Chapter 100: Anime Crossover: Pokémon – Starting from Hunter x Hunter Chapter 39

A single sword strike is enough.

"Zing~"

The Single Sword Sheath moved slightly, emitting a sword sound like a blade being drawn from its scabbard, still looking as if it hadn't woken up.

Perhaps it was its hobby, or perhaps all Pokémon of this kind were like this; his Single Sword Sheath particularly loved to sleep.

It and Duskull were very much in agreement; the thing they liked to do most was gather together and sleep.

They could be called the "Sleeping Duo."

Luo Ge casually spun a sword flourish, applied a bit of force, added some Nen, and suddenly slashed down toward the other side.

The Single Sword Sheath sliced through the air directly, as if splitting the invisible air in two, with strong air currents sweeping out to both sides.

Suddenly, a shining crescent-shaped sword qi surged forward, directly cutting a small tree in half before vanishing.

This was a technique he had figured out over the past two days; combining Nen with the Single Sword Sheath's ability allowed him to launch sword qi.

The essence of this sword qi was actually Nen.

Hmm...

This move might even earn him the title of Swordsman in One Piece; he just didn't know if it counted as a flying slash.

After testing it, Luo Ge extended his hand, and the large Swinub was immediately stored in his backpack.

He planned to take it back as an ingredient; to him, this Beast Forest was more like a Food Forest.

The creatures inside were tastier than one another.

Walking toward the forest's outskirts, it wasn't long before Luo Ge arrived at their campsite.

It was still on a grassland; at first glance, it seemed they hadn't moved, except that the Beast Forest terrain had appeared beside it.

It was now nearing noon, the time to prepare lunch.

Although Energy Cubes could provide plenty of energy and tasted as sweet as candy, eating them constantly made one feel sick of them.

Every now and then, one still had to eat normal meals.

Today, Luo Ge planned to make a whole roasted pig with this Swinub.

On the green grassland,

Eevee was running together with Nidorino.

Since the Dorok Ruins incident, Eevee had made up its mind to train hard and strengthen its own power.

Bisigi was delighted to see this.

After all, herding one sheep is herding, and herding two sheep is also herding.

Considering Eevee's physical constitution couldn't match Nidorino's and its abilities leaned more toward support,

Bisigi decided to have it strengthen its physical constitution first.

Inside the camp,

Gastly was hovering over a mask, occasionally flipping out a ghost face, trying to scare this new partner.

But Duskull wouldn't even come out; only the mask lay on the grass, while its true form slept, ignoring everything outside.

Gastly: Indeed, being a ghost is truly hard.

Bisigi was making final preparations before the two girls began contact with Nen.

Today, Bisigi planned to have the two girls formally begin contact with Nen.

"Let's eat first; we'll formally open the Spirit Hole in the afternoon."

Glancing at Luo Ge's return, Bisigi gave the order.

The first step of contact with Nen requires consuming a large amount of stamina, so it is better to proceed after eating and drinking one's fill.

For a moment, all three of Bisigi's group gathered around, curious about what ingredients Luo Ge would bring back today.

Occasionally, Luo Ge would actively wander into the Beast Forest and bring back some good ingredients.

In fact, Luo Ge's original intention was to use Poké Balls to capture some creatures with good abilities.

Unfortunately, the beasts on the outskirts were unremarkable with no highlights; perhaps the monsters deep inside would be better.

"Today, we'll eat whole roasted pig."

No sooner had the words left his mouth than a large wild boar appeared on the empty ground beside Luo Ge, looking exactly as it had when it first died.

This was one of the benefits of the backpack.

As long as something is placed inside, its state when taken out is exactly the same as when it was put in; there is no need to worry about spoilage or expiration.