Genshin Impact: I spread the Pokemon to Teyvat

"Mona (The Poor mona) has joined the group chat!"

Hu Tao: "Oh, it's really lively these days. We've got new people joining every day!"

Xiangling: "Haha, seems like Mr. takumi business is booming in Mondstadt."

Lisa: "Mona, new members must give out red envelopes! And how about sharing a set of personal photos with measurements?"

Jean: "Lisa, how are you so experienced with this?"

Tartaglia: "Right? I'm an older member, and you've only been here a couple of days yourself."

Just then, a system message silenced the chat.

Group System Message: "Group Leader (Manager takumi) has promoted Mona (The Poor mona) to Administrator."

Hu Tao: "Wait, what?!"

Rosaria: "Hmph, I knew there was something suspicious about this astrologer as soon as she set foot in Mondstadt. She snagged Club Manager Fang's favor without a word!"

Noelle: "Gathering courage here… Club Manager Takumi, I could do that too—!"

Lisa: "Takumi, wouldn't you like to try out a witch instead?"

Jean: "Someone, please mute Lisa! She's getting a bit too quick with her jokes. And remember, we've got kids in this group!"

Klee: "La la la, Klee knows what Aunt Lisa tastes like!"

Lisa: "Excuse me, what did you call me, Klee? Aunt?!"

Group System Message: "Lisa has been muted for 10 minutes by Administrator Mona."

Klee: "Yes, Auntie! Auntie, Auntie! (With hands on hips, laughing proudly)"

Jean: "Good call! Keep this group wholesome!"

Kaeya: "Mona, I raise both hands in support of your administrative work to keep this chat pure!"

Mona: "This group strictly prohibits all forms of reckless driving and inappropriate chatter. The purpose is to provide a space for elite trainers to communicate. All rules are subject to interpretation by the administrators and Group Leader Takumi."

Tartaglia: "Long live Administrator Mona!"

Keqing: "Tartaglia, could you suck up any faster?"

Tartaglia: "Hey, just showing my respect to our wise and gracious admin!"

Takumi chuckled as he saw how lively the group chat became after Mona's appointment. He quickly followed up with an announcement appointing Mona as the new manager of the Mondstadt Pokémon House branch.

Later that night at the Knights' headquarters

Jean tapped on the announcement, a little surprised. "Well, that certainly aligns with Manager takumi style," she said, smiling. "Mona doesn't belong to the Knights or the Mondstadt Adventurers' Association; she's a true outsider here. By appointing her as the Mondstadt branch manager, Manager Fang ensures she has a solid connection within our network."

Jean then reviewed a separate intelligence report, submitted by Rosaria, about recent activities within the Mondstadt Adventurers' Association. It included information on each member's initial Pokémon and noted the details of Takumi's proposed collaboration with the association, with even some undisclosed content reasonably guessed.

"I'm eager to see how Manager Takumi works with such a vast organization that operates across seven nations," she thought, an excited spark in her eye.

Late Night by Cider Lake

Takumi had received a message from Venti inviting him to meet by the lake. Lapras was resting on a rock nearby, worn out from play. Venti leaned against Lapras's shell, gazing up at the stars.

"Are you heading back to Liyue soon?" Venti asked.

Takumi nodded, "You probably saw it in the group chat. I'll be leaving the Mondstadt branch in Mona's hands."

Venti paused, then grinned. "So, does this mean I can come by the store to chat and grab a drink whenever I want?"

Takumi gave him a dry look. "Sure, whatever you like."

Since Venti had given him two god-level resources for free, Takumi decided to waive all future costs for him. Then, something occurred to Venti. "Oh, when you're back in Liyue, you must bring that old man Morax into the customer group chat!"

Takumi laughed. "That's actually on my list—I've got a few things to discuss with him."

Venti then brought up the Abyss Order's recent appearance atop Starsnatch Cliff. Takumi, choosing his words carefully, only mentioned his encounter with the Abyss Prince, aether, and downplayed some details, leaving Venti visibly awestruck.

Later that night, in the Winter Nation

The lights in the Adventurers' Association headquarters shone brightly as high-ranking officials gathered. The mysterious association president sat at the head, and each executive held a newly certified Pokémon Guide.

This equipment had been sent by Takumi via Mondstadt's branch leader, Seleus, who had it quickly delivered to the headquarters through the association's established channels. As they familiarized themself with the device, a heavy atmosphere settled over the room.

The association president's voice cut through the tension, "This is our proof."

No one disagreed. In the technologically advanced Winter Nation, they were fully aware of the incredible black-tech capabilities of the Pokémon Guide.

Suddenly, a notification popped up on each of their Guides:

System Message: "You have been added to the Adventurers' Association group chat by Group Leader (Takumi)."

Takumi: "Hello, everyone!"

His message was even a voice recording. The senior executives exchanged glances, clearly caught off guard.

The president cleared his throat, then responded with his own voice message, "Greetings, Mr. Takumi, Bringer of Black Technology from Afar. How should we address you? A title, perhaps?"

Takumi felt a bit thrown off—these veterans seemed to have misunderstood something. "No title needed. I'm just a regular person. You can call me by my name or simply Manager Takumi. Now, how are we doing with the cooperation discussions?"

The president replied, "In principle, we agree to cooperate, Manager takumi. But we still need further discussions regarding the details."

Takumi went on to propose the establishment of a new department, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, through the association's established network across the seven nations. This department would be akin to the International Police of the Pokémon World, dedicated to protecting Pokémon habitats and combating illegal activities.

The president and his colleagues listened intently, their expressions growing more thoughtful. Could they really allocate people to this department? And wouldn't this make the department akin to Takumi's private force?

However, the resources Takumi listed next—rare Pokémon, evolution stones, fossils, and other coveted items—had their attention. Each executive's eyes practically glowed as they realized the potential benefits.

Takumi even shared some video footage: "The Battle with His Highness Aether and the Abyss Order.avi."

The video featured the legendary Pokémon, Cresselia, casting a moonlit aurora over the underground world. The display of power left the executives in stunned silence, their eyes wide with astonishment.

Takumi watched the reactions play out, a satisfied smile on his face. He knew the Adventurers' Association was a vast and resourceful organization and that partnering with them was far more efficient than building from scratch.

The president finally spoke up, his voice resolute, "We agree to establish the Ministry of Environmental Protection. Mr. takumi will serve as its head, and he will also hold the honorary title of Association President."

The senior executives around him nodded, their expressions showing admiration and enthusiasm.

"We'll also act as the first members of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, serving as honorary inspector generals with the highest internal authority across each region in the future."

"With higher authority, we'll have access to greater resources!"

Meanwhile, Takumi, who had already settled in for the night, checked the group chat and smiled in satisfaction at the results.

The Adventurers' Association was vast, with deep roots in every nation, making it an ideal partner for swiftly building the infrastructure necessary to combat Pokémon-related crimes. This department would act as the first stronghold to protect the soon-to-be-established Pokémon ecological zones.

With Pokémon value easily reaching millions of Mora, Takumi knew that taking proactive steps against crime was essential to safeguard this new era.