No Trainer could claim to feel nothing for a pseudo-legendary Pokémon.
Especially when the opportunity truly presented itself, no matter how slim the chances were, any Trainer would fight for it.
Looking at the almost fiery gazes around her, Lota finally realized just how shocking it was to outsiders that everyone in Dragon Village had one or even several pseudo-legendary Pokémon.
Bang! Bang!
Sato patted the table, quieting the chattering Gym apprentices. Looking at the dozens of sparkling eyes before him, he poured cold water over them without hesitation.
"Dragon-type Pokémon reproduce slowly to begin with, not to mention that the Hydreigon Clan is made up of pseudo-legendaries.
"Right now, there are only seven Deino and Zweilous available for assignment. But to ensure that the Hydreigon Clan can settle down here smoothly, none will be assigned further down for a long time afterward.
"Furthermore, if you want to obtain a pseudo-legendary larval form, you must not only gain its recognition and Lota's recognition.
"You must also obtain the consent of their parents—the two Pseudo-Elite Four Level Hydreigon.
"Do you think that's possible with your current strength?"
Sato's voice was not loud, but it reached the ears of every Gym apprentice present with perfect clarity.
The effect of his cold water was also very obvious. Many people's newly formed crooked ideas were instantly extinguished.
That was right. No matter how rich the Dark Night Gym was, it could not possibly give every person a pseudo-legendary larval form.
Being able to provide every Gym apprentice with a Dark-type Pokémon that possessed Elite-level potential already put it ahead of the vast majority of other Pokémon League Gyms.
Most Gyms did not care to train newcomers at all. They directly hired Trainers who had already made names for themselves. The cost was far lower