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"Brother, let me see what your elves have become now." Wu Xinyou waited for a long time but didn't see the two senior brothers release the elves from the elf ball, and she couldn't help it anymore.

She was only thirteen years old, two years shy of the age of fifteen required by law to raise elves, so she was extremely envious of her senior brothers who were already guardians of elves, and often asked them to let the elves out to play with.

The two of them knew the personality of this junior sister. Fortunately, their elves also have a relatively easy-going personality, otherwise they would definitely be angry if they were shown to watch.

Ding Kui took off the two Poké Balls from the Poké Ball belt around his waist, and released Aibilang and Fistball.

The ones with lush horses are Ke Bolang and Slippery Boy.

Ji Zhui was no stranger to elves. In his previous life, he had been a Pokémon fan for many years.

It seems that Ding Kui's elf focuses more on boxing skills, while Ma Maofeng should be more inclined to leg skills.

Wu Xinyou took out the level measuring device that she had prepared long ago, and while scanning the four elves, she told Ji Zhui about the deeds of the two senior brothers.

According to her description, the alliance stipulates that all those who intend to engage in elf-related professions in the future must pass the trainer qualification test, which means they must obtain what is commonly known as a trainer qualification certificate. This certificate is also required when checking the information before tracking. Pass.

In the past, the minimum age for applying for this certificate was 25 years old, and it also required paying a high trainer reserve fund to the alliance for ten consecutive years in order to be eligible for the exam.

But since entering the 21st century, the alliance has continued to lower the threshold for trainers.

As more trainers increase, they pay more taxes, so the alliance gradually no longer requires people to pay such expensive reserves. They only need to pay a unified registration fee when registering.

Moreover, the age threshold for trainers has been lowered again and again for some reason. The current entry threshold of fifteen years old was set ten years ago, and many people predict that it will remain at fifteen years old in the future.

This age is also the minimum age for teenagers to mature physically and mentally. No matter how low it is, it really doesn’t make people feel at ease.

Before the threshold is lowered, not everyone can get into the profession of trainer.

Take the story of Ji An Martial Arts School that grandma told Ji Zhui today as an example.

Ji'an Martial Arts School was originally called Ji's Martial Arts School. It was a martial arts school that taught Emei Martial Arts to humans. It was opened by Ji Guoping's father after he returned to his hometown of Qingcheng Mountain after studying in the Emei School of Sichuan Province.

Because of its relatively remote location, the business of the martial arts studio has been tepid. Ji Guoping's parents passed away early. When the inheritance came to Ji Guoping, he was young and had little qualifications and fame, so he could support a large family quite well.

But Ji Guoping was ambitious in his heart. He wanted to transform the martial arts hall into a place where humans and elves can practice, so that Emei martial arts can flourish.

His family is also very supportive of him, especially his wife An Wenjun, who only discovered that he had a talent for martial arts after getting married.

So Ji Guoping, the mainstay of the family, worked together to obtain the certificate and breed a fighting kung fu ferret.

The couple and Kung Fu Weasel explored the cultivation method of fighting spirit, practiced martial arts together, and successfully evolved Kung Fu Weasel into Master Weasel.

Later, catching up with the alliance's new fee reduction policy, An Wenjun also raised a fire chick. After successfully evolving into a flame chicken, the two of them summarized a relatively complete experience in cultivating fighting type elves.

On these foundations, Ji Guoping and An Wenjun were finally ready to upgrade the martial arts gym to a martial arts gym where humans and elves could train together. Ji Guoping was grateful to An Wenjun, his second entrepreneurial partner, and renamed the martial arts gym Ji'an Martial Arts. It was also the first martial arts gym in Sichuan Province that successfully transformed into a fighting-type martial arts gym.

Ji'an Martial Arts School became famous immediately after the Sichuan Provincial Martial Arts Association's deliberate promotion, attracting many people who wanted to take the fighting path for various reasons to come to study, and also guided the transformation and upgrading of many traditional martial arts schools, integrating with the trend of the times. .

The couple was also invited by the Chinese Wushu Association to participate in the National Wushu Fighting Competition with leaders from various martial arts schools, which took a big step forward in the renaissance of Chinese martial arts.

Now the alliance has even certified the National Martial Arts Fighting Competition as the highest-level competition in the Chinese fighting system. The winner of this competition will be crowned as a fighting master and entered into the history of the Chinese Hall of Fame.

Later, the couple also applied to raise two more elves according to the team size of non-professional trainers and according to their own martial arts specialization.

so far,

The ones raised by Ji Guoan are: Master Weasel (level 77 professional level), Fast Swimming Frog (level 69 senior level), Winning Hairy Crab (level 65 senior level), and boxing specialist.

The ones raised by An Wenjun are: Flame Chicken (level 78 professional level), Master Weasel (level 72 professional level), Cunning Tengu (level 61 senior level), and kicking skills.

But maybe Ji Guoping's current thoughts are on cooking, while An Wenjun is more enterprising and has a higher level of elf cultivation.

Then again, you can now take the elf trainer qualification exam at the age of fifteen. In order to ensure that the trainer has a mature enough mind to grow with the elf, the difficulty of this exam is becoming more and more difficult.

In addition to the battle assessment, the whole department's knowledge of breeding and combat must also be tested. If someone gets the qualification certificate in junior high school at the age of fifteen, he will be listed on the school's list of dragons and tigers.

And with the strong promotion of the alliance, elementary schools and high schools now generally offer basic elf courses to teach some basic elf-related knowledge. Some relatively good schools will even apply to the alliance for a group of working elves to teach elf battles to guide students. Practical practice of elf battle.

Ding Kui and Ma Maofan were talented and successfully passed the trainer qualification exam when they graduated from junior high school at the age of 15. The first elves came from the elf race carefully selected by the elf nursery.

But like most people, neither of them chose to take the fighting career path. The reason is simple: the career path is too narrow.

The elf battle career path requires elves and trainers to invest all their time, energy and resources and focus on improving their battle skills, but the risks are very high. Ordinary trainers can only rely on subsidies from the alliance and bonuses from various competitions to survive.

Unless you have a particularly outstanding record and are lucky enough to win the favor of some people, you may encounter some venture capital, clubs or advertisers to offer you an olive branch, but this kind of economy simply cannot keep up with the investment you need in the elves. resource level.

If you don't have a solid family background, you will lose a lot of elf resources, and you have to worry about your livelihood, and it is basically impossible to achieve particularly outstanding results.

Therefore, there are very few top trainers in each country, such as the Four Heavenly Kings and Champions, who come from completely grassroots backgrounds and did not rely on any force along the way.