Pokémon: Rise of Evil

Chapter 402: Weaving Lies ②

Hearing Shota's applause, Dr. Fuji stared at him angrily and shouted at the top of his lungs:

"Are you mocking me?!"

Looking at Dr. Fuji's flushed face, Shota shook his head, then took out a conical stone from somewhere, and the sound of liquid flowing came out of it.

This was something that Shota accidentally obtained from Daisha Valley. He always felt that the liquid inside was not simple. After all, the place where he got it was in the habitat of ancient fossil Pokémon.

Moreover, he had a mysterious feeling that the things in here would definitely bring him great help in the future.

Shota handed the stone to Dr. Fuji and said:

"Blind rage and impotence will not work, it will not save your daughter.

You, who created Mewtwo, should have seen how vulnerable humans are under the power of a first-level god. They are like lambs to be slaughtered and ants under human feet.

However, I feel that the things in here have the power to kill gods. You can take it and study it.

I am a person who values ​​promises very much. Since I promised you, I will definitely fulfill my promise to you. However, my power is limited after all. You should understand that, right? "

Looking at the conical hollow stone that Shota handed over and listening to what Shota said, Dr. Fuji finally took the stone.

"I need a new lab."

Hearing the request made by Dr. Fuji, Shota agreed without hesitation.

Seeing Dr. Fuji leaving with a somewhat dejected look, Shota called out to him just before he left the laboratory door and said:

"In fact, there is one thing I forgot to tell you. My partner seems to have seen your daughter in the spirit world."

After listening to what Shota said, Dr. Fuji immediately turned around and looked at Gardevoir with expectation.

Gardevoir didn't say much, but used her super powers to carve a human head in the air.

"Xiao Ai... my daughter, you are still alive... That's great. Wait, Dad will definitely come to save you. You must wait for Dad."

After muttering these words, Dr. Fuji straightened his back, his face became bright, and he hurried outside holding the stone.

Looking at Professor Fuji who left in a hurry, Gardevoir looked at Shota with some resentment and said:

"Why did you lie to him?"

Listening to what Gardevoir said, Shota took out a portrait of Xiao Ai that he had drawn from behind his back. It was copied after seeing the photo frame on Dr. Fuji's workbench.

Looking at the painting, Shota used his supernatural powers to tear it into pieces without saying a word, turned his head to look at Gardevoir, and spoke in an extremely gentle tone:

"I lied to him because we are not good people."

Looking at Shota's gentle face, Gardevoir felt her heart pounding again. She didn't know why, but after hearing Shota's words, she felt a pang of pain in her heart. She said to Shota:

"No, I think you are a good person. From what you said, it is very likely that you spent such a huge price to save me, right?

Thank you, if you have sins, please let me bear them together. "

Listening to what Gardevoir said, Shota just looked at Gardevoir with an extremely gentle expression, then held her hand and interlocked their fingers again.

Feeling the touch and the familiar warmth on her hand, Gardevoir's cheeks flushed slightly. She did not struggle and obediently clenched her hand.

At the same time, feeling the touch on his hands and the bond deep in his soul, Shota suddenly thought to himself:

"No, all these sins will be borne by me."

After blinking his eyes, Shota came back to his senses and felt a little strange, but when he saw Gardevoir looking at him with a smile, he put the strange feeling behind him.

He unexpectedly kissed Gardevoir on the cheek. Perhaps because the ground was stuffy, Shota felt a little hot on his face. He whispered to Gardevoir:

"It's a bit hot in here, let's go."

Feeling the fleeting warmth on her cheek, as if it was ignited by something, Gardevoir's entire face turned red, like the setting sun in the sky, reflecting large patches of fiery clouds.

There aren't many truths in this world, and a woman's blush is worth more than a long paragraph of dialogue.

Gardevoir said "hmm", and then let Shota pull her out of the laboratory.

...

Perhaps because it takes a lot of soul energy to adapt to the body, Gardevoir felt a little drowsy after following Shota into the mayor's building.

Shota, who had been keeping his eyes on Gardevoir, of course noticed this at the first moment. He immediately ordered Hamura to arrange a room on the top floor and placed Gardevoir on a soft and comfortable big bed.

Feeling that Gardevoir's hand was still tightly holding his own, Shota gently stroked her forehead, as if he was afraid that the sound would wake her up, and then used telepathy to respond to Gardevoir and said:

"Gardevoir, I still have things to take care of. I'll be right back once I'm done."

As if hearing what Shota said, Gardevoir obediently let go of his hand, but his brows were frowned, as if he was having a nightmare.

Seeing this, Shota seemed to have thought of something. He took out a rusty bell from his underwear pocket, and then gently tied it to Gardevoir's wrist with a red rope.

The bell seemed to have some effect. Gardevoir's brows gradually relaxed and a faint smile appeared on her mouth, like a peaceful sleeping beauty.

After giving Gardevoir a light kiss on the forehead, Shota carefully opened the door, squeezed out through the gap, and then carefully closed the door.

After coming out, Shota seemed to have noticed something, and a smile appeared on his face.

"Alas, it's not just women who become stupid when they fall in love, it turns out men can become stupid too."

Thinking this in his heart, when he saw Himura's face, Shota's whole expression immediately changed from gentle to cold, as if spring had flashed by and winter was about to come.

Seeing Shota's expression changing faster than turning the pages of a book, Himura couldn't help but swallow and felt uneasy.

"Did I do something wrong? When the Führer came out just now, he looked so happy. How come he changed his expression so suddenly? I didn't seem to have done anything to harm the organization. Oh, by the way, I haven't reported the matter of that Bannayi guy to the Führer yet. Damn it."