Nightti.
Wu was video chatting with Grandma from Dragon Land, who was far away in Unova, on his phone,
"Grandma! Mission accomplished! I’ve recovered all the Deino!" he exclaid excitedly, turning the cara to each Deino.
The elderly woman with frosted white hair on the phone saw the Deino and burst into laughter, making sounds similar to Wu’s soothing tones for the Deino.
"I’ll bring them back soon!" Wu first said this and then ran to the master bedroom to grab Baimu, saying he wanted to introduce him to Grandma.
Baimu found it hard to resist his enthusiasm, so he greeted Grandma.
"Hello, Grandma, nice to et you."
"You too. Wu has really troubled you, not only asking for your help but also disturbing your life," the old woman said with a very kind smile.
"No, no, it’s just mutual assistance."
Baimu hurriedly waved his hand.
At this mont, Wu interrupted: "Grandma, you wouldn’t know, but Baimu is a descendant of Dragon Tars living outside."
He quickly explained so of his guesses.
"Oh? Is that so?"
Grandma on the phone was also surprised and carefully examined Baimu’s features.
The latter just felt a wave of embarrassnt. Grandma from Dragon Land was a person of great wisdom, probably able to see through his pretense at a glance, so he quickly added: "This is just Wu’s speculation because I have a token passed down from ho, but I’m not clear about its origin."
"Hmm... Can you show the token?" Grandma didn’t give a direct conclusion.
Baimu’s heart skipped a beat, but he still raised the token, bringing it close to the cara for Grandma to inspect.
The phone cara probably doesn’t have high resolution, right?
It shouldn’t.
And after seeing the wooden token, Grandma squinted slightly and suddenly asked, "Has the surface been polished?"
"Uh..."
Baimu weakly asked, "Why do you think so?"
"Because it looks too new, though it does appear a bit old."
Grandma sighed and continued, "Honestly, I can’t determine its origin. This token’s design is too rare, and I’ve only seen it a few tis in my youth."
"Eh?"
Wu beca interested, "Grandma, is this token very rare?"
"Yes, it’s special. Normally, a Dragon Tar’s token has dragon energy symbols on both sides and isn’t made of wood like this, and is narrower in width..."
As Grandma spoke, she suddenly looked at Baimu, "Baimu, based on your appearance alone, you indeed have so elents of the Dragon People. If you don’t mind, you might try visiting places like teor Village or Yanmo City; you might find your roots there."
The old woman didn’t seem to think he was lying, believing that he didn’t know his own background, and even gave him advice.
Baimu nodded to indicate he understood, feeling especially complex inside.
After finishing this topic, Wu didn’t seem to want to stop; his eyes twinkled as he suddenly said to Grandma, "Grandma, these Deino are to be entrusted to trainers for raising in the future, right?"
"Yes, that’s correct."
"Why not let Baimu raise one! It’s too pitiful for a Dragon Tar to have no Dragon Attribute Pokémon!" Wu ran to the Aggron with his phone, "Look at this strong Aggron! Baimu has raised it very well!"
"... Roar!"
Aggron didn’t quite understand what he was saying, but upon hearing him praise, instinctively raised its arms and roared, "Thunk!"
Then he pointed the cara at Chansey, who was startled and stiffened, "Look at this Chansey."
Then towards Mawile—
Wu looked at its big jaw, "Uh... Anyway, as you can see, Baimu is definitely a very suitable candidate!"
"Yes, I can see, indeed very good."
Grandma’s voice ca from the phone, "What you’ve said is certainly worth considering, but have you asked Baimu’s wishes?"
"Baimu! Do you want to or not?"
Wu excitedly pointed the phone towards Baimu, raising his brows to signal him to agree.
He’s putting the cart before the horse...
Though it’s to give him a Pokémon.
Baimu and Grandma’s eyes t on the screen. After considering for a few seconds, he bowed to her, "If possible, I hope you can entrust a Deino to for training! Please!"
"Hehehe, seems like you’ve co to an agreent." Grandma laughed and continued, "Since that’s the case, I can agree to entrust one of the Deino to you. But which Deino it will be, I won’t decide for you.
"Before Wu leaves Pyrite Town, as long as you gain the favor of any Deino, you will be qualified to train it. I think such a basic task shouldn’t be too difficult for you, right?"
The old woman seed to be testing him.
"Any Deino’s favor?"
Baimu’s expression turned odd at this, and Wu’s expression beside him was also quite strange.
"Yes, if you have any questions, I can answer them for you." Grandma thought the forr felt it was a bit challenging.
The result.
The two exchanged a look, and Wu slowly backed away, exposing Baimu completely, "Ready, OK!"
The latter said, "Alright, I’ll start now."
Grandma: "?"
Next mont.
"It’s chow ti, kiddos!" Only to hear Baimu shout loudly.
Bam, bam, bam, bam.
A sudden clamor of collisions ca from outside, followed by a chorus of tender excited cries.
"Mwooh!" "Nughuh!"
In the blink of an eye, six Deino rushed into the bedroom, eagerly scrambling around amidst Mawile’s alard expression.
Clang, clang, a chaotic jumble of noise.
Mawile vigilantly defended its princess bed, using its large jaws to bump away any approaching Deino.
Not catching any scent of food, the Deino then sward towards food-maker Baimu, rubbing against him and even nibbling various parts of his body.
"Mwooh! Mwooh!"
These fellows resembled hungry Husky puppies, the kind already capable of wreaking havoc.
"Grandma, does this count as favor? Even though it’s towards the food I made."
Three or four Deino clung to Baimu, with one even climbing atop his head, and he turned to speak to the sowhat startled yet amused Grandma.
"Hahaha, I haven’t seen such an interesting young person in a long ti. Very well, very well, it seems you’re even more outstanding than I imagined. I indeed believe you have the bloodline of the Dragon People."
Grandma said, "Not just anyone can make food that leaves Deino so eager—why not try training six of them? There are Dragon Tars in Dragon Land who raise multiple Deino, you know."
"No, no, one is enough, one is enough."
Baimu quickly rejected Grandma’s suggestion. Raising Deino, such Pokémon is inherently slow-developing and requires a lot of ti investnt for training.
Training six at a ti, who could handle that?
Even with a simulator, it wouldn’t be manageable.
And so.
The matter of training a Deino was officially settled.
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