Pokémon: Gyarados Evolution

The first day of camping again is finally over.

I am used to sleeping on a comfortable cushion, but it is a bit strange to sleep in the wild.

Since the city is a no-fly zone, you cannot fly with Pokémon unless you have special permission.

Jon could only go to the breeding house, borrow a bicycle shamelessly, and return to the city center of Kanaz City.

Only here can Jon's needs be met in one stop.

After preparing all the supplies, Jon still has a lot of funds.

After getting a production process of a dragon-attribute Pokémon energy block from Daigo, Jon's backpack was almost full of raw materials.

After all, the rarer the thing, the higher the failure rate. This is why the dragon-attribute Pokémon is powerful, but the poor have almost no way to cultivate it.

It is rare to see the final evolved Pokémon in the wild, which is also because their natural evolution requires a long process.

Often in this process, they are either subdued by the trainer or die.

Setting foot on a familiar journey, without the restriction of flying, Jon immediately released the Toucan.

The Toucan flapped its wings and flew high, taking Jon to shuttle through the vast forest.

It took him three or four days to walk before, but this time, except for letting the Toucan rest every hour, it only took him one day to return to his camp in the wild.

I don’t know if the Kokodoras have slacked off in the past few days, but I only left three days of food for them.

The Kokodoras lying around the wooden house opened their eyes after hearing the subtle movement of walking.

"I'm back!"

As soon as the voice fell, they looked up and saw Jon's very familiar face and the Toucan hovering above his head.

Then, they immediately gathered around excitedly, calling happily, and the sound came one after another, full of joy.

Jon quickly took out a bag of food specially prepared for rock-type Pokémon from his backpack, then slowly squatted down and patiently fed them one by one.

Now that he had Bankiras, he really didn't need a combat force like Boskodora to join the team, but this didn't prevent him from getting along harmoniously and friendly with the Kokodoras.

This feeling of getting along, well... is just like feeding those cute kittens and puppies.

The key is that they are full of trust in Jon and are willing to accept Jon's feeding with joy.

Jon looked at his wooden house quietly, and for a moment, a different feeling surged in his heart.

Recalling this experience, he almost never came back this time.

He didn't know how long these Kokodoras would wait for him here.

He stood quietly for a long time until the Kokodoras kept rubbing his trouser legs intimately.

"Do you want to play with Baby Dragons?"

Jon asked softly.

Hearing this, the Kokodoras immediately jumped up and down with excitement.

Jon understood, reached out and touched his remaining five Pokémon Balls, and threw them all out.

As soon as the baby dragon came out, it couldn't wait to collide with the Kokodoras closest to it.

Both little guys fell to the ground, but quickly stood up and began to play freely.

The pool of Gyarados was dry at this time, and it immediately sprayed a lot of water when it saw this.

Gradually, the water level of the pool began to rise slowly, and it happily returned to the pool, constantly slapping its tail hard, and for a while, the water splashed everywhere, like pearls falling.

Seeing this, Bankiras and Hound rushed to flee the area quickly, fearing that they would be splashed by the water.

The big wolfhound was leisurely, and found a comfortable position at the door of the wooden house and lay down comfortably.

Since it was familiar with Jon's plan, it knew that now was a rare time to relax, have fun or rest.

So it yawned comfortably, closed its eyes and continued to sleep.

Jon did not control them. Although there were people to help take care of the wooden house, the wind and sand here were not too strong, but there would be dust flying occasionally.

Now the house was full of dust. He had no choice but to let Bankiras help him carry the bucket to the pool of Gyarados to fetch water, and then he would clean it up slowly and carefully.

Slowly, he planned to train Bankiras to get used to water.

Although it would still be hurt if attacked by water, it would be good as long as there was a certain resistance.

At this time, he couldn't help but think of the encounter that Xiaozhi had once encountered.I have never seen a swimming Tyrannosaurus that can swim in the water.

Since Tyrannosaurus can swim in the water, then Banguilas must be able to do it.

"Right, Banguilas!"

Jon's voice suddenly sounded behind Banguilas, and Banguilas instantly felt an inexplicable chill. He turned his head subconsciously and saw Jon's smiley and meaningful expression.

Every time Banguilas went to fetch water, Gyarados would deliberately splash water on Banguilas' body, making it wet.

Although Banguilas's strength is generally higher than Gyarados, due to the attribute restraint, it is still uncertain who will win the final victory if they really compete.

However, it is precisely because of the existence of Banguilas that Gyarados has been more diligent in training.

As Jon's first Pokémon, it firmly believes that it must always maintain its position as the boss.

Fortunately, it has the same idea as Jon, and Gyarados means the most to Jon.

Even if all resources are drained, Jon will not hesitate to upgrade Gyarados first.

This two-way rush of one person and one Pokémon makes Jon full of expectations. He sincerely hopes that Gyarados can break through himself and upgrade to the gym level as soon as possible.

There are still 20 days for special training, and Jon has made plans long ago. The first gym to challenge is the Orange Gym.

After a simple cleanup, looking at the large number of Cocodora on the field, Jon did not prepare so much Pokémon food this time.

In desperation, Jon could only take out energy cubes as their lunch.

Fortunately, Jon is familiar with making ordinary energy cubes.

These energy cubes are almost all for them to fill their stomachs and replenish a little energy, but even so, they are so happy that they can't help themselves.

After having enough food and drink, they were very sensible and well-behaved. They immediately returned to the cave and started digging for the reward for the meal.