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Chapter 15: The Electric Ghost!

Pokémon Go

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“Is what you’re saying true?” Logan asked.

“It kept me from sleeping all night.

Neither Heracross nor Growlithe could find that Ghost-type Pokémon,” Jason said.Full novel: Pokémon Go — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

Logan held back his excitement.

If it really was as Jason said, then there was no doubt it was that Pokémon.

A powerful Pokémon capable of changing between six forms, with practically unlimited uses.

What excited Logan the most was that if that Pokémon changed form, it would very likely possess moves impossible to have at the current stage.

And not just one move with more than one hundred power!

Overheat, Hydro Pump, Blizzard, Leaf Storm…

In the early stages, that was simply heaven-defying!

“Drive faster,” Logan said.

“I’m already at the limit,” Jason replied.

Jason did not understand why Logan was so excited, but he was also anxious.

They kept driving all the way to Jason’s private villa, and Logan finally understood why Rotom had chosen Jason’s villa.

It had all kinds of appliances.

It was the model home of a rich person.

Rotom, commonly known as the electric ghost, was an Electric + Ghost-type Pokémon.

It could attach itself to household appliances and change form.

In a normal house, there would not be such a complete collection of electrical appliances.

For example, a lawn mower was not something common.

“Rotom is composed of electric ions and can move freely through wires.

Capturing it won’t be easy,” Logan thought.

Although the difficulty was high, he was not going to give up.

Six forms with free switching.

There was only one like it; there was no other equal.

“Let’s go in,” Logan said calmly.

“It’s only a Pokémon’s prank.

By the way, why didn’t you take off the equipment?” “Every time you take off the equipment, one of your Pokémon drops 1 level,” Jason explained.

“Who dares take off the equipment now?” Logan glanced at the forum.

It turned out that after he fell asleep the previous night, the system had updated once, imposing restrictions on those who took off the equipment to fight in real life.

“In this way, the further the game advances, the less people will be willing to take off the equipment.

This world really will end up being occupied by Pokémon Go.

This game has great ambitions,” Logan thought.

“First, let’s find where the Pokémon is.” Logan pushed open the villa’s front door and entered.

“Let’s make something clear first.

I will capture that Pokémon.” “As you wish,” Jason chuckled.

“Besides, between you and me, why divide yours and mine?” Logan looked at him.

“Get lost.” In the villa’s living room, besides Jason, there were two other people.

An imposing man was Victor Brooks, Jason’s father.

The other, with a pointed face and a crafty appearance, was quite unfamiliar.

“Mr.

Brooks, good evening,” Logan greeted.

“Logan, I’ve heard about you.

Intelligence suppression.

Very good, very good,” Victor said with a smile.

“You praise me too much.” “This is a player at the same level as you.

You must have heard his name, Damian Carter,” Victor introduced.

“I also invited him to deal with the Ghost-type Pokémon.

To be honest, I have quite a good opinion of that Pokémon that appears and disappears mysteriously.

It’s just that Jason has a certain psychological trauma with it.” Logan looked at Jason.

Jason said in a low voice, “When that Pokémon scared me, I was busy in bed.

I almost died from fright.

Whoever dares want a Pokémon like that can have it.” Logan nodded.

He could understand the psychological problems.

“Hello, Damian.

I’m Logan Cross.” Logan extended his hand.

Damian frowned and said, “You and I will compete, each using our own means.

There’s no need for you to try getting close to me.” “Ok…” Logan calmly withdrew his hand, but a cold flash passed through the depths of his eyes.

“Then let’s each use our own methods.” Logan sent out Growlithe.

“Jason, come with me.” “Grrroar!” Seeing the two walking shoulder to shoulder, Damian also went in another direction and sent out a Grimer.

Then he said in a low voice, “So he’s a dog raised by the Brooks family.” According to what he knew, Jason usually distributed Growlithe among his lackeys.

