The black sedan came to a steady stop in front of a massive villa roughly twenty meters tall. A man and two women stood before the solid-wood door, which was carved with an Entei pattern, while the pools on either side flowed ceaselessly.
The man lacked the refined air of a researcher. Instead, he looked somewhat like the Entei carved into the wooden door—uncannily so. He was none other than Professor Xiuli, who was said to have once been Professor Oak's student.
The woman standing beside him was exceptionally elegant and noble. She was presumably Professor Xiuli's wife, Researcher Nancy, who studied water quality and Pokémon growth.
Finally, there was the little girl Xiaomei, leaning against the milky-white handrail, along with a Teddiursa holding a bear paw in its mouth. Their innocent appearance stirred Dian's nostalgia.
He himself had no such worries. As a true man, having an Ursaring following behind him only made him look more imposing.
But a cute little girl with an Ursaring following behind her... The scene was simply too beautiful. It could be made into a movie.
Give it a beginning and an ending, and make up everything in between.
Professor Xiuli raised a hand in greeting. "Scholar Yingyue, it's a pleasure to meet you. Professor Oak has mentioned you to me. Your recent research on Pokémon magnetic fields and physiological energy responses has caused quite a stir."
As he spoke, he could not help sighing. Pokémon magnetic fields might be more useful to Trainers, but what he valued was physiological energy responses.
Current research into social energy was still focused on using Pokémon's power for pollution-free production, but that too had its limitations.
After all, compared to the broader environment, Trainers and Pokémon would always be few in number.
If the principle behind Pokémon