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Chapter 204 You should repent; the penalty for breach of contract is coming, and Wei Xin will be pun

Chapter 204 You should repent; the penalty for breach of contract is coming, and Wei Xin will be punished.

A gold scroll lay on the table. Xijiana rubbed her knees with her fingers, sitting awkwardly on the sofa in the hotel room, occasionally raising her eyebrows and timidly glancing at Wei Xin.

"Mia!" Sylveon glared fiercely at Higanbana and shouted.

Kirlia felt the same way. If it weren't for the rule that Pokémon can't attack humans indiscriminately, she would definitely have slapped that woman twice. If it weren't for her, the incident in the Hoenn region wouldn't have escalated to such a serious level. Just thinking about how she had lost a trainer once made Kirlia clench her fists.

Wei Xin briefly organized what Xijiana had said after entering the room.

"You mean I made a pact with Rayquaza, so now I'm also a member of the Meteor Clan, and automatically become their chief?"

A promotion while still employed?

"Mm." Higana nodded guiltily.

"What about the rest of the Meteor Dwellers?"

"No, originally there were only me, my grandmother, and my sister left among the Meteor Dwellers. They left when I set off, so now it's just you and me left among the Meteor Dwellers."

Wei Xin: "..."

What kind of shell company is this? The core members are just "skeleton" and "dry," right?

Xijiana knelt down in front of Wei Xin with a thud.

Wei Xin retreated abruptly. Although he was certain that Xigana posed no threat to him, it did not mean that he had forgiven Xigana's actions. The harm she had caused to the people of Hoenn could not be erased in a few words.

"Sit back down!" Wei Xin turned his head, raised his hand and pointed at Xijiana, his gaze sharp.

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Although, according to the history of the Meteor People, Higana and her branch were driven from their ancestral land, dozens of generations spent a thousand years pursuing an elusive prophecy, enduring countless hardships.

All children are instilled with the mission and idea of ​​saving Hoenn from birth. You are a Hoennite once, and you will be a Hoennite for life. It is a kind of sorrow that runs in your blood, but!

What does this have to do with me? Pity is not your indulgence.

You should apologize to all the people of Fangyuan.

"Oh." Higana obediently sat back on the sofa, hugging her ankles and resting her chin on her knees.

"Hoenn has been saved—although Hoenn didn't need to be saved originally. In short, the mission of the Meteor Dwellers is over. I've spent the last twenty years working on this, though it would have been better if I hadn't done it at all. But the prophecy is over, and I don't know what to do next," Higana said.

"So, as atonement for causing you to lose your life, let me stay by your side. I'm willing to do anything. I can raise Dragon-type Pokémon, all kinds. I can endure hardship. Children in other regions go out to become trainers at the age of ten, but we Meteor People go out to fight Dragon-type Pokémon at the age of six. And I eat well too. I don't eat much, but I can find food on my own. Most importantly, I'm very good at fighting. From now on, Chief, you can tell me where to fight."

Going out to hunt Dragon-type Pokémon at the age of 6? Are you Meteorites some kind of Spartan concentration camp? The people of Super Pallet Town look like greenhorns to you.

"Are you really willing to do anything?" Wei Xin looked at Xi Jiana, who was twenty years old and in the prime of her life, and shook his head regretfully.

It's such a pity.

Noticing Wei Xin's gaze, Xijiana shrank back. Although she had considered this possibility before coming—after all, young men in their prime are indeed like wolves and tigers, ravenous for lust—and her physical development was quite good, but—

Even when it came to this, I still felt a lingering fear, but I still looked at the tightly closed hotel door, gritted my teeth, and took off my cloak.

Like a small animal about to be torn apart by a wild beast, the image of being forced to stand up flashed through her mind, and she pleaded, "Could you be a little gentler for a moment?"

"Then you'll have to ask other people for their opinions."

"Huh?" Xijiana stopped what she was doing, stood there stunned, and stared blankly at Wei Xin.

There are other people too, right?

Do you city folks play such elaborate games?

