Rebirth of Sakagi: Cross-push the world of elves

Thinking of this, the figure of the other party who was weak but refused to give up kept lingering in his mind.

Finally, he couldn't hold it back anymore and asked like the boss in the shop: "Boss, how much does this... little ratta cost?"

From the shadows deep in the store, a young dwarf slowly walked out.

The figure of the other party really startled Sakaki, but he still pretended to be calm and looked at the other party warily through the gaps in his mask.

The little man glanced at Sakaki coldly, then looked at the half-dead Rattata he was pointing at, and said in a harsh voice: "One price, [-], naked goods!"

The tone does not allow for refutation and directly dissuades others from bargaining.

When Sakaki heard the other person's last words, he guessed, 'Naked, does that mean without a Poké Ball? '

He nodded, then pointed to the unicorn, "Where's this?"

The little man seemed to be very disgusted with his inquiry routine. He looked at the other party very unhappily and said in a bad tone: "Ten thousand, naked!"

Sakaki nodded, no longer thinking about buying.

On the way here, he counted his harvest, which amounted to a total of four thousand alliance coins.

Although it can solve the urgent need, it is really not enough to buy an elf.

"Are you buying wild elves here?"

Sakaki thought for a moment and asked what he was most concerned about at this time.

The little man smiled contemptuously when he heard this, "Take it, but at [-]% of the selling price!"

Sakaki nodded, just accept it.

Sakaki can also understand why the price is so outrageous, and it probably has something to do with this business.

In their business, I don’t know how long it will take to sell an elf, and judging from the way they treat elves, there should be quite a few elves who fall into their hands, so it’s understandable that it’s outrageous.

The little man was a little surprised by the reaction of the man in front of him.

With his years of experience, he knew as soon as Sakaki opened his mouth that this was a rookie who had never been in the black market, but he didn't expect that the other party just nodded after hearing his words, which was a bit confusing to him.

Sakaki recalled what Acheng had said before and felt that the elf most likely to be captured in this operation was the Super Sonic Bat, so he asked calmly: "What is the approximate price of the Super Sonic Bat?"

Listening to the other party's tone, the little man felt that it was possible to do business, and his attitude became better.

He looked at Sakaki carefully and explained as if to remind him,

"If you want to engage in the business of selling elves, I suggest you target elves with poison and flying attributes."

Sakaki glanced at the other party in confusion.

The little man said to himself: "The reason why I recommend these two types is naturally because they are more expensive, and the poison type and flying type I mentioned above refer to the poison type alone, which is powerful and can bring people along. Flying elves.”

Having said this, the boy smiled sarcastically, "Although little elves like the Super Sonic Bat have both attributes, they are generally not very poisonous and cannot fly with people, so their price is not very high. "

"The purchase price is twelve thousand."

Hearing this, Sakaki calculated in his mind that the price of the supersonic bat at this little man's place was [-], which was not low.

Recalling what the other party said before, Sakaki had some questions.

Flying elves can take people flying, and he can understand the high price. After all, air control is very important, and with this kind of elves, the world is so big that you can go anywhere.

But poison-type elves are also expensive, which he didn't expect.

Seeing that the other party's attitude was good at this moment, Sakaki considered his words and asked coldly: "Why are poison-type elves so expensive?"

The little man sighed and looked at the other party with disappointment, "It turns out he is really a rookie."

However, after thinking about what I said before, it would be better to sell Sakaki a favor, just in case there is really business in the future.

Although he was a little impatient, he still spoke:

"The reason why poisonous elves are so expensive is because they are easy to cultivate."

After saying this, the little man ignored the poor man in front of him and turned back.

But Sakaki didn't feel that the other party said little. This sentence alone had opened his mind.

Logically speaking, poison-type elves are difficult to train, because these elves pose a relatively high threat to trainers, and few new trainers choose them. Sakaki is a good example.

But why would the little man say that poisonous elves are easy to cultivate?

Sakaki connected with the memory of his previous life, and suddenly he realized something.

It turns out that the easy cultivation here does not refer to these poisonous elves that are bought and sold. These elves are actually turned into "nutrients" and nourish the poisonous elves of the trainers who buy them.

Poison-type elves are inherently more resistant to poison. They can even absorb toxins directly without much damage to their bodies.

Some vicious trainers even don't care whether their elves can withstand these toxins. They force them to absorb toxins just to quickly increase their strength.

If things go on like this, the poison of an elf that absorbs a large number of different poison types will naturally become more intense.

They don't need a lot of exercise, as long as they are provided with a steady stream of toxins, they can become strong.

To put it simply, as long as there is enough money, the poison elves can be said to be the fastest-growing class in terms of strength.

That's why, as the little man said, poisonous elves are easy to cultivate.

Because of this, many trainers have a great demand for poisonous elves.

When the market is good, prices will naturally be high.

Thinking of this, Sakaki recalled a wise saying from his previous life...

No profit leads to no extinction.

The world is real.

'Hey...you should take care of yourself first, maybe one day, you will do the same thing! '

Without thinking so much, Sakaki returned to the Snoring Shop.

Counting the alliance coins in his pocket, he took two Poké Balls, and a bottle each of spray wound medicine and detoxifying medicine, just to be prepared.

After thinking for a moment, he picked up another low-quality energy cube, intending to satisfy Miao Miao's craving.

Calculating the price, this time it cost more than 4000 yuan, which was directly beyond the budget.

Thinking about going to the grocery store to buy barbed wire and other props later, he glanced at the energy cube in his hand, hesitated for a moment, and finally put it back and silently apologized.

Obediently placing the alliance coins on the stall, amid the roaring snoring of the shopkeeper, Sakaki came to the unicorn insect in the next stall again and looked at him blankly.

The little guy was still doing his thing as if no one was watching, as if if he persisted, he would eventually bite off the wire and escape.

It's also a little strange, and I can't figure out why the person in front of me keeps staring at it.

Maybe it's because it has been locked up here for a long time, but no one is willing to spend a lot of money to buy weak elves like them, and it doesn't have hope for the person in front of it.

After staring at each other for a long time, Sakaki left decisively.

'One-horned insect, if we are destined, we will meet again! '

As soon as Sakaki left, the stack of alliance coins he left on the stall was picked up by a ghostly elf.

The mist-like body counted the money and found that the amount was good. Then it floated quietly to the side of the black-robed man in the room, took the money and got into the large black-robed hood, and disappeared.

After leaving the black market, on the way back, Sakaki's will was a little depressed, but thinking of the beautiful blueprint for the future, he forcibly cheered up again.

'Come on, everything will be fine! '