Chapter 309 - 309: Truly Foolish
When Cain finished making the Pokéblocks, the Pokémon had already cleaned up all the debris from the ground, leaving only two still-warm Pokémon corpses outside as a warning and a threat.
Cain looked at the two Ursaring frozen in blocks of ice.
Now that they were prisoners, Cain had the final say on what to do with them.
In fact, these two Ursaring, who looked large and clumsy, could be useful as heavy labor Pokémon. If Cain managed to control them, he could avoid a lot of trouble on the island.
At the very least, they could handle the tougher tasks, and as they walked through the forest, other Pokémon would likely avoid attacking them upon seeing the Ursaring. Even stronger Pokémon might prefer not to cause trouble.
These big, clumsy Pokémon, though they seemed foolish, if given the option to avoid conflict, would likely take it.
Though it's hard to say they're brainless since they devised a plan to harass Arbok to gain favor with the new leader, when they get caught up in the heat of the moment, their reasoning skills diminish considerably.
However, if Cain managed to capture them, they could be useful for strengthening his other Pokémon.
According to the data Cain scanned earlier, the strongest Pokémon among his opponents didn't exceed level 30, and their aptitudes were mediocre.
Although these two Ursaring also had mediocre aptitudes in Cain's eyes, for his opponents, they were very valuable Pokémon, and at level 30, they could become key assets if captured.
"Sneasel, get them out of there."