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Chapter 81: Choosing a Place to Settle Down · Nov 09, 2026

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51 Chapter 51: Searching for Volcanion 2026-11-09
52 Chapter 52: The Ultra-Social Victini 2026-11-09
53 Chapter 53: Pangoro Is Not Laughing 2026-11-09
54 Chapter 54: Ogerpon — Fight, Fight, Fight 2026-11-09
55 Chapter 55: Come at Me All Together 2026-11-09
56 Chapter 56: Princess Kimia: She Noticed Me 2026-11-09
57 Chapter 57: Minister Jarvis, Stirring Up Trouble 2026-11-09
58 Chapter 58: Undercover Gardevoir, Move Out 2026-11-09
59 Chapter 59: Are You Sure You’re a Wild Pokémon? 2026-11-09
60 Chapter 60: Gardevoir: I Was Terrified Back Then 2026-11-09
61 Chapter 61: Ogerpon Guards Sora’s ’Food’ 2026-11-09
62 Chapter 62: Shoot Them Down! 2026-11-09
63 Chapter 63: This Is the Kingdom Ogerpon Won for Her Trainer 2026-11-09
64 Chapter 64: Princess Kimia’s Resolve 2026-11-09
65 Chapter 65: The Arrival of Volcanion 2026-11-09
66 Chapter 66: An Angry Ogerpon 2026-11-09
67 Chapter 67: Beat Him First, Talk Later 2026-11-09
68 Chapter 68: I’ll Give You Time to Recover 2026-11-09
69 Chapter 69: Despicable Human 2026-11-09
70 Chapter 70: Let’s Battle 2026-11-09
71 Chapter 71: My Ponpon Is Immune to Your Water Attacks 2026-11-09
72 Chapter 72: Breakthrough, Level 82! 2026-11-09
73 Chapter 73: Ogerpon’s Exclusive Terastallization 2026-11-09
74 Chapter 74: Is Your Ogerpon Even Legal?! 2026-11-09
75 Chapter 75: Power Is the Reason One Becomes King 2026-11-09
76 Chapter 76: Inviting Volcanion 2026-11-09
77 Chapter 77: Capture 2026-11-09
78 Chapter 78: The Arrogant Jarvis 2026-11-09
79 Chapter 79: You’ve Chosen Death 2026-11-09
80 Chapter 80: Entrusting Pokémon, the Ralts Egg 2026-11-09
81 Chapter 81: Choosing a Place to Settle Down 2026-11-09
82 Chapter 82: Plans Can’t Keep Up With Change 2026-11-09
83 Chapter 83: Unova, Don’t Contact Me Again—I’m Afraid Kalos Will Misunderstand 2026-11-09
84 Chapter 84: Carbink: ’The Imperial Army Asked Me to Deliver a Message’ 2026-11-09
85 Chapter 85: Marquis Korrina 2026-11-09
86 Chapter 86: Her Highness the Princess Might Actually Be a Hopeless Romantic 2026-11-09
87 Chapter 87: Repairing Magearna 2026-11-09
88 Chapter 88: Modifying the Doll Princess 2026-11-09
89 Chapter 89: Volcanion — ’I Don’t Even Know How Strong I Am?’ 2026-11-09
90 Chapter 90: The Illogical Move — Steam Eruption 2026-11-09
91 Chapter 91: Power Equal to the Gods 2026-11-09
92 Chapter 92: Hardworking Enough, But Not Qualified 2026-11-09
93 Chapter 93: Improvements to Steam Eruption 2026-11-09
94 Chapter 94: Volcanion’s World-Destroying Flower 2026-11-09
95 Chapter 95: The Next Destination — The Crown Tundra 2026-11-09
96 Chapter 96: The Concept of a Special Battle Zone 2026-11-09
97 Chapter 97: If Mewtwo’s Here, Can Mewtwo Girl Be Far Behind? 2026-11-09
98 Chapter 98: Setting Out Once Again 2026-11-09
99 Chapter 99: Victini Discovers a Wild Korrina 2026-11-09
100 Chapter 100: Victini — ’Whoa, That’s the Same Trick Sora Uses’ 2026-11-09

Chapter 81: Chapter 81: Choosing a Place to Settle Down

Because they trusted Sora to take good care of Ralts, they chose to entrust her to him.

Similarly, some ranchers and farmers would introduce production-type Pokémon such as Miltank and Mareep onto their properties.

This kind of ”introduction” was not direct purchasing.

Instead, through an application process, they would obtain the right to care for the Pokémon from their original Trainers.

The Pokémon would receive proper care.

And the products they produced would belong to the ranch owner.

If the Pokémon laid Eggs, those Eggs would not need to be returned to the original Trainer, though they also could not be sold.

The ranch owner could hatch them personally or gift them to others.

All of the above procedures required regular inspections to ensure the entrusted Pokémon were not being abused.

”This kind of entrustment system is already the best possible option.”

By comparison, directly trading Pokémon in reality felt a little too much like treating them as objects.

Even when watching the anime, Sora had always felt that casually exchanging Pokémon like that was somewhat strange.

Yet after transmigrating here, he realized this sort of thing truly existed in reality.

