Pokemon: This Gary is Very Different

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After finishing the battle with Gary, Ash, who is impatient, also boarded the flight to the Hoenn region in a hurry the next day.

As for Gary, he was not in a hurry to go to the Hoenn region.

After all, the opening time of the Ever Grande Conference was still early, and he had enough time, so he was not in a hurry to go.

In addition, the long journey made Gary a little tired both physically and mentally, so he stayed in Pallet Town and rested for a few days.

On this day, after seeing Gary resting for several days, Professor Oak could not hold back his doubts, so he asked Gary who was taking care of the Pokémon in the backyard: "Gary, when are you going to leave for the Hoenn region?"

After hearing what his grandfather said, Gary immediately put down his work and said: "I have bought the ticket for tomorrow and will leave tomorrow."

"Is that so."

After hearing Gary's departure time, Professor Oak nodded and continued to ask: "Have you packed your luggage?"

"Grandpa, do you have anything to do?"

Seeing his grandfather asking about his itinerary and luggage, Gary was also very curious about it, so he looked at Professor Oak with curiosity.

"Well, as a grandfather, you still have to care about your grandson."

Faced with Gary's inquiry, Professor Oak coughed and gave a reason.

"Really? Why don't I believe you?"

After thinking about his grandfather's unusual behavior and what he had done in the past few days, he had some guesses in his mind, so he looked at Professor Oak with disbelief.

"Of course it's true."

Despite Gary's suspicious eyes, Professor Oak still insisted on his reasons.

"Then don't worry, I have prepared the luggage a long time ago, and I will leave tomorrow."

After Gary finished speaking, he continued to take care of his Pokémon.

"That's good."

After getting the answer he wanted, Professor Oak was relieved.

Just when Professor Oak was about to get up and leave, a sentence instantly broke his defense.

"By the way, Grandpa."

While taking care of the Pokémon, Gary said to Professor Oak who had not left yet: "Before leaving, I will tell Tracey not to let you continue to stay up late for research and use experimental utensils to make instant noodles."

"Hey!"

After hearing Gary's words, Professor Oak, who was originally quite happy, was instantly petrified and froze in place.

"Grandpa, I will let Tracey arrange your life."

After finishing his task of taking care of the Pokémon, Gary did not forget to come to Professor Oak and said with a smile.

In the end, he left without caring about his grandfather's reaction.

"How could this happen!"

Only Professor Oak was left, howling at the sky, making an unwilling and shrill sound.

Gary, who had already entered the research institute, of course heard this voice, and only showed a helpless smile.

Time soon arrived at the next morning, and Gary prepared to set off after having breakfast with Professor Oak and Tracey.

Just when Gary was about to get up and leave, he was stopped by Professor Oak.

"Grandpa, do you have anything else to say?"

Gary looked at Professor Oak standing in front of him and asked with some doubt.

"Gary, you are going to embark on a journey for your dream, and as a grandfather, I also have to support you!"

Faced with Gary's inquiry, Professor Oak smiled and said.

"Oh? What support?"

Hearing this, Gary immediately became interested. You know, once Professor Oak takes out a gift, it will definitely not be an ordinary item.

"That's it."

Under Gary's doubtful and curious eyes, Professor Oak took out a Poké Ball from the pocket of his white coat and handed it to Gary.

"What is this?"

Gary took the Poké Ball handed over by his grandfather, then looked up and looked at Professor Oak.

"You will know when you open it."

Professor Oak did not explain to Gary's inquiring eyes, but smiled softly.

"Okay."

Although he didn't know what Professor Oak was trying to hide, he didn't think it would hurt him, so he opened the Poké Ball directly.

Soon, after a beam of white light flashed, a small light green figure appeared in front of Gary and the others.

"This is... Larvitar!"

Gary recognized the identity of this little figure at a glance. Without a doubt, it was the young form of the pseudo-legendary Pokémon Tyranitar, Larvitar.

"Grandpa, this is..."

After seeing that the Poké Ball contained Larvitar, Gary was also very happy, so he looked up at his grandfather excitedly.

"Gary, you have been traveling for so long, and grandpa didn't give you a decent gift."

Professor Oak looked at the excited Gary, and then said with a smile: "It's just the right opportunity to give you this belated gift. I hope you like it."

"How about it? Do you like this gift?"

After that, Professor Oak set his eyes on Gary's face.

"I like it very much."

Gary nodded and replied.

"As long as you like it."

After seeing Gary like it very much, Professor Oak also showed a satisfied smile: "Then I'll leave this child to you, Gary."

"Okay."

After Gary agreed, he set his sights on the young Larvitar in front of him.

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Soon, the attribute panel of this young Larvitar passed through the system and was transmitted to Gary's vision.

Pokémon: Larvitar

Attributes: Rock, Ground

Ability: Guts

Gender: Male

Level: Level 25

Qualification: Pseudo-Legendary

Moves: Tackle, Rock Slide, Payback, Bite, Rock Throw, Dig, Double-Edge, Dragon Dance, Ancient Power, Iron Defense, Iron Head...

After reading the data panel of young Larvitar, Gary was more and more surprised. He didn't expect that the young Larvitar in front of him had such amazing talents.

Even with Professor Oak's current status and position, it must be extremely difficult to get such a top-notch young Larvitar.

Thinking of this, Gary's heart also surged with warmth.

"Thank you so much, Grandpa."

Gary looked at his grandfather's face and thanked him secretly in his heart.

By the way, since his grandfather has given such a big gift, he can only find a time to ask Tracey to manage it more strictly, after all, this is also for the good of grandpa's health.

If Professor Oak knew that this big gift from him would make his life more difficult in the future, I don't know how he would feel.

After thinking about how to "thank" his grandfather later, Gary squatted down, stretched out his right hand to the little Larvitar in front of him, and whispered to it: "We will be partners in the future, Larvitar."

"Please take care of me in the future."

Larvitar looked at Gary, who had a kind feeling in front of him, and Gary's warm words, so he didn't think too much, and directly stretched out his small arm and put it on Gary's hand.

The meaning was also very clear, that is, he agreed to become Gary's Pokémon.

Seeing this, Gary also smiled and took Larvitar back into the Poké Ball.

In this way, Gary's team has another future powerhouse.