Pokemon: The Gym Heir

You're already a gym leader and you're still level 14 with Pokémon, so you shouldn't be doing this anymore. Rules are rules, but people are flexible. Find a late-blooming Pokémon, don't recruit it, grow up together with it, and build a bond. Once you can recruit Pokémon, you can make it your main Pokémon. If you become a trainer at 14 and a champion at 18, is 4 years enough for a legendary trainer to evolve into a third-stage champion?

This book isn't all Fire-type Pokémon. If you're planning to go for a "Sunny Day Team" build, do you have any Pokémon recommendations?

The main character's current Pokémon: Blastoise, Arcanine, Nidoking, Dragonite, Charizard, Fennekin, Lycanroc (Dusk Mode), Sakura, Majestic Fang, Slaking, Sylveon, Crystal Onix, Clefairy, Umbreon, Scizor, Volcarona, and Pleasant.

The Pokémon fantasy novels written by casual gamers have zero relevance to Pokémon except for the names.

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Keep up the good work on your new book, the one about Sandstorm Lord is pretty good.

The plot is well-written, keep updating!

The secondary settings, especially the levels, are divided too few times. And one of Blaine's mainstays, Charizard, is only a Gym Leader? According to your logic, only Masters can compete for Champion titles. But Blaine's main force isn't even at the level of the Heavenly King?

The Orange Islands are distributed as follows: yellow represents the convex orange islands.

Is the sign prohibiting guide dogs for blind people or for guide dogs?