Yan Yang dragged his somewhat unwilling feet into the long-missed campus.
The afternoon sunlight filtered through sparse clouds, and the faint fragrance of osmanthus drifted through the air, no different from how he remembered it.
He subconsciously tightened his backpack straps. Since he had more Pokémon than the limit allowed, he could not hang all their Poké Balls from his waist, so some had to go in his bag.
Hmm, I dumped Larvitar on Audino again. He murmured inwardly, and the pitiful image of the little dragon seemed to appear before his eyes.
Thinking of that, he could not help letting out a soft sigh.
At the time, Larvitar had been curled up in a corner of the house, her round eyes brimming with tears.
She remembered how Audino had flown into a rage the last time she saw it—the usually gentle Pokémon had wanted to smash both her legs off alive just because it saw her chewing on some furniture.
Though Audino was not especially large, that scene had already been deeply branded into her young heart.
"I don't want to stay with this Pokémon, no—" She had let out a tiny whimper then, but unfortunately, it was destined not to reach her trainer's ears.
"To keep you from indulging in that bad habit of wanting to bite everything you see, you'll study with this Audino for a while. Once you learn not to bite things randomly, I'll take you out again."
This was no joke. How could he possibly dare bring her to school for real?
Though the school facilities were indeed sturdier, they still could not withstand her wreaking havoc like this.
Besides, he was not mentally prepared to be scolded by the teachers yet.
*It would be one thing if you bit up your own home,