Pokémon: Growing Up in the Wild from the Start
Chapter 673

Who Left These Clues?

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The Pokémon on the plateau fell into panic.

Though fortunately no one had died, injuries from the explosion were everywhere, and many Pokémon had been hurt to varying degrees.

The few Pokémon on the grassland with weak healing abilities simply could not cope on their own.

So Yan Yang stepped in.

He took a deep breath as Evergreen Power slowly circulated through his body. Squatting down, he gently placed a hand on a Gogoat whose hind leg had been burned.

The wound stopped bleeding and healed at a visible rate.

As its body recovered, the terror in the Gogoat's eyes seemed to be gently smoothed away as well. It stopped trembling and affectionately rubbed against Yan Yang's palm.

Come to think of it, my team really does seem to lack a proper healer, Yan Yang muttered to himself as he treated the next Pokémon.

He glanced at the majestic beast beside him.

Hmm... Entei barely counts as one? Sacred Fire can heal injuries too, so does that make him a healer dad?

And a battle-type healer dad at that. If he wipes out the enemy directly, his teammates naturally will not get hurt.

However, Entei usually only treated his companions when they were seriously injured, which happened to complement Yan Yang's Evergreen Power to some extent.

One handled critical cases, while the other dealt with minor injuries and emotional comfort. Their efficiency was extraordinary.

Most of the Pokémon knew Yan Yang, so they did not resist his treatment. Some even approached him on their own for reassurance.

Only a few overly sensitive Pokémon initially tried to avoid him, but under the influence of Evergreen Power's aura, they gradually calmed down as well.

After quite some time, all the injured Pokémon had finally been treated.

A Pancham ran over and excitedly

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