Watching Pidgeot regain its vigor after using Roost, he felt as though he had been slapped across the face again and again.
"Hmph!" He recalled Infernape into its Poké Ball, left the Pokémon Egg beside him, and turned to walk straight back to the carriage.
"Hey, Young Master Lin, you haven't forgotten what you promised, have you?" There was no way Zuo Chi would let him off so easily. He bent down to pick up the Pokémon Egg as he taunted him.
His words stopped Young Master Lin in his tracks, and he turned a vicious glare on him.
"Zuo Chi, don't push your luck! You've already taken the Pokémon Egg. What more do you want?" Chen Xue shouted. They were like defeated roosters now, with nothing left but powerless cries.
"I'm sorry. I was wrong!" Young Master Lin gritted his teeth and suddenly spoke up!
"Huh? What did you say? I can't hear you!" Zuo Chi called out, pretending not to hear.
Young Master Lin drew a deep breath and glared viciously at Zuo Chi. In the end, he shouted, "I'm sorry. I was wrong!"
Hearing that admission left Zuo Chi feeling refreshed from head to toe. His spirits soared.
By contrast, everyone on Young Master Lin's side wore an expression of humiliation. Chen Xue in particular looked at him with both heartache and resentment.
It was as though making Young Master Lin admit he was wrong was some heinous crime, and Zuo Chi and his friends were the vilest sinners alive.
After speaking, Young Master Lin turned to head back onto the train, only to be called back yet again.
"Come on, Young Master Lin. Is that it? Aren't we still missing something? Wasn't someone supposed to call me something? Oh dear, that would make me quite the