After realizing what had happened, her pupils lost their luster, her eyes trembled uncontrollably, her lips melted, and tears welled up in her eyes. But, since it was the clan leader's order, she said, "Well, alright then."

Wei Xin chuckled. It was so much fun to bully a fool. He even thought about buying Xijiana a bag of sunflower seeds.

"I'm just kidding," Wei Xin said, waving his hand dismissively. This is Qidian, not a forum.

Higana immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

"Go and turn yourself in to Miss Officer Jenny." Harboring a criminal is illegal, and Wei Xin is now a public figure, so he must set an example.

The preceding details are omitted; those responsible will be brought to justice!

"Huh? Surrender?" Higana scratched her head and grinned sheepishly. "Chief, you just like to joke—you really are joking, aren't you?"

Then the smile on Higana's face gradually disappeared.

Wei Xin raised his hand, as if it held some kind of magical tool that must be obeyed once an order was given. Without hesitation, with a righteous expression, he said, "Xijiana, as the chieftain of the Meteor Clan, I order you to go to Officer Jenny and tell her everything about your crimes, your accomplices, and everything you know."

Although to the Hoennians he was a hero who saved Hoenn riding a rainbow dragon, Team Magma and Team Aqua didn't care. They only knew that someone had stopped the expansion of the sea and land. A fanatic with shattered ideals, he would do anything. So—? For my safety, Higanbana, please sacrifice yourself.

A brief silence fell over the room. Higanbana stood there, stunned. As if confirming something, she winked at Wei Xin. "You really have the heart to throw me behind bars? I'm in my twenties, the prime of my life! You wouldn't even take a bite if I offered me to you? How can you resist? You're a Steel-type Pokémon, aren't you?"

She even suspected that she hadn't undressed quickly enough. "Open your eyes and look, I don't believe you have empty eyes."

However, Wei Xin's eyes were wide open, his expression unchanged and completely calm: "If needed, I will write you a letter of understanding."

After repeatedly hoping that Wei Xin would retract his order to no avail, Xijiana finally gave up struggling and could only get up with regret. Since it was the clan leader's task, she handed the scroll on the table to Wei Xin.

"Then, I'm going to turn myself in. I'll entrust the scroll of the Meteor People's heritage, the finishing touch, to you for safekeeping." Then, she looked at Wei Xin with expectant eyes, "Chieftain, if I go in, will you come to visit me?"

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"I'll make time." Wei Xin smiled as he looked at the manual in his hand. The Flying type was the finishing touch. Besides Rayquaza, were there any other Pokémon that could learn it?

Lugia. No, losing both defenses is too costly.

"After I get out, will the clan leader take me in?" Higana asked, turning back every three steps.

"Reform yourself well in there and try to get a reduced sentence. I'll arrange a job for you when you get out." Wei Xin stood up and gestured for Xijiana to come forward.

Whether you're a boy or a girl, having a clean reputation is very important.

Seeing that Wei Xin had no intention of retracting his order, Xijiana finally left the room, feeling dejected and heartbroken.

With her short, black hair falling down and her steps faltering, she bumped into Lillie, who was walking out of her room looking preoccupied. With a cry of surprise, they both squatted down on the ground, rubbing their foreheads with their hands.

"I'm sorry!" After exchanging a glance with Lillie, Higana hugged her cape, tugged at the sagging shoulder strap, sniffled, and sobbed as she walked towards the elevator and headed towards the police station.

Lillie looked puzzled, glancing at Wei Xin's satisfied expression and the open door to his room. Her eyes trembled, and her teeth chattered. "Wei Xin, didn't that girl just come out of your room? You two wouldn't—"

Surprisingly, someone beat me to it, and it was a girl I didn't even know?

"Ah, no," Wei Xin explained innocently, "I just persuaded her to turn herself in."

"Confessed?" Lillie was even more shocked. "You were—"

Lillie didn't know how to describe it, so she could only use two hands and three fingers to make a gesture that was unspoken but understood by all.

