Agatha took out her Communicator and went to the Flower Bed outside the villa, where she dialed the first Holographic Communication on the communicator.
The sound of machine vibration came from the other side.
Seeing that the Holographic Communication had been connected, Agatha asked directly:
How long did it take you to learn how to create Basic Pokéblock?
Why are you asking this?
Never mind that, just tell me.
After thinking for a moment, the other party said:
"It took me about four months. Every day I was making Pokéblock and learning about various Berry and how to create Pokéblock."
The Communicator fell silent.
"What's wrong, my dear sister? Why are you asking this if you haven't told me yet?"
"N-nothing..."
"I'll hang up now if there's nothing else. The Dragon Tamer family has just received another large order."
"Don't hang up yet, I still have things to do."
"Honestly, I'm really busy here. Ask me quickly if you need anything."
"If I were to say someone could learn to make a basic, perfectly high-quality Pokéblock in just two months, do you think that's possible?"
"Two months? You must be joking. Even our family patriarch, that master-level breeder, took two and a half months to create the first Basic Pokéblock."
The Pokéblock I produced were of near-perfect quality, and that already broke the family record. Let me tell you, don't get scammed by any con artists. With me here, you'll definitely get your share of Pokéblock."
If someone had told her this at first, she wouldn't have believed it, but now this has actually happened right in front of her.
"Hey... Agatha, why aren't you saying anything?"
"It's alright, you go ahead with your work."
I'll tell you...
Before the other person could finish speaking, Agatha turned off the Communicator.
The person she just spoke to on the other end of the Holographic Communication line was the Top-level Breeder from the Joy family who helped her create the custom Pokéblock.
The other party spent four months practicing making it.
It has been less than three months since I left Roy and returned, and the training tasks I left for Roy include morning training and afternoon matches.
In other words... Roy only has some free time at night to create Pokéblock.
If that's the case, then wouldn't that mean...?
She suddenly began to doubt whether her role in teaching Roy to become a Pokémon Trainer was hindering Roy.
Seeing Agatha return to the house, Roy, who had failed to retrieve the black coal ash, gave up and turned to Agatha to ask:
"Teacher, am I already at a level where I can take the Beginner Breeder assessment?"
"Don't participate in the breeder assessment for now."
"Why? Teacher."
Don't ask.
"Oh."
Agatha began to create a new training plan for Roy. Her initial plan was for Roy to inherit her mantle and guard the entrance to the Spirit World in Lavender Town in the Kanto Region.
In retrospect, demanding such high standards of his apprentice was truly a waste of talent.
The original plan was to take Roy to meet Bruno when all of Roy's Pokémon reached the Pseudo-Elite Four level, so that they could systematically train in Fighting type and physical abilities together.
But now that Roy's breeding talent is also so amazing, it makes her somewhat hesitant to make a decision.
Part of her motivation was to prevent the other party from obtaining the breeder qualification certificate now.
She still hopes to train Roy to become a top Ghost type Pokémon Trainer, surpassing herself and even becoming the regional champion.
If you can't defeat Oak yourself, why not train your own apprentices to fight Oak?
Agatha knew this path would be arduous, but it would be a real waste for Roy to not use his talent.
Seeing Agatha's scribbling strokes on the paper, Roy knew that his future days were likely to be anything but easy.
As Roy had predicted...
When Roy saw the new training plan that Agatha had arranged for him, he was completely stunned.
The entire day was planned out for him: morning training to improve physical fitness, afternoon practice at the Dome Arena, evening training Devon Corporation Steven Steven's equipment, and making Pokéblock at night.
This entire schedule, except for the time spent sleeping at night, has been completely filled by Agatha.
"Teacher, can't you at least let me sleep a few more minutes on the weekend?"
Sleep a little longer?
Agatha changed her wake-up time from 7:30 to 7:35 on the weekend training schedule.
"I'll let you sleep for another 5 minutes."
He ignored Roy's subsequent "nonsense".
Agatha observed Roy's evolved Dusclops and the newly captured Dreepy.
Agatha was puzzled by the Dusclops's terrifying weight; how could it be so heavy?
She remembered that even the Dusknoir wasn't this heavy. Was it because Roy had fed it with his Ghost Power?
And then there's Dreepy, the dog that's been perched on Roy's head ever since Roy came back inside.
She had heard about this Ghost type / Dragon type Pokémon about last year, and now she had finally seen it.
Roy stated that he captured his Dreepy with Steven in the Meteor Cave.
Agatha's face turned ugly again.
"Meteor Cave? Isn't that a forbidden area for the Meteor People?"
It seems I let something slip.
"Teacher, it was Steven who insisted on dragging me along!"
Roy urgently needs a scapegoat.
This time, Agatha ignored Roy. She realized that if she argued with Roy about everything, she would easily get so angry that she would die.
Dreepy was also very curious to see Agatha. He had just learned that this human was Roy's teacher, which explained why Litwick and Misdreavus hadn't dared to make a sound.
Dreepy, the final evolution of Dragapult, is quite powerful, but she's already finding it difficult to train Roy, let alone start training a Pokémon from scratch.
"Take it."
Agatha pulled out a black card with Gengar shape on it.
The reason we only left Roy 1 million Poké Dollars before was to prevent him from spending them recklessly. Now that Roy has the talent to create Pokéblock, we should let him experiment with various materials.
In her eyes, as long as the money is spent wisely, it's worth it.
"Teacher, how much money is in here?"
"I haven't calculated it, but the Pokémon League subsidy is 10 million Poké Dollars per month, guarding the entrance to the Spirit World costs 1.2 billion Pokémon League a year, plus all sorts of other income, big and small..."
"How much... how much? 1.2 billion a year?"
There must be a lot of money in there, right?
Roy's greedy look made Agatha feel disgusted.