Larvitar for Dratini

However, Pseudo-legendaries were not so easy to trade.

Although he planned to specialize in Bug-types, that did not mean all the Pokémon he carried had to be Bug-types.

Now that he had a Pseudo-legendary in hand, how could he possibly trade it away so easily?

Even if the other person had a fairly good relationship with him.

So Eichi grew serious and asked, "You want to trade for my Larvitar?"

Sato nodded. "I really like Larvitar, so I want to trade with you."

Eichi looked into Sato's eyes and asked, "Then what are you offering in exchange for my Larvitar?" As he spoke, an invisible aura radiated from his body.

Sato felt an immense pressure, and beads of sweat began forming on his forehead.

What was going on? Sato felt fear welling up inside him.

But he still endured it through sheer strength of will.

Sato looked Eichi straight in the eyes and calmly said, "I have a Dratini Egg. I'll trade it for your Larvitar."

Eichi froze for a moment, then withdrew his aura and asked strangely, "You already have a Pseudo-legendary, so why come to me for a trade?"

Sato fell silent for a moment before saying, "I don't like Dratini. I like Larvitar."

"Besides, the Dratini my family prepared for me is only at the first stage of Outstanding aptitude. It's nowhere near as good as a third-stage Outstanding Larvitar."

Once Sato said that, Eichi understood.

So he was dissatisfied with his own Pseudo-legendary and wanted to exchange it for another one.

Having money really was nice.

No wonder. With his family background, how could he possibly fail to get a Pseudo-legendary?

Eichi asked again, "With your family's resources, getting a Larvitar shouldn't be a problem, right?"

Sato shook his head after hearing that. "My father spoke