Based on the girl's behavior as she fell from Rayquaza's head atop the Sky Pillar, Lillie deduced that she was likely a Meteorite, and that Wei Xin had a contractual relationship with Rayquaza. Many traditional tribes have a custom of abducting their chosen person to be their spouse.

Could it be that she plans to capture Wei Xin and take him back to help her expand her clan?

Lillie, why do you have such a vivid imagination?

"Wait a minute, Wei Xin, I have something I want to tell you." Seeing Wei Xin about to turn back to his room, Lillie said timidly.

Wei Xin stopped in his tracks.

Lillie: "Could you please come to my room?"

What's going on? You have a six-tailed fox in your room that can do backflips?

In Lillie's room.

Wei Xin and Lillie sat side by side on the sofa, with some boring content on their laptops in front of them that made them want to fast-forward and see the results as soon as possible.

This is the benefit of this operation.

"Regarding the net profit from the sale of the entire ring, Dr. Kukui asked for 30% to help Alola form an alliance, Dr. Mulan asked for 20%, our research institute asked for 20%, Dr. Blatano asked for 10%, and the remaining 20% ​​will be on your behalf, totaling two and a half small goals."

"Wow!" Although he had expected it, Wei Xin was still taken aback when he saw the actual data.

Is selling arms really that profitable?

Wow, now I don't have to worry about Lugia's food expenses anymore.

"Wait a minute, why did Dr. Blatano also get a 10% share?" Wei Xin wondered. Although Dr. Blatano was also in the project team, his actual role was not entirely nonexistent, but it was better than nothing.

"Also, why is it called the 'All-in-One Ring'?"

"Because the bracelets we make are fully functional. With just one bracelet and the corresponding components, you can use Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, and Dynamax at the same time. This is what we discovered during our experiments," Lillie explained.

"Furthermore, due to the disappearance of Deoxys, the meteorite energy spread throughout the entire planet. Dr. Blatano discovered that the Mega energy had become an aura, and many wild Pokémon could even Mega Evolve without evolution stones. Not only that, they also discovered some new Mega Pokémon, such as Victreebel and Hawlucha, and the doctor predicted that there would be new Mega Pokémon appearing in the future."

"So, we inadvertently integrated the three systems? And developed new tools?"

"Yes, although the first version of the complete ring had many loopholes and damages, as long as it is improved and repaired, it will definitely become a best-selling item that can be used in various regions. Moreover, I have agreed with the professors that we will be responsible for the production and sales of the item, and they can just sit back and collect the money."

"The doctors all agreed?" Wei Xin was shocked. A three-in-one system that could be used all over the world, the three doctors would probably fight tooth and nail just for the patent, let alone hand it over to someone else to manage.

Especially Galar, which is dirt poor and has almost no other source of income besides Pokémon battles, and Alola, which is rich in resources but not well developed, and where professors even need to go to other regions to sell hooks for competitions in order to form a league.

"How did you do that?" Wei Xin asked.

"It's very simple. I gave up a little bit of the profits to Dr. Kukui, and then, in your name and the professor's name, I agreed to include Dr. Blatano, who was kicked out, in the project team. Dr. Mulan is only one person, and I also brought in the Ether Foundation. So, the deal was reached smoothly."

Wei Xin was shocked. Oh my god, we should ally with Wu against Cao. No, considering the economic situation of Alora and Galar, it should be allied with Shu against Wu.

Lillie tugged at Wei Xin's shirt, looking like a child who had done something wrong, and said timidly with her head down, "Actually, I also used your sacrifice to play the emotional card and got the position of project manager. You won't blame me, will you?"

Dr. Mulan was initially quite firm, after all, it concerned Galar's interests. However, Lillie knew that Dr. Mulan cared more for Mary, so she used the Wei Xin incident to get Mary to whisper a few words in Mulan's ear and shed a couple of tears. The old lady's ears softened, and she was willing to discuss anything.

"I can't bear to part with it, I can't bear to part with it," Wei Xin said cheerfully. He had only taken a nap, and Lillie had gotten everything done, with extra benefits as well. "I'm so happy!"

