Pokemon Story Made by a AI

I am Butch Florida, but people call me Flowers and I am a Pokemon trainer with rather strange Pokemon, for the Sinnoh region anyways. I have a Cinderace and a Delphox, one from Galar and the other Kalos. But I also have a Manaphy, my father gave me her years ago when I started my journey. This is how it goes… My mother was a pokemon professor at our university, she got into an accident on her way to work and died while giving birth to me. She never told anyone that I existed until she passed away. It's been over ten years since then and I'm still trying to figure out why she kept it secret. I've done some research but there hasn't been much information about a father in the past decade of Pokémon history.
My father was a scientist who studied Pokemon genetics. He created several experiments which he called "Genetic Splices" where he spliced different DNA strands together to create new creatures. His most famous experiment was the Manaphy, it was created from a combination of three different Pokémon species including a manly-man like Charmander, a female Raticate with wings, and an Eevee with psychic powers. The results were spectacular; the Manaphy had the best characteristics of each creature combined with its own unique traits to make this beautiful little flower pokemon.
After my mother died my father threw himself into his research, he spent every day in his lab. His research became more and more focused on the idea that we could unlock the secrets behind pokemon evolution through genetic splicing. After he died, all his notes were stored in a safety deposit box at the bank. As a kid I was obsessed with the idea that there might be another copy of myself somewhere else in the world. So when I turned 18 I opened up the box and found a note stating what I already suspected, there was no other me.
I decided to take a trip to the city and see if I could find any answers. I went to the library and checked out everything they had on pokemon genetics. It was fascinating stuff, I realized that my father was working towards something big. He was looking for ways to change the DNA structure of pokemon so that their bodies would adapt to changing environments, think of it like a Pokemon version of Darwinism. When I returned to Sinnoh the real search began, I went around to different towns and cities asking about the Manaphy. There were rumors going around that there was some kind of problem with the Manaphy and the government wanted it taken care of.
I managed to track down the original Manaphy researcher who conducted the experiment. He was now retired, living with a friend after spending his life in a lab experimenting with Manaphy. Unfortunately, he wasn't much help. All he knew was that he took the genes of three different Pokemon and spliced them together. That was it. I tried to do research on him and came up with nothing, I couldn't find his name anywhere.
I went back to Kalos and made my way to the lab where he conducted his experiments. They had torn the place apart, ransacked through all his research. While searching for anything useful I stumbled across an old book that had his name on it. It was written by him and given as a gift to the lab many years ago, apparently it was supposed to be a new study guide for the class he taught before retirement. It was titled "The Evolutionary Laws of Pokémon".
I bought the book hoping that it may give me some clues, but I couldn't even understand the words. Maybe if I had a friend who was good with words, maybe they'd know what it said? I figured I should ask my dad's old college buddy about it, he was a biologist too so maybe he would know something.
So I packed up my things and headed over to the professor's house. When I got there I found his neighbor outside, he looked angry and upset. I asked him what happened, he seemed surprised that I was there. Apparently he hadn't seen me in a long time and didn't realize I had moved back to town. He told me he was waiting for the professor to come home because he had a question about the book. He was really worried, apparently he was convinced that the book contained information that would lead to the destruction of the human race.
A few days later the professor showed up and I explained the situation. He seemed confused. I asked him if he knew anything about the book and the professor just shook his head. He did remember giving the book to the lab, but he didn't know what it was about or why it was important. The only thing he remembered was that it had something to do with the "Evolutionary Laws of Pokemon".
It was getting late and I needed to go, so I thanked him and left.