Transfers are hard but bring Growth Good bye Ellwangen, Hello Munich

 Leaving the Stuttgart Zone and Heading to the Munch Zone as Zone Leader
 the field is White?  not yet in Germany
 Goodbye Ellwangen, Germany
Cheers!

 Saying goodbye to his trainer Elder Botcherby is heading home
This was a great companionship , Good luck Elder Packer!

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