This time, Red's post would have an even greater impact.
Although Red was rich, a fifty-percent discount was still quite a bargain. Besides, these Pokéblocks really were effective. Letting more Pokémon enjoy them was a good thing, too!
Red said, "No problem. Sorry for the trouble, but I'll leave those Pokéblocks to you."
Hu Bin was delighted when Red agreed and quickly said, "Don't worry! I'll make them for you after my Gym challenge today. You can count on me!"
After hanging up, Red took a selfie. In it, his Pokémon gazed blissfully at the now-empty Pokéblock jar while he wore a wry smile. He posted the photo to his feed!
The caption read, "The Pokéblocks from Hu Bin's shop are really good. My Pokémon finished them in just one day. Fantastic! I've already bought a hundred jars to stock up!"
After posting, Red transferred another ten million to Hu Bin. Half price was a great deal!
Hu Bin was sitting on Latios's back, soaring through the sky toward Harbor City. Seeing another ten million arrive in his account, he grinned with delight. It looked like going public wasn't far off now.
Hu Bin also copied Red's photo and posted it to his own feed. He had quite a few big shots among his contacts, too. It seemed there was business to be developed there as well.
Once Red's post went up, countless big shots felt the urge to buy. They had originally been taking a wait-and-see approach, but a powerhouse like Red had now posted about them twice. That was enough to prove how effective these Pokéblocks were.
Quite a few of those big shots wanted to buy some and began sending Hu Bin friend requests.
Far away in Pallet Town, Professor Oak, whose hair had begun to gray