Pokémon: Rise of Evil

Chapter 235 Gardevoir

After thinking it over, Shota closed his Pokémon Encyclopedia and used Instant Teleport to leave the rest area of ​​the Silver Conference.

……

Vermilion Leaf City, ever since the identity of the Ma Zhishi Rocket Cadre was exposed, there was a period of turmoil here, but soon, after some consideration, the Alliance looked at the new gym leader and suppressed it.

People don't know why the turbulent situation here quickly stabilized after the new gym leader came.

Thinking carefully was not what they should do, so in the center of Vermilion Leaf City, citizens posted the name of the new gym leader and her photo to express their respect for the new gym leader and to deter those villains.

In the Withered Leaf Gym, Amado smoothed the hair at the temples and continued to make the swallowing motion.

"It seems that with Naz's help, you were promoted very quickly and became a cadre in no time."

Yamado said vaguely: "This, this is not your credit, it was given to me by Sister Nazi."

Shota didn't want to argue with her, but felt that the current situation was very good and he felt a little happy.

After letting Yamato have breakfast, Shota looked at the sea view in the distance through the window of the gym, and he felt that the time was almost right.

……

At night, at the airport in Vermilion City, Yamato, wearing a pair of dark black women's sunglasses, reluctantly grabbed Shota's hand and said, "When will you summon us?"

"After I take control of the Hoenn Alliance."

"You are really ambitious."

As he spoke, Amado pecked Shota on the cheek, took a step back, and continued speaking:

"This is one of the reasons why you are so attractive to me. Don't die, you stinky man. If you die, I will take over your entire company, and your illegitimate child will not get a penny."

Shota turned around with a smile on his face and left the waiting hall under the gaze of Yamato.

On the plane, Shota looked at the clouds the plane was passing through leisurely.

Just as he was lost in thought, a voice appeared in his mind:

"Hello, sir. We meet again. What a coincidence."

Following the direction of the psychic energy, Shota saw a female Gardevoir pushing a cart.

"Well, I'm very sorry. I wanted to talk to you, but I seem to have too much work on hand right now. I will find time to talk to you later. I don't know why, but I always have this impulse. Please forgive my unreasonableness."

Looking at this Gardevoir that was busy using its superpowers to deliver meals to the passengers on the plane, Shota nodded the moment his eyes met with Gardevoir's, then turned to look at the clouds outside the window.

After getting the answer she wanted, the female Shana worked harder and more accurately.

Around 3:00 p.m., a familiar voice appeared in Shota's mind again:

"Sir, could you please come to my room?"

Shota looked at Gardevoir, who was waiting for him shyly on the sidewalk, and observed the strange looks given to him by the people around him.

Then he stood up without hesitation and followed the lowered Gardevoir to her lounge.

"Damn it!"

"Damn it. Why don't I get this treatment?"

"Okay, big brother, stop feeling sorry for yourself. If you could have a look like that handsome guy just now, that Gardevoir would also invite you."

……

Amidst everyone's hushed discussions, Shouta followed Gardevoir into her lounge.

"Well, sir, uh, just sit anywhere. I'll make you some tea."

After saying this, Gardevoir hurried into the kitchen.

Shota looked at the pink mattress and sat down on it.

Not long after, the aroma of tea wafted from the kitchen.

Gardevoir came to Shota with two cups of tea and some snacks. After using her super powers to find a table and a chair, Gardevoir and Shota sat opposite each other.

"Please use."

"Thank you."

After using his super powers to sense that the tea was not poisonous, Shota picked up the cup and took a sip. It tasted indeed good.

Seeing that Shota seemed to be enjoying himself, Gardevoir also spoke up:

"Sir, can you tell me what happened to you earlier?"

"It may seem a bit presumptuous to say this, but I still want to ask, because I can often feel people's moods, I can feel their joys, sorrows, anger and happiness. As a Gardevoir flight attendant, helping passengers soothe their moods is also one of my jobs."

"I have seen many human beings with all kinds of emotions, and among them, sadness is the most common one I have seen."

"Sir, your sorrow completely overwhelmed me that day and made me shed tears involuntarily, which I have never experienced before."

At this point, Gardevoir put down the teacup in his hand and continued to speak with curiosity:

"So, I want to ask, why are you so sad?"

Hearing Gardevoir's final question, Shota gently placed the cup in his hand on the table.

“Because I’m lonely.”

"Lonely?"

"Yes, it's loneliness. I'm going to tell you the truth, do you want to?"

"Then go ahead, sir."

"I'm not actually a human from this world. I come from another world."

"Um, so what?"

Looking at this, believing in himself, Shota felt that Gardevoir was somewhat vivid, or to be more precise, somewhat incredible.

But he continued to speak:

"After I entered this world, I found it difficult to personally experience people's emotions. I don't know why. It seems like there is a wall blocking me from the other side of this world."

As if he had recalled something, a faint smile appeared on Shota's face.

"Until I met a Larulas who was very clingy when he was little."

"Until now, I can still recall the pitiful look in her eyes when she begged me to hug her."

"After that, she evolved into a Gardevoir. She seemed to always be able to sense some of my extreme thoughts, and then used her insignificant thoughts to touch the barrier in front of me."

Speaking of this, Gardevoir, who was sitting opposite Shota, suddenly felt an incredible happiness that permeated her whole body.

“It turns out that there is not only sadness, but also happiness.”

Gardevoir wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes and continued to listen to Shota's story.

"She successfully cured my disease, but she also paid a corresponding price. She used her life as a powerful punch to break through this barrier."

"For me, it was a time of endless despair and sadness."