When the door was pushed open, Alex Carter stopped playing with his Pokémon and looked up at the doorway, his eyes narrowing instantly. The person who appeared before him was an iconic character. No matter which Pokémon anime it was, his figure would appear, accompanying Ash to research various Pokémon, and no matter which region he was in, he was someone whose opinion mattered.
In other words, this Professor is one of the top Professors in every region; he can be said to be one of the most powerful and knowledgeable individuals in the Pokémon world. You should know that in the world of Pokémon, there are ten different Pokédexes created by Professor Oak. He was once the winner of the first Pokémon League, and he has been kidnapped by evil organizations many times but always managed to escape. He is a senior Professor with rich experience.
After he won the greatest honor, he suddenly retired from the competitive world, shifting his focus to researching Pokédexes and various Pokémon, which surprised many. It's just a pity that Professor Oak quickly proved his critics wrong with his strength and knowledge, as if he had a system bug, advancing step by step to the pinnacle of Pokémon research, and solidifying his role as a leader in the Pokémon research world.
Such a person, who could easily win the League and achieve such high accomplishments in research, could definitely be called a legendary figure, even though he usually appeared very casual. With such a big shot appearing before him, even if Alex thought highly of himself, he couldn't hide his inner excitement.
How many people's dreams did this Professor Oak carry in his world? When Alex was glued to the TV watching anime, or when he held a Nintendo game console, the first person he saw was Professor Oak. And everyone understands, the Professor's standards are naturally very high; not just anyone can catch his eye.
"Hello, Alex, we meet again," Professor Oak said with a kind smile, greeting the dazed Alex first.
"Hello, Professor Oak," Alex suppressed his inner excitement, a genuine smile appearing on his face.
"You did very well this time. Although you successfully defeated them, Team Rocket is not a simple organization. Your seriously injuring their members this time will inevitably attract their attention, so it's best to have less involvement with them in the future."
"I understand, Professor, I will pay attention," Alex nodded.
Seeing this, Professor Oak was very satisfied. This Alex is very sensible, much better than his arrogant grandson Gary and the hotheaded Ash.
"By the way, besides visiting you, I also have something I want your help with this time. I wonder if you are willing?" Professor Oak looked at Alex with a smile, a hint of expectation in his eyes.
Alex saw Professor Oak's unguarded appearance towards him, and he couldn't help but feel a little moved, but he still suppressed his excitement and pretended to ask suspiciously, "I wonder what you need my help with, Professor?"
"It's nothing big."
Professor Oak walked to the table and slowly sat down, took a sip of juice, and then said, "You also know that I am just researching some Pokémon now, but I am old and can't walk much, so I need you young people to explore and help me collect more Pokémon data. Are you willing?"
"Professor, you should know that I only want to catch strong Pokémon, not weak ones," Alex frowned and said.
"You child, let me tell you. Pokémon are not divided into strong or weak; it's just that their attributes have some restraint. Just like Pokémon themselves have no distinction between good and evil; they just obey their Trainer. The Pokémon in Team Rocket's hands cannot all be said to be evil."
"Do you understand? And I'm not asking you to catch all Pokémon; I just need you to fill the Pokédex and collect information on various Pokémon. That's all."
"That's not a problem, but with my own abilities, I can't possibly help collect all of them," Alex said helplessly.
"It's okay, we can research your Red Gyarados then; it's the same," Professor Oak said with a smile.
"So that's your real purpose, huh?" Alex rolled his eyes and grumbled in his heart.
"And I can help you upgrade your Pokédex in advance."
It has to be said, this condition was really good. Although he had a system that could automatically identify Pokémon, the system also had times when it malfunctioned. If it suddenly disappeared again like before, a Pokédex was a good alternative.
Moreover, besides some knowledge in his mind, he didn't know much about the Pokémon in this world. Therefore, this upgraded Pokédex was a very good choice. And a Pokédex, if not gifted by someone else, is an extremely valuable item, costing at least several million. What's more, it's an upgraded Pokédex?
So Alex didn't think much and agreed to Professor Oak's request.
"Very good, take out your Pokédex," Professor Oak said, reaching out to Alex.
Alex pulled his Pokédex from his bag and handed it to Professor Oak. Professor Oak took out a USB-like device and inserted it into Alex's Pokédex. After a while, the USB flashed green twice, and Professor Oak returned the Pokédex to Alex.
"Now your Pokédex has been upgraded to the latest version. It's one of the few Pokédexes I've given out, and I hope you can use it to do more meaningful things. Of course, it would be best if you could help me collect more Pokémon data."
"As for Poké Balls, I won't give them to you. I suppose you don't really need them, do you? After all, you don't need to catch that many Pokémon," Professor Oak said, rubbing his hands.
"Goodbye!" Professor Oak said and then left the room.
He came in a hurry and left in a hurry. Alex, however, understood this perfectly. After all, Professor Oak was a very busy person in the scientific research world, always researching Pokémon and being with Pokémon. To be able to take time to visit him and even ask for his help was an unimaginable honor.
Alex then took out his Pokédex and scanned his Pokémon one by one, finding that the data it provided was almost identical to the data given by the system.
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