Capítulo 183: Chapter 183
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"Ahem." Before Dak even entered the Isshin Dojo, Bisharp leapt down from the rooftop, landing in front of him.
The current Bisharp had grown under the influence of the One Piece world, reaching a height of 1.8 meters, comparable to Dak and 0.2 meters taller than the average Bisharp.
"Not bad, seems like you've mastered Observation Haki."
Dak raised a hand to rub the blade on top of Bisharp's head.
The blade on Bisharp's head was a deep gray, indicating he wasn't yet a true 'leader.'
In this world, many Bisharp had blades that were light silver, but thanks to Kozaburo's blade forging, Bisharp's blade was deep gray, showing greater hardness and toughness.
In the Pokémon world, any breeder would be impressed by Bisharp's current state.
Achieving this effect would typically take years of teaching by a breeder, but Kozaburo, as a master swordsmith, managed to do it in an unconventional way, achieving results beyond typical breeding methods.
Speaking of blade color, a true Bisharp would have a golden blade, signifying he had become a true leader.
To have a golden blade, Bisharp needed a group of Pawniards under his command, a sign of leadership.
So, Dak needed to summon three groups of Bisharp to have subordinates.
A Bisharp without multiple Pawniards underlings lacked the mark of a true leader.
For Bisharp to evolve into Kingambit, he needed to defeat three Bisharp leaders.
Within a Kingambit group, when a Pawniard evolved into Bisharp, it would challenge the leader. The winner retained leadership, and the loser left the group.
Only groups led by Kingambit could tolerate multiple Bisharp.
However, if the blade on their head was damaged, neither Kingambit nor Bisharp could obtain leadership credentials.
"Ha ha~"
Bisharp laughed happily, gesturing energetically.
Bisharp was visibly excited about Dak's arrival, an 'immature' display among his species. If his Pawniards subordinates saw this, it would diminish his authority.
Most Bisharp maintained a stern, cold demeanor, rarely showing emotion in public.
Due to the harsh living conditions and the difficulty of evolving from Pawniard to Bisharp, most Bisharp rarely smiled.
But Dak's Bisharp was only six months old, living in Isshin Dojo with two kids, so his immaturity was understandable.
"Huh? The old man even taught you this."
By 'old man,' Dak referred to Kozaburo, who was spying on them from the forest.
Kozaburo, likely in his last years, had been teaching Bisharp both types of Haki, hoping to lead him down the path of the 'black blade.'
"Chief Dak."
At this moment, Kuina also ran out.
Seeing Bisharp suddenly leave, she knew something was happening and rushed over.
"Long time no see, Chief Dak."
Koushirou slowly walked out from the dojo.
"Long time no see, Koushirou, Kuina."
Dak nodded, greeting the father-daughter duo.
Using his psychic abilities, Dak sensed increasing tension between Koushirou and Kuina.
Previously, Kuina's sudden death had stopped their conflict. Now that she was alive, their unresolved issues needed addressing.
This family matter had to be resolved internally, and Dak believed Zoro would come up with a solution. Despite his flaws, Zoro was reliable.
"What brings you here, Mr. Dak?"
"I'm here to take Bisharp. I'll be teaching him Armament Haki for six months and helping him evolve."
Dak stated his purpose.
This made Zoro, who was eavesdropping, tense up. If Bisharp evolved again, he'd be unstoppable.
"Evolution?"
Koushirou and Kuina remembered Pawniard's crucial evolution that had saved Kuina.
"Yes."
"I understand. Well, Bisharp, it seems we'll see you in six months."
Koushirou nodded, not one for unnecessary words. Knowing this would make Bisharp stronger, he had no objections.
As Bisharp's teacher, Koushirou also wished for his disciple's growth.
"Six months without Bisharp..."
Kuina felt a bit sad.
She was very fond of Bisharp, not just for saving her life, but also for his calm demeanor, a contrast to the reckless Zoro. She often confided in Bisharp.
With Bisharp gone, whom could she talk to? Zoro? She'd rather die.
Currently, she was already frustrated by Zoro surpassing her in strength. Showing weakness to him was unthinkable.
"Ahem."
Bisharp patted Kuina, comforting her.
Six months wasn't long for a steel-type Pokémon like him. With proper care, they could live for thousands of years.
Bisharp's species frequently fought over territory with the Haxorus species. Long lifespans were necessary for survival.
Who knows, Kuina's descendants might be long gone while Bisharp still lived, perhaps even babysitting for them.
"He'll be back in six months. I don't understand swordsmanship, so he'll return to train with Koushirou."
Dak waved, leading Bisharp away.
"Bisharp! Don't overdo it! Eat and sleep well, less training!"
Bang!
