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tftc ✿just back from IRL things, literally amazed at new things and update from Webnovel. Anyways, as usual great chapters.

thanks for the chapter, have a nice day.ଘ(੭*ˊᴗˋ)੭

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you literally Herscher.unless you don't need 'revenge' anymore probably alright.Not complete defeated.. •'-'•)۶✧

man where the pain, suffering and tragedy.I mean this is Honkai Impact 3rd and hoyoverse very uh... ■■■■■■. Anyway thanks for the chapter.

(~ ̆▾ ̆)~ One of the lesser-known and rare stories in the Pokémon world involves the mysterious and legendary Pokémon, Phione. Phione is known as the Sea Drifter Pokémon and is associated with the Legendary Pokémon Manaphy. While Phione itself is not classified as a legendary Pokémon, its existence and backstory are intriguing. In the Pokémon lore, Phione can only be obtained by breeding a Manaphy with a Ditto. However, unlike most Pokémon breeding, where offspring are of the same species as the mother, breeding a Manaphy with a Ditto results in a Phione egg instead of another Manaphy. This unique breeding mechanic makes Phione the only known Pokémon that cannot evolve into or from any other Pokémon. What makes Phione even more intriguing is that it doesn't have the same mythical status as other legendary Pokémon. It is not typically featured in main storylines, events, or promotional materials like other legendary Pokémon. As a result, many fans may not be aware of its existence or its unique breeding method. This rarity and relatively unknown status of Phione in the Pokémon world make it a fascinating and lesser-known aspect of Pokémon lore. ♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧ ok I'm done here (c"ತ,_ತ)

◟( ̆ 3 ̆)◞ Pokémon have various dietary preferences and requirements, which can differ depending on their species. Here are some general categories of Pokémon diets: 1. Herbivores: Some Pokémon are herbivores and primarily consume plant-based food. For example, Grass-type Pokémon like Bulbasaur, Chikorita, and Snivy have diets consisting of leaves, grass, berries, and other vegetation. 2. Carnivores: Certain Pokémon are carnivorous and rely on consuming other Pokémon or prey for sustenance. Many predatory Pokémon fall into this category, such as the Fire-type Arcanine or the Water-type Sharpedo, who feed on fish and other smaller Pokémon. 3. Omnivores: Some Pokémon have omnivorous diets and can consume both plant and animal-based food. Pidgeot, for instance, is known to eat berries and small insects. Eevee and its evolutions also have diverse diets and can consume various types of food. 4. Nectar and Pollen: Pokémon like Butterfree and Beedrill have diets that involve nectar and pollen. They feed on flowers and other sources of sweet substances. 5. Specialized Diets: Certain Pokémon have specific dietary requirements. For example, Electric-type Pokémon such as Pikachu and Magnemite are often depicted as needing electricity as a form of sustenance. 6. Unknown Diets: There are some Pokémon whose dietary preferences or requirements are not explicitly mentioned or explored in-depth. The specifics of their diets are left to the imagination or may vary depending on the Pokémon's characteristics and nature. It's important to remember that Pokémon is a fictional world, and the details about Pokémon diets are often based on creative interpretations and depictions in various Pokémon media.

(・ิω・)ノิิ Certainly! In the Pokémon world, several significant events occurred before the start of most Pokémon game stories. Here are some key events: 1. Creation of the Pokémon World: According to Pokémon lore, the world was created by Arceus, the Alpha Pokémon. Arceus formed the Legendary Pokémon Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina, who respectively govern time, space, and antimatter. 2. Ancient Civilizations: The Pokémon world had various ancient civilizations that revered and interacted with Pokémon. Notable civilizations include the Aztec-inspired Sinnoh civilization, which built the Spear Pillar; the advanced technology of the ancient Kalos region; and the mysterious Unown writings discovered in the Ruins of Alph in Johto. 3. Legendary Pokémon: Throughout history, legendary Pokémon have played significant roles. Some examples include Lugia and Ho-Oh's involvement in the Brass Tower's burning and the creation of the Legendary Beasts (Suicune, Raikou, and Entei) in Johto. Kyogre and Groudon's ancient battles shaped the Hoenn region, while Rayquaza intervened to maintain balance between them. 4. Mythical Pokémon: Mythical Pokémon are rare and elusive species that often have mystical origins or associations with ancient legends. Examples include Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, and more. Their appearances in the Pokémon world's history have been the subject of legends and stories. 5. War of Kalos: Roughly 3,000 years before the events of Pokémon X and Y, the Kalos region experienced a devastating conflict known as the War of Kalos. This war involved the ultimate weapon and the destruction of the Kalos region. The Legendary Pokémon Xerneas and Yveltal played crucial roles in the resolution of the conflict. These events provide a rich tapestry for the Pokémon world and set the stage for the adventures that trainers embark on in their respective games. ♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧♤♧ In the Pokémon world, it is not explicitly shown or mentioned that humans eat Pokémon. Pokémon are considered sentient beings with their own unique abilities, characteristics, and relationships with humans. Trainers form bonds with Pokémon, and they typically work together as partners in battles and other activities. However, it's important to note that the Pokémon world is diverse, and different regions may have their own cultural practices and customs. While the main focus of the Pokémon franchise revolves around capturing and training Pokémon for battles and competitions, the specific details about the dietary habits of humans in relation to Pokémon are not explored in depth within the games, TV shows, movies, or other official media. It is generally understood that humans in the Pokémon world have a more traditional diet consisting of regular food items found in their respective regions, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and various animal-based products like meat and dairy. These food sources do not involve Pokémon. In summary, while it's not explicitly depicted that humans eat Pokémon, the Pokémon world's cultural nuances are not extensively explored in this regard, leaving room for interpretation and speculation.

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nice, really like it very much. I see no mistakes here probably. It's very entertaining and interesting,looking forward..more chapters.