Traveling through time and becoming a new recruit of Team Rocket, the initial elf is an Arbor snake that was left behind by someone else.
There are no mythical beasts, no plug-ins, and no system. The boss is Sakaki, his teammates are all lunatics, and the first lesson in the training camp is - learn to kill.
I thought this was the beginning of hell.
Until my Arbor snake evolved for the first time in a life and death battle.
It's not the strongest, but it can play dead, sneak up on me, and react before I give my orders. The training camp instructor said that you are not like a trainer and a Pokémon, you are like a person divided into two halves.
Later I found out that Sakaki had been staring at me from the beginning. "Some things are planned," he said.
Later, I used this Arbo snake to defeat the Four Heavenly Kings of Kanto.
This is not a story about talent. This is a story about "survive".
Reader comments
It's very interesting, and the content is very novel. I think it's very interesting. After all, Team Rocket can even create mythical beasts. It's normal to create some modified ordinary Pokémon. Such successful transformations are really good-looking. I've seen that it's rare to see Pokémon and humans sharing the same thing because of technology, like the kind that other people share only if they don't have the power of waveguides or some special ability, but like because it's man-made, it's really awesome. I highly recommend this book! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's quite interesting. The content is very special. It's the strongest man-made Arbor Snake. Human beings and Pokémon share the same senses as Ash's waveguide. However, the proximity is too slow. Overall, it's very interesting. It's not a brainless novel.
It's very interesting, and the content is very novel. I think it's very interesting. After all, Team Rocket can even create mythical beasts. It's normal to create some modified ordinary Pokémon. Such successful transformations are really good-looking. I've seen that it's rare to see Pokémon and humans sharing the same thing because of technology, like the kind that other people share only if they don't have the power of waveguides or some special ability, but like because it's man-made, it's really awesome. I highly recommend this book! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's quite interesting. The content is very special. It's the strongest man-made Arbor Snake. Human beings and Pokémon share the same senses as Ash's waveguide. However, the proximity is too slow. Overall, it's very interesting. It's not a brainless novel.