"Wow, what unusual natural geography." Cheng Tian could not help marveling.
At that moment, they were riding rented Mudsdale, wearing cowboy outfits borrowed from Aunt Jenny, slowly making their way near the North Rim trail of the Grand Canyon of Colorado, in northwestern Arizona in the United States, in the southwestern Colorado Plateau. They had come for no other reason: Cheng Tian wanted to catch that Aerodactyl.
"Not that there's anything wrong with it... but A-Tian, why did you suddenly decide you wanted to catch Aerodactyl?" Su Han asked curiously.
"Well..." Cheng Tian chuckled. He had learned online that the local state government was looking for capable, strong, and courageous Trainers to help the local police capture Aerodactyl. If they actually succeeded, the local state government would fulfill any request the Trainer made within reasonable limits.
This was the benefit of so-called freedom and democracy. If something happened on your own turf, you found your own way to solve it, and the rewards on offer went without saying.
"I think we could try catching this Aerodactyl, then contact the local government officials and see whether we can find what we're looking for," Cheng Tian said with a smile. "The export ban on things like Z-Crystals came from the central government. It can't control whether local governments listen. As long as the stuff doesn't pass through customs, selling it domestically should be fine, right?"
"So that's how it works..." But Su Han still felt the chances were slim.
After all, this was a country hailed as a land of freedom and democracy, so just how far the local government took that freedom depended entirely on the wishes of the local officials.
Even so, Cheng Tian and the others remained extremely cautious.
According to the information Rotom had provided, after this Aerodactyl