A prodigal son who returns is worth more than gold.
This was no different in the Pokémon world.
But Baimu knew that Nanu had probably been waiting a long time for this day. Otherwise, why would he have given Meowth to Bad Boy?
Speaking of which.
He still found it hard to believe Nanu could ever be this diligent. The difference between then and now—no, between now and then—was absurdly huge.
That had been several years ago, hadn't it?
Had he gradually been influenced by the equally lazy Tapu Bulu?
He recalled everything that had happened on Akala Island and felt that it was very possible.
On the screen.
Bad Boy excitedly stood up and embraced Alolan Meowth.
Judging from the smiling faces constantly popping out above Meowth's head, it seemed even more excited than he was.
[From the other party's account, you learned that the man before you was named Nanu. This reminded you of the name of the new island kahuna you had heard from Grandma a few days ago. That person seemed to be named Nanu as well.]
Bad Boy was dumbfounded.
Baimu, watching from the third-person perspective, was dumbfounded too. He had only just learned about something as major as the change of island kahuna?
What a carefree guy!
[You heard Nanu invite you to go out and do some activities together. After a brief hesitation, you agreed.]
The narrator explained that ever since Team Skull's big sister Plumeria had talked Bad Boy out of joining, he had not gone outside again and had fallen into a semi-reclusive state.
It was only when Grandma was hospitalized that he finally left home.
Bad Boy did not know what Nanu planned to take him to do, but instinctively, he began to trust him.
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