Heal Pulse

Dian was speechless. Apparently, for Nurse Joy, as long as no one died, everything was fine. How powerful must her backing be? If he married her, would it mean instantly becoming a member of a wealthy family and living a life of walking his Growlithe and taking milk baths at night?

Also, if no one dies, then it's fine. Does that mean that one person dying is a small matter, but a whole group of people dying is a big deal...?

He silently complained to himself, unaware that Blissey was already standing behind him, looking at them with some confusion.

"Blissey, you've come at the perfect time! Quickly use Heal Pulse on this person, then Double Slap slap him awake!"

Nurse Joy immediately showed Dian what true healing power meant—that as long as one wasn't dead, everything would be alright.

"Happy!"

The Blissey let out a happy cry, and then a soft, multicolored light began to shimmer around it. Just being near it made people feel very safe and comfortable, as if they had returned to their original state.

She approached Dark and gently touched Dark on the ground. Instantly, a soft, multicolored light began to emanate from Dark's body, and wisps of black energy emanated from him, gradually gathering in Blissey's hand.

"He really was somewhat poisoned."

Upon seeing the black aura, Nurse Joy exclaimed in surprise, "Your Highness, how did you figure that out?"

The palace was initially astonished as to see this Blissey that could actually Heal Pulse. If he wasn't mistaken, its Ability might be Healer, or in other words, it was a walking gold ingot, no, a god of wealth!

He silently remembered this Blissey, thinking that he might bring his Pokémon back someday to learn the Heal Pulse skill from it.

You can't judge Pokémon by its cover! Who would have thought that this master of culinary arts is also a master of healing? He's amazing!

"I'm just guessing, because I've been poisoned before."

Dian's expression remained unchanged, and he casually replied, "Nurse Joy, did you breed this Blissey?"

"Yes. Don't let his clumsy cooking fool you; he's incredibly capable in everything else. It's just that his cooking is strange—no matter how you try to teach him, he can't get it right."

Nurse Joy seemed quite helpless as well.

Just as Blissey was about to wake Dark with Double Slap, Dark wisely woke up on his own.

"Where am I? Where am I?"

Dark slowly came to his senses, then shook his arm and exclaimed in surprise, "My body doesn't ache anymore!"

"Pokémon Center Experience Program: Trainer Health Recovery Program. Congratulations! Your body has recovered to its optimal level."

Dian immediately began to cover up the lie, "The experience fee is ten thousand yuan."

"Ten thousand? That's a bit expensive, but the results are really good!"

Just as Dark was about to generously pay, Nurse Joy stopped him, saying, "I'm sorry, it's free. Mr. Dian was just joking with you."

"I see."

Dark gave an awkward laugh, then thanked Nurse Joy sincerely, blushing as he hurried away.

Did I say something wrong?

Nurse Joy was about to ask if there was anything else that was bothering her, but after seeing that the person had left, she could only helplessly lower her hand.

"No, Nurse Joy, your fault lies not in your words, but in your golden face."

Dian smiled and praised Nurse Joy.

Unfortunately, all his efforts were in vain, because Nurse Joy didn't understand.

"Mr. Dian, you're joking. Who has a golden face?"

Nurse Joy laughed happily, seemingly thinking it was a joke.

"Happy, happy."

Blissey felt the same way, and she smiled happily too.

Well...

Goh, you died a worthy death.

Dian finally understood why Goh's emotional intelligence, girlish charm, and bold actions almost always failed when trying to woo girls; at least he now understood why he failed with Nurse Joy.

I'm sorry, but it seems Nurse Joy doesn't understand more sophisticated romantic phrases.

So, it's best to just say what you like directly. If you beat around the bush, you might end up confusing the other person, which is the same as confusing yourself... Poor Goh, he has the heart and the mouth to flirt, but unfortunately, he doesn't click with the girls. What a pity.

"Nurse Joy, these are my three Pokémon, and... well, I'm entrusting my life to you."

Dian wasn't embarrassed at all; he immediately took out his Poké Ball and let Nurse Joy check it carefully.

"Life?"

After taking the Poké Ball, Nurse Joy thought for a moment, "Ah, I almost forgot about lunch!"

She immediately handed the four Poké Ball she had to the Blissey next to her and hurried to the kitchen.

"Happy, happy!"

The Blissey, holding four Poké Ball, smiled gently.

For Blissey, taking care of sick Pokémon is its greatest happiness.

It is said that for Chansey to evolve into Blissey, it not only needs to possess such a pure heart, but its Trainer also needs to have such a beautiful heart.

Therefore, apart from the Joy family, there are very few Trainer who can evolve Chansey.

This is why the mind is not pure.

As the two figures departed, Dian's thoughts drifted. What, then, lay in his heart?

Suddenly, gurgling...

He silently took out a blue-patterned Berry and ate it as he walked. Okay.

Judging from the current situation, he is also a Glutton, so it's no wonder that the Pokémon that gathered here are all Glutton as well. It really makes sense.

When he came out, he thought Dark and Ailan would fight, but to his surprise, the two of them sat calmly at the same table and started eating Senbei. It was amazing, a perfect match made in heaven.

He didn't disturb the master and servant couple, whose situation was unclear.

After all, this was also his nemesis, so he wanted to avoid contact if possible, lest he slip up and get into trouble.

Dian casually picked up a science magazine and began to read it.

"Suzuki Research Institute - The mutually beneficial relationship between Grass-type Pokémon and plants."

His eyes lit up; he hadn't expected such information to be revealed in the latest science journal.

Sha sha sha...

Time flies, and it was soon noon.

Dian closed the science magazine, still wanting more.

Unfortunately, the article published by Suzuki Research Institute only provides the beginning and doesn't delve into any particularly in-depth content.

It seems that if he wants to read the whole thing, he'll have to find the information online himself.

I just don't know if he's qualified to spend money to buy it; I hope it's not some confidential article.

However, that seems unlikely. If it were truly a confidential article or research finding, it wouldn't be specifically published in a scientific journal.