Pokemon : I Am A Breeder/Champion

Join my p@treon for more chapters

[email protected]/Tempest_29

"Anything else?" 

"You can finish it all at once." 

"I gave these things to you." 

He is rich! 

He is really rich. 

After Evan complained for a while, he stopped being polite to him. Instead, he listed some things he needed. 

"Do you know about the Dynamax ore?" 

"I need that." 

"If you can get it, bring me more." 

"Of course, I will give you money. These things can be deducted from the payment for the Energy Cube." 

"There's no need to give anything as a gift." 

This is a large dragon-raising company, and Evan felt it necessary to build a good relationship. If he needed dragon-type materials in the future, this would be a reliable contact. 

Eli looked a little surprised but nodded. 

"Alright." 

"Then you have to give me a discount." 

"I also know about the Dynamax ore. I'll send it over tomorrow." 

"You can customize it for me for a month first." 

"Just tell me how much it will cost, and I'll pay." 

He agreed immediately. 

After hearing this, Evan gave a price after some thought. 

"Your Energy Cube is relatively expensive. If the price is just for one serving, the monthly supply will be 10 million Pokédollars. I'll need to provide 6 million here." 

"Then, deduct the cost of the materials. Just give me 2 million. However, I won't give you a discount next time." 

The first wave included discounts, which could be used as payment for materials. For future orders, normal prices would apply. 

Eli didn't object. 

"Very good." 

"Alright, deal." 

"By the way, how much Dynamax ore do you need? Is 300 kilograms enough?" 

As soon as those words came out, Evan raised an eyebrow. 

I only need a few kilograms. When you ask, how much do you think I need? 

At this moment, Violet chimed in. 

"His family owns a mine. He has a lot of minerals at home. If you need anything, just ask him directly." 

After saying this, she winked at Evan. 

The implication was clear: take advantage of this opportunity to get as much as possible from the wealthy. 

Hearing Violet's words, Evan's eyes lit up. 

"That's it. I understand." 

"300 kilograms will do. If possible, please help me get some other ores too. Then there's no need to send money." 

What a guy—truly a generous, wealthy individual. 

This man had truly climbed the ranks using his resources to become an Elite. 

The League is indeed corrupt! 

How could they allow someone like him to rise in status? 

Eli had no objections and agreed.

"You can use ore to exchange for a month's worth of top-level Energy Cubes, and it's not a loss," Evan remarked. 

"Good!" Eli replied enthusiastically. "I'll make arrangements when I get back. I'll set aside some of the ore I have at home for you. If you need anything in the future, just let me know. I can get it not only from the mines in China but also from abroad." 

His confidence was clear—after all, his family was the largest mining powerhouse in the China. 

Thus, the two parties reached an agreement. Evan would provide top-tier Energy Cubes for a month free of charge, while Eli supplied him with an abundance of materials and ores, completely covering the costs. 

It was a win-win. 

With these materials, Evan calculated that Eli had essentially only paid for one month's worth of Energy Cubes. If both parties remained cooperative, future collaborations were sure to flourish. 

After the deal, the conversation shifted to Pokémon battles and strategies. Eli's insights revealed that, despite his wealth, he was no mere "pseudo-legendary warrior"—he had genuine skill as a trainer. 

Evan realized he had misjudged him. 

Meanwhile, Violet observed the budding camaraderie with silent astonishment. The pair had become fast friends. 

By noon, Eli prepared to leave. 

"I'll come back in a few days to pick up the Energy Cubes," he said. "Good brother, I trust you with my Pokémon's future." 

He bowed slightly, his gesture both sincere and respectful. 

Evan nodded seriously. "Don't worry. I'll make sure everything is perfect." 

Well, with access to that mine, I'll certainly ensure it's worth it, he thought to himself. 

Eli released his Dragonite and flew off, waving goodbye. 

After he left, Evan turned to Violet. 

"I'm heading out too," he said. "Come by again sometime." 

With that, Evan called out to Sophia in the backyard. 

"Sophia, I'm leaving. Do you want to come with me?" 

Hearing his words, Sophia and her Kirlia hurried over. 

"Let's go together," she said. "Senior Evan, I'll be taking Kirlia with me. Thank you for your help during this time." 

Evan nodded. "Good. Take care." 

He headed back to the workshop to prepare for the evening, while Violet and Sophia left with their Pokémon. 

During lunch, Aunt Jenn briefed Evan about the store's success. 

"Everything is going well. We sold a lot this morning. The Gallade is currently managing the store while we eat." 

Evan listened, nodding thoughtfully. "Aunt Jenn, let's make this easier. You don't need to cook for us anymore. Gallade and Lucario can handle meals at the breeding house. You can focus on dinner for the children in the evening. What do you think?" 

Aunt Jenn hesitated, skeptical. 

"Do it ourselves? Are you sure that's okay? Can a Pokémon even cook properly?" 

Evan smiled and reassured her with stories of Gallade and Lucario's culinary skills. 

Aunt Jenn's eyes widened. "Those pokemon can cook? That's amazing!" 

"Alright, from now on, I'll just handle dinner. We'll have lunch at the store. This will save us all the extra trouble," she agreed. 

With that, the decision was made. Lucario's cooking skills would lighten the workload, and the store and breeding house could operate more efficiently.