clearly difficult for him to handle higher-level trainers. There must be even stronger ones above him.

Thinking of this, Feng felt a little heavy-hearted and just wanted to leave this man-eating Orange Forest as soon as possible.

Feng learned the name of this mysterious organization - Hunter - from the small notebook in the black-clothed man's bracelet.

They mainly attack trainers who act alone in the wild and make profits by reselling identity documents and robbing. If they encounter some high-value "prey", they will even play the role of kidnappers and human traffickers.

In addition, the book also records in detail the basic structure of the organization.

It turned out that the man in black was only a low-ranking member of this vast system, known as a "Hunter." His base and several other nearby bases were under the jurisdiction of the "Managers" of that area. These Managers were usually responsible for targeting young or middle-aged Trainers.

However, within the outskirts of the Orange Forest, there is a higher-ranking figure known as the "Chief Steward." This Chief Steward oversees all stewards and hunters within the entire forest, and his power is naturally not to be underestimated.

Not only the hunter group that the man in black belonged to, but also the background investigation team, the elf training team, the sales team, and the hunter headquarters. This organization had a strict hierarchy, forming a tight and efficient criminal network.

As for that computer, Feng can't use it unless he knows the password.

Time passed quickly, and two days had passed in the blink of an eye.

In the past two days, Fengma has been moving forward at a rapid speed without stopping, and finally succeeded in stepping out of the vast area of Chenghua Forest.

However, his vigilance remained undiminished. Fearing the existence of spies from the Hunter Organization outside the forest, Feng remained extremely cautious. He remained hidden in the shadows, moving cautiously forward, not wanting to reveal his whereabouts.

As he continued forward, Feng's vision gradually widened, and a vast expanse of ocean came into view. The shimmering surface of the sea shimmered brightly under the sunlight, and the sea breeze gently caressed his face, bringing a breath of fresh air and blowing away the haze in his heart.

Feng walked silently for a long time along the coastline, and finally, a pier in the distance came into his sight.

The dock is a bit old, but there are quite a few ships. Some sailors are busy working on and under the ships, and the Pokémon around them are also helping with the work, creating a harmonious and busy dock atmosphere.

The old man next to him seemed to have a different style of painting. He was chasing and playing with a cute long-winged gull.

"Xiao Pi, wait for me."

The old man chased slowly, and the long-winged gull deliberately slowed down to cooperate with him. It was old man Hatch, the owner of the pier.

Feng no longer paid attention to him. The owners of this kind of docks usually don't manage things personally, and given his age, he wouldn't often lead the team out to sea unless he met an important guest.

Feng found a sailor at the dock and asked, "When does the ship to Kaina City leave? Where can I pay the fare?"

"The ship is about to set sail. Hurry up and go to the house over there to pay." The sailor said, pointing to a house not far away.

Feng walked in the direction he pointed.

"Hello, how much is the boat ticket to Kaina that will depart soon?" Feng asked when he came to the ticket office.

"We only have economy class now, which costs 5,000 Alliance coins, and we'll stay in Wudou Town for three days," said the ticket seller.

"Five thousand? Why is it so expensive?"

"Some people have been very active in recent months, and the sea has been quite rough. Two ships have not returned from our dock." The ticket seller seemed to be hinting at something.

"alright."

Feng didn't listen to the hidden meaning in the ticket seller's words, and although he suspected that he was asking for a higher price, he still bought a coach class ticket. He then found the corresponding ship and walked into the cabin after checking his ticket.

The cruise ship is not big, with only three floors. The economy class is located on the first floor, without a view of the sea. The first class, VIP cabin and cockpit are located on the second floor. There is a restaurant and a battle field on the third floor.

Feng walked into the cabin, found his room, took out the key he got when checking in, and opened the door.

After placing the elf egg, he lay down to rest. He closed his eyes and recalled the past few days, his heart filled with emotion.

This world is really dangerous. If you are an ordinary new trainer, it would be difficult to move forward.

In a lawless place like the wild, with powerful Pokémon, social Pokémon, and hunter organizations, who would let you off the hook just because you're a novice? The bold and ruthless will naturally prey on the weak, stripping them of all their property and even their identities.

People only see how trainers shine on the field and how the Four Heavenly Kings champions shine, but they ignore the high number of missing people who leave the league every year. Every new year, many new trainers who have just turned 12 disappear forever in the wild.

……

As the whistle sounded, the ship set sail, and Feng gradually fell asleep. The days of traveling all night had really exhausted him, and with the Shield Sword Monster silently guarding in the shadows, there was no need to worry about safety issues.

When he woke up, it was already afternoon. Feng got up from the bed and went to the bathroom to wash his face.

Looking at himself in the mirror, Feng shook his head unconsciously. This look was not good, full of cruelty and disregard for life. It was obvious that he was not a good person.

Feng tried to relax his eye muscles, repeatedly adjusting his gaze, deliberately putting on a gentle and sincere look. After about ten minutes of fiddling, he finally looked presentable. To anyone who saw him, he looked like a gentle and innocent boy, quite deceptive.

After a simple meal, Feng planned to go to the deck of the ship to feed Gyarados.

When he came to the deck, the sea breeze blew away Feng's bad mood and gave him a rare opportunity to relax.

Many people on deck were busy feeding Pokémon or watching the seascape. A few long-winged gulls flew in, chirping, and landed on the ship's railing. The crew directed Hao Li as he labored tirelessly.

"Come out, Gyarados!"

"Roar!"

This should be the first time Gyarados saw the sea. Its tail was swinging back and forth, and it seemed extremely excited.

Several trainers nearby were attracted by Gyarados's roar and turned to look over.