Over the course of two years, the ranch has gathered many Pokémon.
Naoki thought about each Pokémon’s preferences while selecting their favorite foods in his mind.
Once the shopping was done, Naoki piled the food onto his pickup truck and drove back to the ranch.
Just as he arrived, Naoki started directing Koraidon and Cyclizar to help move things together.
Once everything was done, Naoki returned to the living room to have a drink of water.
To his surprise, he found that Calyrex, who had been watching TV on the sofa, was missing.
On the sofa now, there were only a few small Eevees nestled together, sleeping.
Naoki glanced around, looked at his sibling Indeedee, and asked: "Where’s Calyrex?"
Sibling Indeedee: "Aiiy..."
It pointed towards the direction of the Glass Greenhouse.
So Naoki turned and headed to the Glass Greenhouse.
As he pushed open the glass door, he saw Calyrex sitting among a riot of flowers on the racks, playing on a smartphone.
Naoki: "..."
Oh no, Calyrex has stopped being addicted to TV and switched to obsessing over the smartphone.
Only then did Calyrex notice Naoki had co over.
With a reminiscent tone, He said: "If only I had a Rotom Phone to accompany back then!"
At that ti, wandering around the Crown Tundra wouldn’t have made He feel so lonely.
Naoki paused slightly, looking at Calyrex’s appearance, he couldn’t help but recall those lonely elderly people he saw in a past life.
Rather pitiful.
He didn’t disturb Calyrex playing on the phone but turned and left the Glass Greenhouse.
*
In the evening, after dinner, sibling Indeedee and Gholdengo went to the Pokemon Tavern to start the business.
While Naoki returned to his room, laying on the bed playing on the smartphone while hugging a fluffy Eevee.
A few unevolved Eevees cuddled up in a ball on his stomach, snug and nestled against each other.
Pawmot nestled at the foot of the bed, and Koraidon slept on the plush carpet.
Just then, the door was knocked.
Naoki got up to open the door, only to be surprised to find sibling Indeedee coming over quickly.
"What’s up?" Judging by its deanor, there must be an urgent matter, Naoki ate two pieces of Translation Nuts Cake.
Sibling Indeedee: "Aiiy!" (There’s news about the task Naoki had assigned to the tavern’s patrons to help find Pawmot’s parents!)
Hmm? Hearing these words, Naoki quickly sat up.
The Pawmot on the bed, who was originally almost asleep, also jolted awake, excitedly asking: "Pamor pamor?" (Really?)
Sibling Indeedee gently nodded: "Aiiy~" (Yes, it was a Squawkabilly that inford ~)
Three minutes later, Naoki and Pawmot rushed to the Pokemon Tavern.
The blue-feathered Squawkabilly was sitting at the bar drinking juice, holding a cup with its wings while chattering incessantly.
"Chirp chirp!" (Let tell you, when I was outside, I even managed to defeat fierce Pokémon like Tauros!)
The other Pokémon patrons around listened with interest to its tales.
Halfway through, Squawkabilly suddenly noticed Naoki and Pawmot walking in.
Pawmot imdiately flew over to inquire: "Pamor pamor?" (Did you really see my parents?)
Squawkabilly stared at it for a mont, looking slightly puzzled: "Chirp chirp?" (Are you Pawmot? Your color doesn’t exactly match who I’ve t?)
Pawmot nodded eagerly: "Pamor!" It was indeed Pawmot, undoubtedly!
Although Squawkabilly was a bit confused, it still started narrating its discovery.
A year ago, as it and its fellow Squawkabillies were soaring above a forest, they saw two Pawmots searching for their child.
Those two Pawmots even willingly climbed atop a towering tree, talking to them and asking if they had seen their child.
At that ti, Squawkabilly said no, and watched them dejectedly turn and leave.
Hearing about a towering tree in that forest, Pawmot suddenly got excited.
That’s right! It rembered there was such a big tree in the place it used to live!
"So, do you rember the location of that place?" Naoki, who had not spoken, asked.
Squawkabilly proudly nodded: "Chirp chirp!" (Of course, we Squawkabilly are the world’s best Pokémon, regardless of what it is, once seen, it will never be forgotten!)
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