Scott

After gaining Brawly's understanding and support, Xinhai did not stop. While his thoughts were still clear and it was still early, he opened Roxanne's chat window as well.

Just as Xinhai had expected, Roxanne's initial reply was astonishingly similar to Brawly's.

As the heir to Rustboro Gym, her first reaction upon hearing Xinhai's idea was likewise one of incredulous concern and doubt.

In her view, Xinhai should have been focusing on training his Pokémon and improving his own strength, rather than spreading his energy across "unrelated" cultural creations.

Her straightforward reaction instead gave Xinhai a faint sense of warmth. It proved that Roxanne truly cared for him as a friend now.

Xinhai was not impatient. He patiently explained to Roxanne once again what he had told Brawly, incorporating the League's current situation, the inheritance of ideals, and the importance of subtle influence. He also attached the story outline and opening for The Adventures of Lolo.

After a brief silence, Roxanne's reply became serious and in-depth.

She carefully read Xinhai's ideas and the story's rough outline. With her usual rationality and insight, she quickly understood the far-reaching significance that might lie behind this seemingly "cross-industry" endeavor.

She approved of Xinhai's idea and began analyzing its possible impact and potential value from the perspective of Rustboro Gym's heir.

What surprised Xinhai even more was that when it came to practical execution—especially the connections and resources related to the cultural industry—Roxanne recommended someone as well.

And the name she gave was the very same person Brawly had recommended: Scott, the future owner of the Battle Frontier.

Xinhai was delighted to see this candidate. He thanked them both again and agreed to stay in contact going forward.

After ending the calls, Xinhai did not contact Scott immediately. Instead, he first opened the brief profile