Those in the class who had earned a place were naturally thrilled by Zhao Xinran's words. Surviving on a deserted island, little groves and all that-just thinking about it sounded exciting!
However, those outside the top hundred who had not qualified all looked disappointed. They would not be able to take part in this expedition.
Still, Ye Qing very much agreed with the school's decision.
There were too many variables in the wilderness, and the slightest carelessness could lead to danger. The teachers might not be able to come to their rescue in time, either, so for their own safety, those whose Pokémon were too weak and could only use Scratch and Tackle were better off staying at school.
Zhao Xinran continued, "All right, I'll hand out the agreement for this expedition now. If everything looks fine, have your guardians sign it."
When the agreement reached him, Ye Qing gave it a quick read.
The main points of the agreement were that participation in this activity was voluntary, everyone should act within their abilities, and the school would accept no responsibility for the consequences of any irresistible dangers they encountered.
At the very bottom was a link to purchase insurance, mainly encouraging everyone to buy personal accident insurance or something similar, so that if they were unfortunate enough to lose an arm or a leg, they could receive more compensation.
Pokémon Trainers were a very important profession in this world, active in every corner of it.
Since they lacked the freakishly powerful physiques of people from Pallet Town, Trainers had very high death and disability rates.
This was no anime. At least a million people died from Pokémon attacks every year, and the number left disabled was beyond counting.
However, Trainers also enjoyed extremely high status and returns. Once someone