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Chapter 91: The HopHopHop Town Mystery

By evening, Midchu's special training had ended.

It stumbled off the table, feeling as if the sky had collapsed.

The world seed utterly chaotic, black as ink.

Midchu could already imagine Natsu racing a group of people in his ntal world's go-kart competition.

*No, this couldn't happen!*

He has to do sothing.

"Whew—" At the dining table, Giselle exhaled deeply.

Opening her eyes, she felt warmth in her hands.

Looking down, she realized she was tightly holding Natsu's hand, her palm covered in sweat.

"You don't seem very comfortable," Natsu said, looking at her curiously.

Giselle's face was drenched in sweat, dripping down her chin, her damp hair sticking to her flushed cheeks.

She held her own hand, palm warm but fingertips icy.

"Ah!" Giselle abruptly withdrew her hand, lashes trembling, and stood up quickly.

"Sorry, Mr. Natsu, I embarrassed you." A blush spread up her pale neck as she took a tissue and wiped the sweat from his hand.

"I… I'll go take a shower first." Lowering her head, she quickly went upstairs.

*Pikapi!* After Giselle left, Midchu tugged at Natsu's sleeve.

"You're not going to rest properly? What is it this ti?" Natsu asked, surprised.

After training, Midchu usually just fell asleep.

*Pika, pika!* Midchu waved his short hands in the air, clearly trying to communicate.

Sensing he had sothing to say, Natsu opened his ntal link fully.

Under the blue glow, Midchu froze for a mont but quickly recovered, focused on his grand plan.

*Pikapi, pika!*

"You want a full list of Legendary Pokémon?" Natsu asked in surprise.

"What would you do with that thing?"

*Pika, pika!* Midchu clenched his fists.

"Interested in Legendaries… trying to find relatives?" Natsu twitched his mouth.

"Fine, I'll give it to you."

Though he suspected Midchu was tricking him, no matter the reason, this lazy Pokémon wanted more knowledge, and as a Trainer, Natsu couldn't refuse.

He retrieved a small booklet from the system space.

It contained basic records of nearly every Legendary Pokémon species in the League.

Midchu accepted it like a treasured prize.

Opening it, Midchu froze.

It seed… he couldn't read?

No matter, he would at least morize the appearances of all these Legendaries.

Natsu quietly observed, unaware of Midchu's exact plan.

Midchu displayed a seriousness completely different from usual.

Even when Natsu waved Midchu's favorite Leaf Muffin in front of it,

*Ah-woo!* Midchu turned away, swallowing it whole.

"…"

Regardless, this was a good sign.

"Ah!" Natsu stretched, preparing to order at the front desk.

"Natsu! Sothing's wrong! Misty's gone missing!"

Ash rushed into the Pokémon Center.

"Who's missing?" Natsu, chewing rice, handed Ash a bottle of water.

"Misty… she's gone."

"Wait, wait, explain clearly first." Natsu noticed Officer Jenny following behind Ash.

"Wasn't Misty supposed to go to the aquarium?"

"Yes, Natsu. I ran into her halfway there, but when I looked back, she was gone. All I found nearby was her Pokédex."

Ash spoke as he pulled out a Pokédex with a Magikarp keychain hanging from it.

"Maybe she just didn't want to be around you?" Natsu tilted his head.

"That's not it, Mr. Natsu," Officer Jenny cut in.

She pulled out a stack of papers—missing person notices.

"Lately, children have been disappearing in HopHopHop Town…" Her voice was heavy with exhaustion.

"Yeah, I ran into Officer Jenny, and then Misty disappeared, so I ca to find you," Ash explained.

"Oh, I see." Natsu didn't waste words and pulled out his Rotom Phone.

"I've found Misty's location. Let's go." Before long, he had pinpointed her.

"Mr. Natsu, please let see!" Officer Jenny's tense expression suddenly eased.

Ash had told her Natsu had a way to track people, so she followed imdiately.

Natsu waved his hand, and the Rotom Phone turned around, showing her the red dot on the map.

"This is… the Ga Corner?" Jenny frowned slightly, then continued:

"If I'm not mistaken, that's owned by Team Rocket."

"What?! Team Rocket?! That ans Misty's in serious danger!" Ash clutched his head.

"Either way, let's get moving. Giselle, please look after Pikachu for ."

"Eh? Alright."

Natsu handed the Pikachu, still absorbed in his booklet, to Giselle, who had just co downstairs with a towel around her neck.

As they stepped out of the Pokémon Center, Officer Jenny called after them.

"What is it, Officer Jenny? We don't have ti!" Ash said anxiously.

"Don't rush. If this involves Team Rocket, the three of us won't be enough."

She raised her wrist to check the ti.

"Officer Jenny, did you call for backup?" Ash asked.

"Yes. This case has been ongoing for nearly half a year without resolution. I reported it to the League last month, but their manpower is tight right now."

She shook her head and said no more.

It made sense—Mt. Moon and the Mysterious Islands had drained a lot of the League's enforcers. They needed to protect researchers and keep out smugglers.

"Officer Jenny, can you tell us more about the case?" Natsu asked while they waited, showing his researcher credentials.

"Half a year ago, children in HopHopHop Town started vanishing," she said, nodding slightly as she took the ID.

"At first, we suspected kidnappings. But as the numbers grew, sothing stranger happened—every month, the missing children suddenly returned."

She paused.

"You may not believe this, but those children ca back completely fine."

"Huh? Then what's Team Rocket even kidnapping them for?" Ash asked in shock.

Jenny shook her head. "We don't know. Questioning the kids gave us no useful information."

"All they ever say is that they *beca all sorts of Pokémon and lived freely* during that month."

Her voice lowered.

"It sounds ridiculous. We debated for a long ti and could only assu so Pokémon with Hypnosis lured them away… but now, it turns out Team Rocket is involved."

Natsu frowned in thought.

The kids said they beca Pokémon. And Team Rocket was feeding and caring for them in the anti.

"Do these children like Pokémon?" Natsu suddenly asked.

Jenny blinked, then nodded.

"That's the common thread. Every missing child lived with Pokémon at ho."

You can read more (around 100 free chapters) of Natsu's adventure ad-free at [sravenarchives/book/pokemon-who-let-him-leave-pallet-town]. Bulk uploads is a ss here, so updates here might be irregular.

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