Pokémon: I Founded Team Rocket

Chapter 31 Pick a new elf egg!

"It depends on your cultivation level."

"Students who pass the final exam, these elves belong to you."

"Students who fail. Naturally, they are not qualified to own them."

"Shouldn't the school tell us what elves can be hatched from these elf eggs?"

Yoshiki suddenly thought of another thing.

After listening to Yuiko Nakajima, she couldn't help but lowered her head and smiled, somewhat black-bellied.

"Of course not. You can choose any elf eggs, but no one knows what kind of elves can be hatched inside."

"I can only tell you that the weakest one is the Carp King, and the strongest school has prepared three quasi-god elf eggs at a huge price."

When Yuiko Nakajima said this,
The whole class boiled up, the word "quasi god" severely stimulated their nerves.

It was as if, without luck, he had already drawn the Quasi-God Elf Egg.

"Well, the last question. After all, these elf eggs are imposed on us by the school. If we draw the ones we don't like, or even the ones we are afraid of"

Liang Mu asked in a deep voice: "After the final examination, if we pass, do we have the right to abandon these elves?"

This question was asked quite well.

When everyone focused on the strongest quasi-god elf.

Liangmu thought of the worst result, if he had drawn the elf with the worst aptitude, and for the sake of growth potential is not high.
Let such an elf occupy a place in his future elf team.

Of course I am at a disadvantage.

Will the school just watch this happen?
The answer is of course not.

"I'll just say it once, no matter what elf you draw, you must cultivate it until graduation."

"If you tell me you don't like it after the final exam, it's fine, I will apply and let the school take this elf back. It won't have any impact on your future."

"But if you choose to keep silent, just abandon it in the wild or in a secret realm"

"Then you guys, don't say I didn't warn you!"

"For the rest of your life, you will be forever deprived of the right to be a trainer. If the circumstances are serious, you may even spend the rest of your life in prison!"

Yuiko Nakajima said this very seriously and solemnly.

Liang Mu sat down slowly after listening, and nodded. He was very satisfied with the school's handling of these problems.

Of course, he is not only asking these questions for himself, but also for other students in the class.

Every problem that Yuragi said will be the future, they may encounter it, and they may even make mistakes.

Even if he asks, he doesn't guarantee that no one will choose the wrong path.

But at least you can give them an early warning.

Liangmu actually doesn't care about their future, but Liangmu will feel sorry for those elves who are abandoned alone in a strange environment.

They may spend the rest of their lives living alone, never meeting their own race of elves again.

It is also possible to live in an elf surrounded by its own natural enemies, and then die silently at some point.
Liang Mu didn't want this kind of thing to happen around him.

Although these questions are sharp, they are an insignificant episode to the surrounding students.

Nakajima Yuiko didn't talk nonsense. After answering a few questions from Yoshiki, she immediately arranged for her elves to line up these incubators containing elf eggs.

Let the students choose in an orderly manner.

Opening the incubator, there are not only bare elf eggs inside, but every elf egg is packed in the incubator.

Rows of incubators are neatly arranged, which makes people feel a little dazzled.

Especially the students who hold the expectation and can pick the quasi-god elf egg from here are even more hesitant when choosing.

Difficult to draw conclusions.

Even Gucheng and Qianhe have been picking for a long time.

On the contrary, when it was Liangmu's turn, he picked up an elf egg from it as if he already had a goal, and returned to his seat.

Its process does not exceed ten seconds.

Seeing this behavior in the eyes of the other students, they couldn't help but turned into some discussion.

"Are you too casual?"

When Yoshiki sat back in his seat, Gucheng also stared at him dumbfounded, clicking his tongue again and again, not knowing what to say.

Liangmu put the elf eggs on the desk, shook his head, and said seriously: "It's not random, I looked at all the remaining elf eggs and chose the color that I like the most."

"Color matching?"

"Any questions?"
"What can you tell from the color scheme?"

Gu Cheng opened his mouth. It was the first time he had heard of the selection of elf eggs based on color matching.

The same sprites have similar color schemes, and there will be no differences in smoothness or color brightness.

Liang Mu's answer made him feel like it was a little more child's play.

"The problem is that there is no other reference standard!"

Liang Mu spread his hands, and sighed helplessly: "Look at these elf eggs, except for the color and pattern, even the size is the same. Can you tell the difference?"

"Uh"

Gucheng thought about it, and it seemed that what Liangmu said made sense.

In fact, including myself, when choosing elf eggs, I also choose from color matching.

It's just that I was more cautious, and Liangmu just chose quickly, which seemed a little careless.

"Look at this one of mine. The background color is circles of red and white stripes. The red is as bright as blood, and the white is as white as snow."

Liang Mu pointed to the elf eggs on his table, and conveyed to Gucheng the psychological process of his selection.

"Combining these two colors, even if an elf hatches, it shouldn't be ugly, and the background color of these two colors, at least it can be sure that it won't hatch green caterpillars and carp kings."

Liangmu didn't want to hatch quasi-gods in his elf eggs.

So long as it is not the weakest and most difficult to cultivate.

The rest, whatever it can hatch, really doesn't matter.

In fact, this assessment method is the most challenging.

The original elves of the students were chosen by themselves after many considerations.

The students must know about their elves.

The elves hatched from these elf eggs are unknown, and no one knows what it will hatch.

For the students, the biggest test is how to start cultivating a completely unfamiliar elf?

The first step is always the hardest.

If students can learn the steps to understand a strange elf and have some experience, then when they subdue a strange elf in the future, they don't have to worry about not being able to cultivate it well.

Anyway, Yoshiki guessed the school's intentions like this.

(End of this chapter)