Hehehe x3
Did Alakazam crush the zoo and turn the animals into harmless toys? 😈💜

Yes, and he won't regret it. He had to teleport to another continent to get these little animals. And it was the right decision, because if he'd destroyed the zoo in our big city, he'd have had to take me to other places of entertainment. I don't know what happened to these animals afterward; he wasn't particularly keen on bringing them back 😏

Hehe x3 ❤️
Hopefully they're stored in the collection of jars; this is definitely further proof of his power and the strength to destroy and abuse the world if he so desires.

He doesn't show his collection. But he said there's a lot of interesting stuff there. As for the humiliation of all living things and the destruction of the world, that's completely true. We're all alive and well only because he wants it that way, and I hope he doesn't change his mind )))))))

We definitely won't end up crushed under those yellow feet. 🫂💜

As long as he's in a good mood, we have nothing to fear. Besides, my mom is against destruction, and he's a docile Pokémon. Sometimes he can get really angry. In that case, he teleports somewhere and calms down there 😌

And even so, at the very least, he has enslaved humans on the verge of death in his closet. 😈💜

My mom doesn't mind. Especially since some of these jars are occupied at her request. They can be used in many ways. For example, Alakazam sometimes uses people to play Dungeons & Dragons. They act as figurines. Alakazam is a very good master of this game. It's the only game he likes😄😄

I don't know if that calms me down or worries me. XD

I think this should reassure you. Alakazam is a very smart Pokémon, and almost all games are boring for it. It's impossible to win against Alakazam. Just imagine a world where everything is so primitive for you that they offer you nothing to simply have fun. I'm surprised he didn't go crazy with boredom. I suggested he try D&D, without any hope that he would be interested. But he did, so much so that he studied the game inside and out. And now he runs games with different people and teams. He comes up with the worlds and plots himself, he remembers all the information about each character, he remembers the rules, and masterfully manipulates them to make the game as interesting as possible, he gives difficult, but solvable riddles for people, and he not only describes the locations and monsters well, he literally conveys all this to people's heads, which immerses them in the game 1000% of 100%. He is really interested in this game and he enjoys it very much.

And he turned all the captured humans and possibly zoo workers he stepped on into pieces on his game board. 😈💜💜

Being the game master who controls their lives literally and figuratively

I'm afraid those zoo employees Alakazam stepped on are unlikely to be playable figures anymore. They've turned to mush in the folds of his leg. Although I wouldn't be surprised if that trip to the zoo added a nice touch to his collection of "punished" people and animals. As for D&D games, that's one of the worst punishments. The "figures" can't move, and simply wait for the DM or player to roll a bad die, or for the DM to devise some kind of trap into which they'll throw some "random" NPC to demonstrate the gravity of the situation. 😄

Oh boy

Imagine being a zoo worker, working hard for the integrity and well-being of these creatures, only to have a god come along and crush you for not deeming you worthy of existing, and turn animals into Pieces for your board game and you can't do anything about it 😈💞

It's even worse to be a security guard at such a zoo. Your job is to do everything possible to keep the animals, visitors, and staff safe and sound. And then he comes. He appears out of nowhere. You see a huge yellow paw with claws fall into the terrified crowd, who are trying to escape. They came just to look at the animals, and now many of them have simply disappeared underfoot. You need to do something, but you see the deity raising his hand, the steel cages simply break, and the animals begin to levitate and shrink in size. Arresting him is simply impossible, you wonder what to do, and at that moment you hear a crash. This god has taken another step to go even deeper into the zoo and get even more animals. Even worse, his beam hits people, who also shrink and begin to float in the air. Another step, and instead of a crowd, you see his foot, and a few lucky ones running away from it. Then the light, and you are in glass. Under the watchful eye of two large, unkind eyes. A moment later, you're standing on the table, dressed in strange robes, surrounded by enormous people and a creepy master. A master who has devalued the lives of many visitors to your zoo to the value of a figurine you can afford. It's a terrifying story. 😖🤯

Definitely yes And it simply happened because of Alakazam's whim, symbolizing that not even the innocent are safe from his power and whims.

No one in this world is immune to Alakazam's strength, power, and cruelty. Only he and his family, and only because he wants it that way.

And let's pray it stays that way

Alakazam is smart and knows that destroying everything it can is pointless. It destroyed all life, so what next? It's much better to live in a world where everyone plays by your rules and bows before you. Where you have a family who loves you, not because you're an all-powerful god, but simply because they love you. Where you can indulge both good people, playing Games with them, and bad ones, making them pay for their actions with fear, health, and sometimes even their lives. Alakazam likes this world and its place in it. Even its trainer isn't an authority figure for it, but it listens to her because it loves her just as much as she loves it. It senses who loves it and who fears it. And why would it destroy all that? Of course, sometimes something can anger it, and it needs to let off some steam, but for that, there's a special ghost town. There are no people there, but everything else is just like a normal town. This town holds Mewtwo, and this town is reserved for Pokémon who want to test their destructive power against the city without harming people. It's not very busy, but my Pokémon and my friends' Pokémon frequent it.