Zoro, shouting after Bisharp, was cut off by Koushirou's hand strike.
"I won't overdo it. We'll slack off together. Don't train secretly behind my back!"
Zoro, undeterred, continued shouting. He feared Bisharp would outpace him.
"Zoro, will you really slack off?"
Kuina's eyes lit up.
"Of course not! That was to trick Bisharp. I'll work twice as hard."
Zoro rolled his eyes at Kuina and headed to the back mountain with his wooden sword.
Back on Pokémon Island, Dak immediately began training Bisharp.
The training site was the naval base beneath the inland sea. He planned to involve Z as well.
Although Dak was a breeder with max-level Armament Haki, he wasn't a teacher. Z and Garp would be better suited for teaching Haki.
On Pokémon Island, humans couldn't use their abilities, but Pokémon could.
Future battles on Pokémon Island wouldn't just be pure Pokémon battles. They'd involve elements from various worlds.
For example, Pokémon from the One Piece world might have Devil Fruit abilities and use Haki. Pokémon from the Naruto world might use ninjutsu and dojutsu.
Meanwhile, environmental department head Kuma had found a suitable uninhabited island.
Dak could take Giratina to uproot the island's forest and transplant it outside Alliance City, refining it further.
The uninhabited island, located in the Calm Belt, was being devoured by sea kings. In two years, it would vanish completely.
To prevent this waste, Dak decided to transplant the 3,000-square-kilometer forest to Alliance City's outskirts.
3,000 square kilometers matched the size of Viridian Forest in the Pokémon world, the largest forest there, capable of birthing Celebi after millions of years.
Once the forest was fully transformed, the environment around Alliance City would be perfect.
Only minor improvements within Alliance City would be needed, and it would be stable.
When the new world was unlocked, Dak would start building a new city.
The location was already chosen.
A city under the 'World Tree,' though the name was undecided.
What is the 'World Tree'? Pokémon Island was modeled after the Breeding House, which had a tree inside. Naturally, Pokémon Island also had a massive tree.
That was the 'World Tree.'
Dak envisioned a place where Mew could eventually appear.
The Pokémon world had a 'World Tree,' home to an ancient Mew.
Under this World Tree was 'Orudoran City,' birthplace of the Aura Hero.
If Dak could leave a 'Legend of Aura' in the new city, perhaps Aura power would emerge on Pokémon Island.
(End of Chapter)
Capítulo 184: Chapter 184
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[Alliance Calendar Year 1, March 14] [This is my third day as an Alliance Ranger, and my tasks continue.]
Swish, swish, swish.
A girl named Ain leaned against a tree trunk, holding her notebook, ready to record today's observations.
Completing the ranger's log was a daily task for every ranger.
Snap.
Ain closed her small notebook. The rest of the content would have to be written after seeing things firsthand.
She had thought that after leaving the Navy's new recruit training camp, she would become an honorable marine. Instead, she was assigned to be an Alliance Ranger.
This wasn't common in the current Navy.
With the sharp decline in pirates, the Navy's demand wasn't as pressing as before, so many marines were transferred to work with the Pokémon Alliance.
For them, it was just a change of workplace and department.
Recently, the forest on the outskirts of Alliance City had suddenly expanded. The forest grew so large that the Pokémon originally living there felt uneasy and were hesitant to venture into unfamiliar areas.
Especially since the forest now housed various fierce beasts.
While not extremely powerful, these beasts were deadly enough for ordinary people and young Pokémon, causing the once peaceful life of the Pokémon to become fraught with danger.
The rangers' job was to ensure the forest's natural order wasn't disrupted by human activities and to rescue Pokémon in emergencies.
"Leavanny, let's go. Today, we need to venture deeper."
As a ranger, Ain had her own Pokémon, one adept at navigating the forest.
This was a prerequisite for becoming a ranger.
If one's partner was a Steel-type or Fire-type Pokémon, those trainers would likely not qualify for the ranger position.
The ranger's job was arduous, but the daily routine of observing the forest with one's partner fascinated some people.
Moreover, rangers were well compensated.
Due to the inherent dangers, their salary was five times that of Pokémon Center medical staff, and they had eight days off each month.
The only downside for Ain was the shift rotation—working day shifts one month and night shifts the next.
The two of them hopped from tree branch to tree branch through the forest.
Even though Ain was just a very strong ordinary person, she could still move between trees, a basic skill for rangers.
In the forest, if you couldn't jump from tree to tree, you might as well go home. There's always someone ready to take your place!
Pokémon Island was never short of people and Pokémon!
"Lev!"
During their progress, Leavanny's head leaf suddenly stood upright, and it halted.
"Crawl forward."
As Leavanny's caretaker, Ain understood her partner well.
