Chapter 520: Sadness is actually very appropriate
Ghost Pokémon is a relatively common type of Pokémon, but these Pokémon have been shrouded in mystery since their birth. Even a great researcher like Professor Oak admits that he knows very little about ghost Pokémon. He only knows that these ghost Pokémon may sometimes be born from cemeteries, but they can also hatch eggs. All these mysteries have troubled all Pokémon doctors, so Pokémon doctors have been continuing their research on ghost Pokémon.
But even now, people still don't know much about ghost-attribute Pokémon.
The problem is that those ghost Pokémon are Pokémon with ghost attributes after all, and Ralts has never appeared with ghost attributes.
So looking at Ralts in front of him, Heath admitted that he was a little confused for a moment. When Heath saw Ralts, he was still thinking about whether he could try to subdue it. After all, Gardevoir is really cute, not to mention that it is a Flash. In the subsequent contact, Heath felt that the Ralts in front of him was a little silly and seemed a little neurotic. For example, he lowered his head and shook it from time to time, and he didn't know what he was doing.
However, these are not completely unacceptable. Maybe Lalu Las can correct these minor problems in the future?
But now, Heath looked at Lalulas in front of him, and watched his hand pass through the other's hand. There was no warmth, no touch, just like putting his hand into the smoke, nothing could be caught, nothing could be touched. Heath was silent for a moment, and then looked at Lalulas in front of him. The other's eyes were blood red, and the glistening tears were filled with pleading eyes...
At the same time, a strong sense of sadness surged up, uncontrollably. Heath felt his heart contracting. It was extreme sadness, so sad that people could not shed tears and could only cover their hearts in pain.
Sadness is obviously an emotion, but it can make people feel pain in their hearts. Perhaps this is the origin of the word "sad".
"...Although it is difficult to guess your riddle, I will understand what you mean and then help you, I swear." Heath looked at Lalulas in front of him seriously. He could feel the sadness of the Lalulas in front of him. The sadness was so strong that it made people despair and suffocate. It was so powerful.
It is really hard to imagine what Lalulas had gone through to feel such intense sadness.
When Heath faced the suffering of others, he really couldn't turn his head and pretend that he didn't see it.
"Purple..." The tears in Lalulas' eyes rolled around in her eye sockets, then shrank back, and then Lalulas fell softly to the ground. Heath wanted to reach out to support Lalulas, but Lalulas fell from Heath's hands and fell to the ground.
Seath looked at Lalulas who had fainted on the ground. He had a headache now. He couldn't carry this kind of Pokémon with him. As for the Poké Ball...
Heath tentatively threw out a Poké Ball, but it was completely useless. The Poké Ball seemed to be completely unable to capture the target. It went straight through Ralts' body and fell to the ground. Heath's mouth twitched. Although he had guessed this possibility before, he was still a little helpless when he saw this scene. He really couldn't do anything about Ralts.
"This Pokémon is so strange. I could have caught it just now." Zoroark came over and looked at Ralts in front of her curiously. She had indeed caught it just now.
Charmeleon roared. It was hard to imagine that the little guy in front of him was actually a ghost, not a ghost Pokémon, but a pure ghost.
Heath suddenly remembered that he had not used the food identifier today. Although he didn't know whether this thing could detect the specific situation of Lalulas, he could always give it a try.
Thinking of this, Heath took out his food identifier and brought Xiaohong out with him.
During this period, autumn came to the Kanto region and the weather became a little colder. Perhaps because of this, Red became particularly fond of crawling into Seath's pocket to sleep, and would sleep for a long time. Seath couldn't understand what this strange Pokémon was and why it looked more and more like a cat. Sometimes Seath would forget that Red was an unidentified Pokémon and really treated it as a cat.
Xiaohong, who was woken up, moved her feet in disgust, then crawled back into Heath's pocket, yawned and continued to sleep.
Heath didn't care what Xiaohong was doing. He took out his food identifier and shone it at Lalulas.
[Lalulas (ghost form), non-toxic, inedible. Due to some unresolved reasons, her soul remains in this world and cannot leave the place of death. Due to the intense sadness, she has lost most of her memories. Occasionally, she will recall those memories, but due to the intense sadness, she cannot express what she wants to express normally. Completing her wish may allow her to go to the other side of the world.]
Heath was stunned for a moment. This was the first time Heath saw such a long introduction on his food identifier.
“…Is that so? You’re still unable to leave the place where you died?” Heath looked at the grove in front of him. This should be the place where Lalulas died, right?
Heath asked his Pokémon to go in and search, but they found nothing. Finally, Heath had to return to the original place. He was surprised to find that Ralts, who was lying on the ground, was gone. When Heath turned his head, he saw Ralts standing behind him.
I have to say this is a bit scary, but fortunately Lalulas looks very cute, and her blood-red eyes are blocked by her hair.
"Little guy, I know your situation, but it may take some... time for me to help you. Can you wait here for me?" Heath said gently, looking at Lalulas in front of him.
Lalulas looked at the human in front of her strangely, but for some reason, she had a strange sense of trust, so Lalulas nodded.
Heath smiled and reached out his hand to touch, and this time he touched Lalulas's body, which was ice-cold and had no temperature at all.
After saying goodbye to Lalulas, Heath took his Pokémon back. He planned to visit the Junsha team.
