Farm Treasure Hunt!

Iris's eyes widened at once, and even her breathing grew a little quicker.

To Iris, Dragon-type Pokémon were like bundles of cash appearing in front of someone who loved money—an irresistible temptation.

Almost instantly, Iris wanted to ask Luo Mu to take her to meet those Dragon-type Pokémon.

—But in the end, Iris still sat back down obediently, looking somewhat dejected.

Iris was fundamentally the same type of person as Banjirou. If Banjirou was a wild monkey, then she was a wild girl.

At heart, neither of them liked being restrained, and both resisted rules.

But even so, Iris recalled some of the things Grandpa Drayden had repeatedly warned her about before she left.

With Cynthia accompanying her, and with Drayden, as the headmaster, needing to handle all sorts of matters at Twin Dragon Academy while also finding time to accept challengers at Opelucid Gym, he had been unable to accompany Iris to the Paldea Region to visit Luo Mu.

Drayden regretted that he could not accompany Iris, but he was also worried that she would still be as unrestrained and carefree as she had been in Opelucid City. It would be bad if she accidentally annoyed someone.

Of course, Drayden had not said those words outright. After living with Iris for several years, he understood her personality well enough.

Rather than using his usual lecturing tone and provoking her rebellious streak, Drayden had chosen to remind Iris indirectly from another angle.

In short—you wouldn't want to get kicked out shortly after arriving, would you?

Then forget about eating all kinds of delicious desserts. You might not even get to see the Dragonite you had been longing for.

Iris knew that Grandpa Drayden, who was usually so serious that he spent every day either working, battling, or curling up in