Night.
Heiduo ultimately failed to meet the doctor. The great inventor was even busier than he had imagined.
But since Gengar had obtained plenty of intelligence from the watcher, whether he met Dr. Muyin or not no longer mattered.
"Don't run to the wrong place next time. Look carefully." Heiduo reminded the ashamed-looking Gengar, silently processing the intelligence it had relayed.
The fool had somehow gone to the wrong place and ended up near the Rangers. Luckily, it had reacted quickly, or who knew how much time would have been wasted.
After all, the dramatic coincidence of watchers from two different factions being stationed right next door to each other probably happened less than once in a century.
Back to the point.
That Shadow Team spy knew more than Heiduo had expected. He was, after all, an official member—a direct subordinate of Vazir, one of the five executives of the New Shadow Team. Together with another companion who ran a bathhouse, he was responsible for secretly monitoring Pokémon HQ Lab.
From his dreams, Heiduo learned the crucial information that Citadark Isle was still under construction and that the Shadow Team was desperately short of manpower—so short that they had fewer than ten informants in several major cities.
Vazir was at least an executive, yet he had only a little over twenty combatants under him and more than fifty auxiliary personnel.
They simply could not compare with Team Rocket.
Then again, Kanto was huge. How large was Orre, by comparison?
The New Shadow Team had been built atop the corpse of the old Shadow Team. It possessed only the resources and connections left behind, not enough people. On top of that, certain events had occurred, and in recent years the outside world had paid considerable attention to Orre. Countless outsiders had