Pokémon: Dream Chaser

The so-called rock field is actually similar to Yazawa's Great Plain in the Orange Islands, Little Orange Island, with rocky floors, undulating rocks, and sparse weeds.

Here, Yazawa sees the most people are the Duduli group and the little magnetic monster group.

After coming here for two days, I also looked for a lot of places and found Pokémon such as Coal Turtle, Kodora, and Shock Monster, but after all, there was no Yukira and Round Land Shark that Yazawa wanted.

Although the Coal Turtle and Kodora are relatively rare Pokémon in the Johto area, Yazawa has no idea of accepting it.

The coal turtle feeds on coal, and the furnace in the carapace must burn continuously for 24 hours to maintain life, and if the fire weakens, it will be listless, and if the flame disappears, it will die directly.

The coal eaten by the coal turtles in the rock field is basically some artificial coal, and most of the coal turtles Yazawa encounters are listless, without a bit of fighting spirit, and Yazawa naturally has no idea of subduing.

As for Kodola, there are not many rocks in the rock field rich in iron and mineral water, and most of the encounters are stunted.

This so-called hunting area, Yazawa can be said to have come by pleasure and returned defeated.

At least in the rock field, Yazawa has not encountered a single one that can be seen.

Either stay away from the feeding box, stunted, and have too much potential consumption, or stay close to the feeding box, have no worries about food and clothing, and do not have any fighting spirit to become stronger.

Disheartened, Yazawa left the rock field straight and prepared to head for the desert.

But unexpectedly, the desert is the same, there is no wind and sand, you don't feel the heat, it's just a simple sandy environment.

Yazawa did encounter a round land shark, but because the round land shark lived close to the feeding box, there was no need to worry about food, so the round land shark was too heavy.

Normal round land sharks, although their bodies are small, but they are all muscles, and the bite force is very strong, but the round land shark that Yazawa encountered is full of fat and slow to move.

Then there are mountain peaks, wetlands, forests.

In this hunting zone, Yazawa wasted a whole month and finally did not hold out any hope.

The so-called hunting zone is more like a zoo, and the Pokémon in it do not have any wildness.

And there are feeding boxes everywhere, with special people to raise, there is no need to worry about food at all, which also leads to the entire hunting area, there will be no fights over food.

Compared to the wild wilderness area of the Guandu area, it is larger and more luxurious, but it is full of pets without any wildness and without any motivation.

So Yazawa left, did not capture a single Pokémon, and returned all thirty field balls intact.

Even if he encountered some relatively rare Pokémon, Yazawa had no idea of accepting it because of various problems.

However, in the hunting area, although the Pokémon in it are not very strong, they are very suitable for the training of Leo Lu and Desert Naia.

Under some of Yazawa's secret rubbing actions, this month is not without gains, and the level of Leo Lu and Desert Naia has both increased and reached the early stage of the advanced stage.

That's why Yazawa stays in the hunting zone for a month.

After Leolu and Desert Naiazi broke through the early stage of the advanced level, Yazawa didn't even treat a moment and left the hunting area directly.

After a little rest at the Pokémon Center, Yazawa sat on the back of the fast dragon and prepared to head to the Uzumaki Islands.

Sitting on the back of Kuailong, Yazawa saw Ash and his group on the sea on a sightseeing cruise to the Uzumaki Islands.

And they were also unlucky because of Team Rocket, when the cruise ship passed the sea whirlpool, fell into the sea, but because Yazawa found that there were others to rescue, they did not go down.

In addition to Ash and his group, Yazawa also saw Lokia's shadow again, flashing at the bottom of the sea.