Lillie, you have such great teeth!

Lillie giggled and took the opportunity to hook her arm around Wei Xin's: "I knew you wouldn't blame me."

She shifted her position, sitting closer to Wei Xin, and wafted the scent of the carefully selected shampoo to his nose. She continued, "And another thing, regarding our Energy Cube Workshop business, I've already reached an agreement with the Fangyuan Alliance. From now on, they'll prioritize importing from us. As long as the products are fine, we won't have to worry about sales channels in the future."

"The energy cubes we're asking the Alliance to reimburse are a secret between us. I wrote 70% more than I should have, so you can't tell anyone else."

"Of course," Wei Xin said, patting his chest. "What do you mean by '70%'? That's called labor fees, human resources fees, pensions, and money earned by risking one's life."

In business, not making a profit is a loss, making a small profit is a small loss, and being a little greedy is what makes a businessman. Although Wei Xin knew these principles, he was not good at sales. All he could do was make sure he wouldn't end up behind bars for any reason.

Lillie has shown a unique talent in sales and management.

It can only be said that she is indeed the daughter of Lusamine; her business genes have been passed down through her.

"So, after doing all this, is there any reward?" Lillie mustered her courage, pressed her body against Wei Xin, and said in a childlike, coquettish manner, turning her head to look at Wei Xin with sparkling eyes.

Wei Xin was slightly taken aback. Only then did he notice that Lillie's fair and delicate cheeks were slightly flushed, her lips were moist, and the tips of her ears were even more red and transparent under the warm orange light of the room. Her shirt was also soaked with water droplets from her hair, her shoulders were trembling slightly, and her bra straps were faintly visible.

Wei Xin suddenly felt his mouth go dry, realizing with a start that this little girl was probably secretly manipulating the accounts while pretending to be doing something wrong to the boss.

Subordinates are not allowed to kiss their superiors on the lips!

He simply reached out, and soft, golden hair ran through his fingers as he ruffled her hair. The smooth strands of hair wrapped around his arm like a spider web. Just as he was about to pull his hand away, Lillie grabbed it.

"not enough!"

As if complaining, Lillie slipped her hand between Wei Xin's fingers, clenched it tightly, then turned around and pounced on him.

"Wait a minute—." Wei Xin was shocked. Although he had guessed that he had probably entered the Spider Cave, he did not expect that the little spider demon would actually intend to eat him raw.

Lillie straddled Wei Xin's legs, burying herself in his arms, her other hand around his neck, her pointed chin pressing against his shoulder, moaning softly.

"Do you remember what you promised me before you left?" Lillie's voice and body trembled.

They clearly promised to come back safely.

"I'm back now, aren't I? Look, I'm perfectly fine."

"You're not truly safe until you've died once," Lillie retorted loudly, then her voice gradually faded until only Wei Xin could hear it. "I'm really worried about you."

The room fell into a deathly silence.

After a moment of silence, Wei Xin sighed, "I'm sorry."

Like a debater who has found a weakness, Lillie snorted, "You admit you're wrong?"

"I was wrong."

"Alright!" Lillie released her grip, pushed Wei Xin's chest, and pressed him down onto the sofa. Their faces were very close, and the fragrance emanating from their bodies attracted each other. "Since Wei Xin has admitted to breaching the contract, according to the terms, I have the right to demand liquidated damages from you."

"Breach of contract penalty?" Wei Xin was slightly taken aback. Before he could react, Lillie's shirt had already slipped off, and something that Wei Xin's mind could hardly comprehend appeared before his eyes.

Damn! A pun, huh?! You can't even distinguish between nasal sounds?!

Pilaf!

Lillie ripped open Wei Xin's clothes: "Wei Xin, who broke the agreement, must be punished!"

You said punishment is the best option, not anything else!

Among the scattered clothes, Sylveon and Kirlia's Poké Balls swayed slightly, and soon fell silent.

More than an hour later, Lillie was severely punished and was satisfied.