”So as long as money isn’t involved, it’s acceptable, huh?”

All he could say was that the League wasn’t as perfectly righteous as he had imagined.

There were plenty of gray areas open to interpretation.

”By the way, there’s something I wanted to discuss with you, Kimia.”

Sora currently had quite a lot of Pokémon.

There was no way he could carry all of them around with him forever.

Some of them needed a place to stay.

However, Sora didn’t have many acquaintances in the Pokémon world.

The Joy and Officer Jenny from Unova had been benefactors when he first arrived in this world.

But they had their own jobs and responsibilities.

Sora didn’t want to trouble them any further.

Most importantly, there was the issue of land.

To keep Pokémon, one needed a sufficiently vast area.

Something like Professor Oak’s backyard.

Unfortunately, Sora didn’t have a professor backing him.

He could only rely on himself to find a place and build something up gradually.

His original plan had been to buy a ranch and farm somewhere and slowly develop it over time.

”What do you think about the Nebel Plateau?”

After hearing Sora’s concerns, Kimia’s eyes lit up immediately.

”I mean, why not establish a nature preserve directly on the Nebel Plateau?”

”Then you could serve as the person in charge of the reserve.”

Sora was extremely powerful.

If possible, Kimia naturally hoped he would stay.

The Azoth Kingdom did not lack funding.

What they lacked was talent.

Excluding outside tourists and traveling Trainers, the only people in the entire kingdom truly capable of carrying major responsibilities were herself, Fleur-de-Lis, and the future Raleigh.

That level of manpower wasn’t enough even for a single city, let alone an entire kingdom.

”A nature preserve...”

Sora seriously considered the suggestion.

Honestly, he was tempted.

A nature preserve meant an enormous stretch of wilderness land.

That was far better than merely owning a ranch or farm.

”Those Pokémon abandoned by Trainers...”

Kimia said:

”Although the royal family can help care for them, the royal gardens are too small, and I personally don’t have the energy to look after all of them.”

”But...”

Sora hesitated.

”I don’t have that kind of money.”

”Money isn’t a problem!”

At that moment, Kimia fully displayed the overwhelming confidence of a royal heir.

Money?

What was money?

The scientific projects she usually worked on often involved investments of millions upon millions, many of which ended up going nowhere anyway.

Now that she had an opportunity to help wild Pokémon and improve their lives, she couldn’t ask for more.

”I actually already had plans like this.”

”I intended to designate an area on the Nebel Plateau and build facilities there, turning it into a sanctuary for Pokémon who’ve suffered harm.”

”It’s only because we lacked a suitable manager that the project never began.”

There were many challenges involved in this plan.

The biggest was safety.

How would so many Pokémon living together be cared for?

How would they prevent outside Trainers from secretly capturing them?

Kimia’s strength was comparable to a Gym Leader’s.

In the real Pokémon world, she was more than capable of guarding an entire region.

As for Fleur-de-Lis, she was slightly weaker than Kimia but still strong enough to oversee the preserve.

Unfortunately, as Kimia’s chief aide, she had countless affairs in the Azoth capital to manage and simply couldn’t spare the time.

If danger truly arose, the two women might not even arrive in time.

”If you leave some of your Pokémon inside the preserve,”

Kimia said,

”then with their strength, they should be more than capable of protecting the area.”

Yes.

Kimia had her eyes on Sora’s combat power.

Ogerpon and Volcanion aside—just Lilligant alone was terrifyingly strong.

Kimia had sparred with Sora before.

Without using Legendary Pokémon, Amaura and Buneary were basically there to make up the numbers.

Sylveon performed quite well.

Under Sora’s command, she successfully defeated two of Kimia’s Pokémon.

But Lilligant...

Near Level 70, Lilligant had practically crushed Kimia’s entire team with overwhelming force.

Champion-tier.

Without question, Lilligant possessed strength comparable to a Champion-level Pokémon.

That alone proved Sora wasn’t merely someone who relied on catching powerful Pokémon.

His ability to raise ordinary Pokémon was equally extraordinary.

(Victini: ”???”)

If Sora could raise more Pokémon like Lilligant and allow them to live within the preserve, it would perfectly solve Kimia’s current predicament.

”Can you let me think about it?”

”Of course!”

”Mm.”

Sora didn’t refuse outright.

He simply wanted to discuss it with his Pokémon first.

His household wasn’t a dictatorship.

Sora had always respected the opinions of his Pokémon.

Thus, after returning to his room, Sora released everyone and began discussing the idea of developing the Nebel Plateau and establishing a home there.

”Doo doo doo~~”

Among everyone, Magearna was unquestionably the happiest about Sora settling down on the Nebel Plateau.

The little puppet princess spun in circles excitedly, conjuring a huge bouquet of flowers out of nowhere, practically wishing Sora would stay immediately and become family with them forever.

”Whoa there, Magearna... why does this suddenly feel kind of heavy?”

”Talking about ’forever’ right away—someone listening would think this was some kind of band anime.”

Joking aside, there were actually quite a few Pokémon who agreed with Magearna.

Or rather—almost all of them had no objections to the proposal.

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