I’m the Owner of the Pokémon Day Care In the World of Pokémon

Yuga understood the other rewards, but the final one puzzled him.

Qualification to become an Ecopark Owner?

Couldn't he just build an Ecopark himself as long as he had the funds? Did he need someone else permission?

"1314520, come out and explain this Ecopark Owner qualification to me."

[ Please be patient, Host. ]

[ The system Ecopark is different from the regular Pokémon world Ecopark. ]

[ As long as the Host constructs the framework of an Ecopark, the system will transform it. ]

[ The Ecopark management system, temperature and humidity control system, water purification system, drainage system, ventilation system, and more, will all utilize the system unique technology. ]

[ The system will also employ space expansion techniques to enlarge the Ecopark internal space. ]

Yuga suddenly understood.

"So, you mean I'm qualified for the system to use advanced technology to build an Ecopark for me?"

[ Exactly, Host. However, the Host must handle the external framework of the Ecopark. ]

"I'm aware of that. Compared to the cost of constructing the Ecopark interior, creating the exterior framework is a minor task.

Also, what do you mean by 'main park'? Are there 'sub-parks'?"

[ Yes, Host. ]

[ The living environments of Pokémon vary greatly. ]

[ Some require volcanoes, deserts, forests, grasslands... ]

[ A sub-park is an Ecopark formed to mimic these unique environments. ]

[ The main park is designed for Pokémon to thrive in common surroundings. ]

"Can the system really simulate environments like volcanoes and deserts? It's that amazing?"

Yuga was greatly surprised, wondering what kind of treasure he had stumbled upon.

[ Host, please don't doubt the capabilities of this system. ]

"Oh no, I'm not doubting your abilities at all. I'm just incredibly surprised. No! I mean I'm pleasantly surprised, so surprised that I can't contain myself."

Yuga was in such a good mood that he felt affectionate toward the system, finding it cute just as he looked at it.

"So, how can I obtain the qualification to open a sub-park?"

[ Please look forward to future developments, Host. ]

!!!

What kind of response is 'look forward to future developments'? Couldn't you explain a bit more clearly? This darn system, can't even compliment it for three seconds.

Apart from the Ecopark reward, the other two rewards were also pleasantly surprising.

Rare Candy were perfect for low level Flabébé.

The Hiny Stone not only resolved the issue of Floette evolution into Florges but also boosted its aptitude.

He had never heard before that an evolution stone could enhance a Pokémon aptitude, nor did he know there were regular and premium versions.

However, the greatest surprise was the Ecopark.

Actually, Yuga had been thinking about how to continue operating Yoyo Day Care these past few days.

Following his parents' previous business strategy wouldn't work.

He had struggled to sell just 14 Pokémon eggs, so dealing with hundreds or thousands of them in the future would take ages.

Ultimately, Yuga concluded that building an Ecopark, cultivating high-aptitude Pokémon, and adopting a high-end approach was the way to go.

The desire of Pokémon trainers in the Pokémon world for high-aptitude Pokémon was beyond imagination.

For a trainer to achieve success, having high-aptitude Pokémon was indispensable. The saying "There are no useless Pokémon, only useless trainers" could boost morale and guide the community direction.

This didn't mean he would ignore low-end customers. Among trainers, low-end customers were the majority.

Yoyo Day Care sales typically consisted of two parts: Pokémon egg sales and young Pokémon sales.

Yuga decided to take a low-end approach for egg sales, still targeting the general public but with slightly fewer quantities.

However, for young Pokémon, he planned to raise them in the Ecopark.

With his Skill Eye ability, he could easily locate high-aptitude Pokémon compared to others.

He only needed to frequently venture into the wild to encounter some high-aptitude Pokémon. While these weren't young Pokémon and couldn't be sold, they could serve as breeding Pokémon.

Only three factors influenced the aptitude of newly born Pokémon.

First was the strength of their parents. The stronger the parent Pokémon, the higher the likelihood of their offspring having high aptitude.

Second was the aptitude of their parents. The higher the aptitude of the parent Pokémon, the greater the chance of their offspring having high aptitude.

The third factor was entirely random, subject to chance. In all things, unexpected outcomes were possible. Offspring of high-aptitude Pokémon could still be low-aptitude, and vice versa. However, the chances of this were small, making it an uncontrollable factor.

As long as he cultivated high-aptitude Pokémon in the Ecopark and built a positive reputation, even without promotion, even if Verdanturf Town was remote, people would still be willing to travel miles to buy Pokémon.

No trainer could resist the temptation of high-aptitude Pokémon.

With the system assistance, all Yuga needed was to construct the Ecopark framework, and the compensation from breeding would suffice.

In essence, the Ecopark was similar to the greenhouse Yuga had in his past life, only far more advanced, with a complete ecosystem and an intact ecological cycle.

However, Yuga decided to wait until he returned from the Breeding Center in Furnace Blaze Town before dealing with the Ecopark framework.

He wasn't well-versed in this area and planned to consult his uncle after returning.

By morning, all the Pokémon eggs had been sold, so Yuga closed the shop.

During lunch preparation, he went to wake up the still-slumbering Flabébé. However, no matter how hard he tried, she remained asleep like a log.

Suddenly, Yuga thought of something. He took out Rare Candy from the system backpack and placed them near Flabébé nose.

An enticing aroma wafted from the Candy, causing Flabébé mouth to water.

Despite this, Flabébé still didn't fully wake up, only sitting up drowsily.

Using Rare Candy, Yuga coaxed Flabébé step by step out of her den and onto the dining table. He then fed her the Candy one after another.

In her drowsy state, Flabébé suddenly felt a warm flow spreading from her belly throughout her body. It was incredibly comfortable, making her almost want to let out a happy cry.

By the time she fully opened her eyes, her body began to emit a milky-white radiance.

In this white, almost sacred light, her body elongated, growing taller. Gradually, her size increased from that of a palm to that of an adult forearm.

Yuga hadn't expected that a single Rare Candy would cause Flabébé to evolve from level 15 into Floette.

[ Floette

Gender: Female

Ability: Flower Veil

Aptitude: Green

Level: 19

Moves: Tackle, Vine Whip, Fairy Wind, Protect, Magical Leaf. ]

Reaching the level at which evolution was possible, Floette had also learned a highly practical Grass-type move, Magical Leaf.

Floette looked down at her new form and let out a joyful cry.

She danced around for a while until Yuga called her back to have lunch, prompting her to fly back.

Even after evolving into Floette, her personality remained unchanged—lively, cheerful, and fond of being spoiled.