Misty: "So many Poké Balls!"
"Is there a Pokémon inside every Poké Ball?"
"With so many Pokémon, can Professor Oak really take care of them all?"
Brock looked at the instruments and said, "Yeah, with so many Pokémon, the manpower, resources, and money required must be enormous."
"For all this to have been managed by Professor Oak alone is really incredible."
Professor Oak tapped on the computer as he said, "The laboratory here uses intelligent control systems."
"For instance, when it is time to eat, the system naturally releases the Pokémon for their meals."
"It also arranges for them to get some exercise regularly."
"Everyone, come with me!"
Ash said, "Let me tell you, behind the laboratory is a massive ecological park."
"There are lots of Pokémon inside. It's really amazing."
Misty said, "Then we definitely have to take a good look."
Professor Oak flipped a switch, and the doors at the end of the corridor opened.
They slowly revealed the scene outside as white light streamed in.
What greeted everyone's eyes was a grassy field, filled with flowers, plants, and trees, lush and vibrant.
Caterpie, Butterfree, Weedle, Beedrill, Raticate, Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Venusaur, Charmander, Blastoise, Fearow...
Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of Pokémon lounged in the sunlight and played on the grass.
The instant Eichi saw them, he activated Bug King Power and scanned the area.
He discovered that these Pokémon's potential and levels were not as high as he had imagined.
There were good ones and bad ones alike. He immediately understood that Professor Oak was conducting research, not specifically breeding Pokémon.
Still, judging from their fur, skin, and mental condition alone, Professor Oak had been feeding them quite well.
Ash quickly ran out, with Misty and Brock following behind him.
Eichi took a breath. The air was even fresher than