Você Não Pode Ser um Treinador de Pokémon!

In Shanghai, the transition between late autumn and early winter is subtle and indistinct.

Xia Chi leaned against the classroom window, idly twirling his pen while gazing at the bleak scenery outside. The leaves of a towering, century-old tree had long since withered, leaving only a gray-brown bird's nest perched awkwardly on a branch. A few newly hatched mountain tit chicks huddled together, chirping and craning their round bodies, waiting for their mother—a blue jay—to feed them.

In his ears rang the familiar, rhythmic yet emotionless drone of the middle-aged professor.

"Modern historiography posits that the Sinnoh region held a pivotal position in world history during the medieval period. The oldest statue of Arceus discovered to date was found in... Xia Chi, you answer."

Xia Chi was not surprised by the professor's special attention. He kept spinning his pen and answered immediately, "The ruins of the Shinjoh Ruins at the foot of Mount Coronet."

Professor Zhou, who taught Pokémon Mythology, softened his tone slightly. "Very good. Now, in Sinnoh mythology, besides Arceus, which other legendary Pokémon are considered significant?"

Xia Chi replied, "In addition to the Lake Guardians—Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf—there are Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina."

"Wrong again!"

Professor Zhou's voice rose sharply. "I don't know where you get your information from. What is a Giratina? We are researchers of history; we must maintain a rigorous attitude. Stop reading