Shortly after the call was made, the doctor stepped into the car. However, before leaving, he asked Odamaki to temporarily administer Eevee to all-weather anesthesia, and not to conduct research without permission until Ibu's origin was confirmed. The reason is that Odamaki's assistant, Josui, finally told him about meeting Ibu and bringing it back before Dr. Ohki left.

That Eevee, he snatched it from a few vicious Pokémon. And those Pokémon cooperate tacitly, if it weren't for the fact that he had also traveled outside as a Pokémon trainer for a while, I'm afraid this Eevee wouldn't have been able to bring it back.

Those Pokémon didn't really move, probably because they were ordered to drink and were not allowed to harm humans near the Oki Research Institute. After all, whether it is the alliance or various organizations, there are very few people who dare to do it in Dr. Oki's house...

Dr. Oki is considered one of the most important doctors in the Kanto region, whether it is the Pokémon Alliance itself or some organizations that cannot show up, Dr. Oki's own existence is inextricably linked to them. If you act rashly, it is very likely that the melons will be attracted and the whole body will be moved, and the entire Kanto region may cause a large turmoil.

In other words, it is very likely that Qiao Xiu will take the name of Dr. Ohki and snatch the experiments that are very important to others under the hands of a certain organization and bring them back.

The things involved in this are bigger. Odamaki probably knew the rules and regulations, and he didn't shirk much when Dr. Ohki asked him to do something, but promised to do everything he said.

Damu originally wanted to explain something to Sika, but since Sika had already left the institute and didn't know where to go, he had to give up, got on the bus to the hospital, and disappeared into a cloud of smoke.

In the afternoon, after completing his work, Sika said a brief goodbye to Dr. Odamaki and Joshou, and then ignored their stunned and disappeared into the depths of the backyard.

With the robes still stacked on the terrace and the clients gone, there was no need for Sika to continue working in the institute. And because the previous chores were just idle pastimes, there was no limit to what left, and the thought arose and left.

It didn't know Odamaki and Qiao Xiu well, and since they were also responsible for the hygiene and household activities during the period of living in the Oki Research Institute, Sika, who had nothing to do to pass the time, decided to go deep into the back mountain where Dr. Oki was said to be all-encompassing, and see what was inside.

During the trip, I heard many nagging Ash narrators about how big the mountain behind Dr. Ohki was, and how much and everything there were, and he had been living in the Ohki Research Institute for two days, but he hadn't really said that he had carefully explored it. He was free right now, and decided to spend the rest of his time in the doctor's backyard.

Of course, he didn't have anywhere to go except the backyard.

Dr. Oki's backyard is a vast and dense forest, like a real primeval forest, but it is not shrouded in the laws of the forest. In any area of forests, rivers, river beaches, sand, or rocky fields, neither wild Pokémon nor Pokémon that have been subdued by others will fight each other for a living.

At most, they will fight for the attribution of certain foods. Although almost all the trees in the depths of Dr. Oki Mountain are fruit trees, and there are several Pokémon in each area to maintain order, there is no deliberate allocation of food.

After all, the back mountain here of Dr. Oki is just a place for idle Pokémon to live freely for the time being, but it is definitely not a nanny.

Speaking of idle, in fact, Pokémon that have been subdued by humans often have only four endings: release, idleness, fighting, and application. Often, when there is no intention to do combat or any application, often the pokemon will be idle in some places. Of course, in this case, there may be Pokémon running away directly, and it is also very possible.

After all, Poké Balls can only control Pokémon inside Pokéballs, and if Pokémon leave Pokéballs and as long as they are not taken back, they can go anywhere they want, if they want.

But escaped pokemon generally only account for a small percentage of idle Pokémon, and the reason...

Although Poké Balls themselves actually have no way to limit the range of Pokémon's activities and freedom, they are accustomed to the life of being bred by people, and it is rare for Pokémon to have the idea of returning to the real wild, the kind of place where the laws of the cruel forest govern it, so they are often inadvertently restricted by their own freedom.

Many Pokémon were taken care of by humans when they were still an egg, and they were even more unable to understand and adapt to the cruel laws of the forest, and naturally they were even more unlikely to want to return to the wild.

Of course, there are also curious people who have gone in, but what the ending will be, it will be up to fate. Although all Pokémon yearn for freedom, whether they have a life to be free is also a reason to consider.

Probably because of this, right? Dr. Oki studies Pokémon so he understands that Pokémon yearn for freedom, but he is afraid of the cruel ambivalence of this contradiction, and for some reason he is driven to try to create a fruit forest that can allow Pokémon to live freely as he wants, but will not be shrouded by the laws of the forest, but according to the current point of view, it is probably successful.

In fact, many people know that Dr. Oki is a well-known knife-mouthed tofu heart, although he is strong, but the heart that loves Pokémon has never been cold. Even though many of his actions can be said to be cruel to Pokémon, they all have certain limits.

At least Dr. Oki once confidently and naturally told him in an interview with a reporter that any Pokémon he studied was respected by him and that life should not be desecrated.

The dark forest trail, many of the Pokémon that haunt here are strange, accustomed to looking at Sika passing by, watching him silently pass by them, and then disappear at the end of the trail, gone.

The dense forest is dark, damp and sultry because the trees are too vigorous to block almost all the sunlight in the canopy, and the temperature cannot be dissipated, and because of the abundance of distribution.

Although the various energies in this world are not very friendly to ordinary creatures, the frequent visitors to the world's forests in distant memories, insects have all disappeared without a trace, making the forest not so annoying, and Sika, who is accustomed to human civilization and life, is still not so accustomed to such an environment. And such a living environment also inadvertently reminded him of the memories of struggling in the Tokiwa Forest for two years...

It's a little more annoying.