Leavanny meant there was a strong presence ahead.
Ain knew there must be a powerful wild Pokémon claiming that territory.
Ordinary beasts in the forest were no match for Leavanny. For Leavanny to call something strong, it had to be a Pokémon.
Ain and Leavanny landed on the ground and crawled forward, using bushes for cover.
Ain's ranger uniform, developed by Monet using combat suit technology provided by Reiju, featured cat-like pads on the feet, allowing her to move silently.
Soon, Ain saw the Pokémon Leavanny had sensed.
It was a green Scyther!
This Scyther's arms were blood-red, with traces of dried blood, and its eyes were bloodshot, likely from recent combat.
At Scyther's feet lay five hyena-like creatures, obviously wild animals from the One Piece world.
These hyenas must have either fought Scyther for territory or seen it as prey, not realizing the formidable opponent they were challenging.
Pokémon living on Pokémon Island were well aware of their surroundings and rarely attacked other creatures unless provoked, especially not lethally.
Without deep grudges, Pokémon typically drove other creatures out of their territory rather than killing them.
Ain watched silently, not intervening.
She pulled out her ranger's log and began recording everything she saw.
[A powerful Scyther resides in the northeast area of the Western Alliance Forest, high-level and hostile. Not suitable for novice trainers.]
[Danger Level: ☆☆☆☆]
Currently, trainers in the Pokémon Alliance had official public rankings.
Novice → Advanced → Expert → Professional → Gym Leader → (Elite) → Elite Four → (Champion) → Champion → Master
Each level had different criteria, considering both the number of Pokémon and their levels.
These rankings were recorded in trainers' ID information, based on the most recent data.
This helped trainers understand their own strength and also regulated who could participate in various activities.
For example, Dragon of the Revolutionary Army often had other responsibilities, leaving little time to manage his gym.
Thus, only expert trainers (with six Pokémon at level 30 or above) could challenge Dragon, the Dragon-type gym leader of Baltigo.
Participating in the Pokémon Island Battle Tournament required meeting professional trainer standards.
Without these rules, gym leaders could be overwhelmed by thousands of novice trainers daily.
"Lev."
Leavanny patiently waited for Ain to finish recording before they moved deeper into the forest.
As Alliance Rangers, they had to identify the 'bosses' of the forest, mapping their territories to plan their patrols.
For example, Flying-type rangers would be assigned around Grass-type bosses, Electric-type rangers around Flying-type bosses, etc.
The goal was to have countermeasures in place.
In the following days, Ain's tasks continued.
[Alliance Calendar Year 1, March 15]
[A major conflict occurred between Pinsir and Heracross groups near the southeastern lake, which was calmed by the lake's boss, Swampert.]
[Sudowoodo fell into the lake.]
[Alliance Calendar Year 1, March 16]
[Found a Pokémon egg, waited a day without seeing its parents, had to take the egg for care.]
[Sudowoodo fell into the lake again.]
[Alliance Calendar Year 1, March 17]
[A Bonsly and Sudowoodo fell into the lake.]
Days passed.
Late at night, Ain lay in the rangers' cabin.
Moonlight filtered through the window, illuminating the bed where the girl lay, staring at the moon outside.
Ain had heard that the Pokémon Alliance was preparing to build a breeding base in the suburbs, providing a place for staff to find Pokémon.
She also heard that there would soon be a vote to choose the 'Starter Nine' Pokémon for the breeding base. These nine would be the Alliance's focus for future breeding.
In the future, the descendants of distinguished Alliance staff could choose a Pokémon from the Starter Nine when they were ready to travel.
"Leavanny, let's take a vacation to visit the breeding base."
"Lev?"
Leavanny tilted its head, unsure what was so interesting.
"We should see what the legendary Starter Nine Pokémon are like!"
Ain seemed very interested in the final decision for the Starter Nine.
"Lev."
Leavanny wasn't curious, but it was willing to accompany Ain.
"Hehe, let's get some sleep. We have to get up early. The Primeape in the south have been restless and might attack the Shroomish territory."
Ain smiled, snuggled into her bed, and pulled Leavanny in for a hug.
Having a partner to sleep with was a new joy for Ain, and she deeply appreciated Leavanny's presence, loving the Pokémon from her heart.
She had already decided to protect the Pokémon in this forest.
"Lev."
"Good night."
Meanwhile.
In the Breeding House.
Dak sat at his desk, a map of Alliance City laid out before him.
He was considering where to build the breeding base.
The base had to be large enough—not as vast as the Safari Zone, but ample for nine Pokémon species to live without fighting for territory.
"Darkrai, where do you think is best?"
"Dark..."
Darkrai pointed to a spot on the map.
It was Vegapunk's research facility.
(End of Chapter)
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