Ash had taken a look. Every one of Ash's Pokémon was full of energy and vigor. If details determined victory, then there was Samurott's gleaming, polished shell, Talonflame's feathers without a speck of dust, and so on... Even a novice like Ash, who knew nothing about raising Pokémon, was captivated.
Ash must have put tremendous effort into raising them, rather than simply catching them.
Ash couldn't help marveling-his big sister really was something else.
Even as a Pokémon Trainer in the Pokémon world, she would still be the brightest star.
Ash never thought to stop Ash from feeling her Pokémon all over. Instead, she watched him with a gentle smile, her beautiful eyes curving into lovely crescents... Samurott and the others glanced at Gardevoir beside them, then at the absorbed Ash, and understood who the real boss was.
Life as a doting older sister was just that simple, unpretentious, and dull.
With graduation approaching, Ash had nothing to do at school anyway, so he simply ski-beep-took leave.
Ash immersed himself in caring for his Pokémon Egg and bonding with Ash's Pokémon.
Ash trusted Ash to know his limits. While giving him plenty of freedom, she also took the opportunity to teach him things he wouldn't learn in high school, laying the foundation for his path as a Pokémon Trainer. For example:
"Is this really necessary?" Ash looked utterly pained.
"Of course it is." Ash's fingers swiped rapidly, placing one order after another like mad.
"You can't skimp on raising Pokémon. Sooner or later, you'll have to prepare to spend money like water."
"But, sis, you're buying all the most expensive ones..."
"If you're buying something, you should buy the best. Don't worry, I know these stores well. I won't let you get ripped off."
Ash fell silent. Maybe he