As Baimu had expected.
Dreepy Little Brother had no objections to Dreepy's decision.
But that brought up another question—
Should the two of them live with Dragapult, or move into separate Poké Balls?
"Chirp!"
Dreepy Little Brother cheerfully indicated that he wanted to share a Poké Ball with his sister.
"That'll have to wait until your sister evolves..."
Baimu helplessly poked it on the head.
After investigating, he discovered that the Dragapult family actually shared many similarities with composite species such as Kangaskhan, Exeggcute, and Falinks. They were a special type of symbiotic Pokémon.
Therefore, when Dreepy lay on the head of Drakloak or Dragapult, the two could be recalled into a Poké Ball together.
Such a marvelous phenomenon made it no wonder that Professor Oak always said Pokémon still held many unsolved mysteries.
"Chirp!"
As for this matter, Dreepy Big Sister did not hesitate at all. It decisively chose to live separately, harboring some prejudice against the Dragapult that had seemingly abducted its little brother.
Without knowing what was going on with the other party, how could it possibly share a Poké Ball with it?
"That makes sense."
Baimu nodded in agreement, then handed over the various Poké Balls he had collected for the two Dreepy to choose from. After all, these would be their future homes, so it was better to let them choose for themselves if they could.
At present, most of Baimu's Pokémon, including Aggron, lived in Luxury Balls. As one of the more expensive types of Poké Ball, it was unrivaled in comfort, and every Pokémon that had lived in one praised it.
The only possible exception was Milotic. It preferred the Dive Ball, which was especially effective for capturing Water-type Pokémon. Although there was no water inside, it gave Milotic the feeling of staying