The world of elves is turned upside down

Fortunately, these supplementary foods are all made by Poisonous Wolf himself, as long as he has the materials, otherwise the King of Heaven trainers would not be able to afford to eat like this every day.

This shows how difficult it is to cultivate elves. All of them are gold-swallowing beasts, especially dragon-type elves. Those who have not cultivated them for three to five years will not be able to form combat effectiveness.

It is simply not something ordinary people can afford.

Even if ordinary people have quasi-gods, if they don't have enough resources and don't train them properly, the quasi-gods will be crippled and even ordinary elves won't be able to defeat them.

So this is also the reason why some lucky people who encounter quasi-gods would rather sell them in exchange for resources than dare to cultivate them themselves.

Not only will he be dragged down, but he will also be unable to cultivate a quasi-god.

Poisonous Wolf must also have its own industry to earn resources as soon as possible, otherwise it will not be able to afford the cultivation of several elves.

This is why the Alliance recommends that ordinary people carry up to six elves. If you really can't afford them, even if you can, your time and energy will be scattered.

Fortunately, although the Ultrasonic Larva is a dragon-type elf, its cultivation cycle is not that scary. The Water Leap Fish is also on the verge of evolution. The Giant Needle Bee only needs to feed him energy cubes every day to maintain his combat effectiveness.

Resources began to be tilted towards the other three elves. This was the best way. There was only one Sakaki in the world, and not everyone could spend money to smash the giant needle bee into a quasi-mythical beast.

Poisonous Wolf estimated that Sakaki's resources for cultivating the Giant Needle Bee could be used to cultivate five quasi-gods with the same level of combat power.

It can be seen that Sakaki is a real rich man and is simply inhumane.

Prepare the food and sprinkle the supplementary food on it. The poisonous wolf's food tastes very good. It is made according to their taste. It is very delicious. The elves hold their own food and enjoy it.

The baby dragon was even more naughty. Besides its own, it ran to other elves and took their food and threw it into its mouth. When it found that the food was not as delicious as its own, it went back to eat with its own rice bowl.

Poisonous Wolf also took out Kentero meat jerky and started chewing it.

When the elves had almost eaten, I poured a bottle of moo milk for each of them, and added the honey of the giant needle bee to it. Both the honey of the giant needle bee and the moo milk can help the elves absorb it very well.

It can also slightly improve physical fitness, but the price is not cheap.

Poisonous Wolf plans to raise one of his own if he encounters a big milk tank in the future.

As for honey, just buy it sweetly in the market.

Poison Wolf calculated and found that he could provide the kind of food he had today for half a month. The main reason was that supplementary food could only be provided for half a month, and he only had the materials for half a month.

If you go out and sell Rockets points estimated to be worth more than 3000 for a meal, it would be more than 30 for a meal in alliance currency.

It’s not something ordinary people can afford.

After having a meal at noon and resting for a while, Poisonous Wolf went out to hunt again. He plundered all the trees, fruits and herbs he encountered on the road. He even found a Miracle Seed and a Leaf Stone in the nest of an Overlord Flower, as well as Several berries, sweet peaches, apples, wild fruits, oranges, etc.

This is the richest thing Poison Wolf has ever found. This Overlord Flower probably has a collecting habit.

Overlord Flower: (Actually, I am a money addict and I can’t bear to use or eat it. I feel happy just looking at these things and smelling them every day). Now it’s gone. It’s all gone. Even it was packed up and taken away.

Alliance support from the edge of the forest soon arrived, and several alliance investigators began to advance under the leadership of a quasi-king.

A quasi-king is already a rare mid-level cadre in the alliance. There are no more than ten kings in the alliance in Kanto openly, and it is even less clear who they are secretly.

Level (quasi-king): Go ahead, Spearow. Spearhead, go ahead and explore the way. Come back and report back when you discover the situation.

Then Bulbasaur was released.

Level: Bulbasaur is up to you next.

Bulbasaur responded and opened the way ahead.

The following investigators also released an elf to protect themselves.

There were a total of five people leading the group of quasi-kings and six people.

The Spearow kept flying in the sky. With its sharp eyes, it quickly spotted humans and flew back.

He called out to the Quasi-Tian Wang to signal them to follow him.

Level: Keep up with the Spearow and find the target.

Everyone moved forward quickly.

The humans were quickly discovered, and looking at their uniforms the search officer confirmed that they were Team Rocket.

It was the Kumu group who had robbed Poison Wolf.

Level: Spearow uses Fiery Storm, Bulbasaur uses Flying Blade.

Then he threw out a big king swallow to protect himself.

Other investigators also threw out elves such as Bibi Bird, Firestorm Monkey, Flying Mantis, Hercules, Overlord Flower, Pangolin, Fire Dinosaur, Electric Shock Monster, North-facing Nose, Wei Li, Water Arrow Turtle, etc.

As soon as the two sides met, they attacked directly without any intention of holding back. They obviously knew how brutal Team Rocket was.

Various skills were used to attack Kumu and others.

Kumu's eyelids jumped when he saw this, he pushed his hands out and a Gengar jumped out from behind him and wrapped him up and ran away.

When the two subordinates saw their boss running away, they yelled and cursed each other. The thrown elf couldn't even hold on to his face and was beaten until he lost the ability to fight.

The two men were quickly captured.

As soon as the Quasi-Tian Wang was about to ask a question, he found a Forked-Winged Bat in the air facing two shadow balls. Both of them died on the spot. The Quan-Tian Wang was frightened by the Forked-Winged Bat's aura and did not dare to move. He waited until the Forked-Winged Bat left. Open your mouth.

Level: Heavenly King level. If there are people at Heavenly King level, I can’t continue.

Level: Go, we retreat.

Others: Yes, Captain.

A chase ended in an anticlimax.

In the afternoon, the sky began to become a little gray, strong winds began to blow, and dark clouds gradually enveloped and expanded slowly.

Then it began to rain lightly, gradually getting heavier and heavier, with rumbling sounds from time to time.

Poisonous Wolf found a cave early and hid in it. He also found a few small fist stones inside, but did not disturb them.

A fire was lit in the cave and started to keep warm. Outside the cave, elves often passed by and saw the giant needle wasp at the entrance of the cave and went to other places.

Most of the elves in this forest have orange-yellow qualifications, and Poison Wolf has no interest at all. No matter how much resources are spent on cultivating these elves, it will be a waste. If nothing goes wrong, no matter how hard they train, they will never be able to break through to the elite level.

This is also the limit that most civilian families can reach in their lifetime, so when they reach this level, they begin to collect resources and pay taxes to the alliance, hoping to cultivate the next generation.

Such a cycle is basically the life of ordinary people in this world. Poisonous Wolf has no ability to change all this. Maybe he doesn't want to change the status quo in the future. He just wants to make his life better and better.

Poisonous Wolf leaned against the wall of the cave and began to rest with his eyes closed.

Unexpectedly, an uninvited guest arrived.

The sting wasp at the door made a threatening sound.

The system also starts to remind.

A voice sounded. . .

Hello? ? ?