Damian evidently assumed that Logan’s Growlithe had also been given by the Brooks family.

“I didn’t know my father would call someone else,” Jason said.

“It’s fine.” Logan shook his head.

“Which appliance was haunted?” “The lawn mower,” Jason said with an ugly expression.

Logan held back his laughter.

He could imagine it: at a critical moment, a lawn mower approaching with an enormous sound of blades.

Who would not be scared?

Arriving in front of the lawn mower, Logan said to Growlithe, “Follow the scent of the lawn mower and search for the source of the smell.” “Grrroar!” Growlithe sniffed the lawn mower and then turned around to leave, moving through different places in the mansion.

Logan followed it patiently.

A Pokémon like Rotom, the electric ghost, was not easy to capture.

Above all, patience was needed.

If Rotom did not want to battle, no matter what methods you used, it would hide inside the appliances.

What could you do then?

“Ugh…” After going around several times, Jason had already complained several times, but Growlithe still kept circling everywhere.

“I already tried this method.

It’s useless,” Jason said.

“That’s because you don’t have patience,” Logan said calmly.

“If you had had a little more patience, maybe this powerful Pokémon wouldn’t have fallen to me.” Suddenly, Logan saw Damian’s back and the Grimer beside him.

[Grimer: Level 18] “Grimer evolves into Muk after Level 38, with 500 points in base stats.

It seems Damian chose his starter Pokémon quite well,” Logan thought.

Although he did not know how Damian had managed to choose the only Grimer among the competition of countless people.

One had to know that Grimer’s appearance was not exactly good, and most people would have discarded it from the beginning.

“Grrroar!” Suddenly, upon returning to the starting point, Growlithe began barking at the lawn mower.

“Growlithe, is Rotom here?” “Grrroar!” Growlithe nodded.

Jason’s face filled with joy and he said, “We definitely can’t let this guy escape.

Even for a prank, there are limits.” “Growlithe, use Roar.” When Roar was used against wild Pokémon, it made the wild Pokémon flee.

In this situation, it was exactly appropriate.

Immediately, there seemed to be movement inside the lawn mower.

A Pokémon with an orange core, surrounded by a semi-transparent blue outer layer of electric ions and with lightning-shaped hands, detached itself from the lawn mower.

[Rotom: Level 20] “Rottoomm!” As soon as Rotom appeared, it wanted to escape quickly.

Evidently, Roar had frightened it.

“Growlithe, use Ember.” “Grrroar!” A flame came out of Growlithe’s mouth, clearly thicker than before.

The flames burned Rotom’s body, leaving some black marks.

“Rottoomm!” Rotom evidently also became furious and sank into the lawn mower.

Immediately, an orange lawn mower with a green layer of electric ions appeared.

[Mow Rotom: Level 20] Logan’s gaze focused, but he also let out a sigh of relief.

Compared with other types, at least Mow Rotom was Electric + Grass type, and the Fire-type Growlithe could counter it.

“Rottoomm!” Mow Rotom cried out, and immediately countless leaves rose.

They spun constantly with the wind, twisted into a single stream, and rushed toward Growlithe.

“Damn it, it’s Leaf Storm.

Growlithe, dodge it and then use Flame Wheel!” Leaf Storm was a move with 130 power.

In the early stages, it was almost impossible to deal with.

That also made Logan desire capturing this Rotom even more.

It had all kinds of spectacular moves and extremely high training potential.

Leaf Storm roared past.

Growlithe could not dodge it completely, and with only a graze, its HP dropped by one third.

Since it could not fully dodge, Growlithe’s body immediately wrapped itself in flames and charged toward Mow Rotom.

Bang!

Fire against Grass.

It’s super effective!

But even so, it only removed one sixth of its HP.

The two sides were completely unbalanced.

Evidently, this Rotom’s aptitude was not low.

Under pressure in every aspect, Growlithe was at a complete disadvantage.

(End of Chapter) PKGO-En

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