Pokémon: The Climb

Alidos's dull eyes were in stark contrast to Yang Yan's Pokémon.

It showed no resistance to the person who released it, Yang Yan, and very obediently accepted Yang Yan as its trainer.

From this, Yang Yan knew that this Alidos was probably "dead" inside.

Yang Yan had no intention of cultivating such a Pokémon.

However, he does not intend to sell it easily. Alidos, who knows sword dancing, is very useful. Through its teaching, Yang Yan's little fire horse, wooden guard palace, and iron-faced ninja may all be able to learn this trick, so Yang Yan plans to temporarily sell it. It's here to stay.

After checking the elf eggs, the next step is the space backpack.

There were a lot of things inside, scattered and scattered, and it took Yang Yan a lot of effort to sort them out.

The majority of them were commonly used medicines and wilderness survival tools. Yang Yan already had a set of these, so he took them aside and didn’t look at them again.

Yang Yan first found the man's ID card, but the portrait displayed on it was very different from the man's.

Either this was a disguise on the man's face and Yang Yan didn't notice it, or it was a forged ID card, or it was simply an unknown trainer who was killed by the man.

In addition, a bunch of elf balls and elf eggs are undoubtedly the most valuable part.

Yang Yan picked up the Poké Ball and checked them one by one. Among them were all kinds of Pokémon, such as Bobo, Lada, Arbor Snake, Paras, Meow...

Many and complex.

The largest number of them is the giant needle wasp, with a total of 8 of them.

All Pokémon added together, there are 27 in total.

However, except for the two giant needle wasps, they are all novices, and their qualifications have not reached the good level. They only have one or two relatively good skills. They will be caught by men, probably to be sold to the black market or some civilians as Their starter Pokémon.

Yang Yan has no idea about it. At most, he can find time to deal with it.

Putting these elf balls away, Yang Yan turned his attention to the 10 elf eggs.

This was the first time that Yang Yan saw so many elf eggs placed in front of him, and he felt a little excited.

The patterns on the appearance of these elf eggs are similar, and they are more similar to the giant needle bees. They should have been snatched by the man when he was cleaning up the giant needle bee group.

Unlike hatched Pokémon, Pokémon Eggs can be traded.

Luck is available to trainers while they are in the wild, and if the trainer doesn't want it, it can be sold in the breeding house.

The nursery is one of the very few places recognized by the league where Pokémon can be legally traded.

The reason why there is such a thing as a breeding house is first of all because it is too difficult to obtain the three royal families of the alliance, and there are too many people who want to own Pokémon.

In order to allow the vast majority of people to successfully obtain Pokémon without having to venture into the wild or join underground forces, the breeding house naturally came into being.

The Pokémon it sells are relatively affordable and can be afforded by families with stable jobs.

Of course, the price is still linked to the qualifications. The better the qualifications, the higher the price will be.

Moreover, in general, Pokémon with high qualifications in the breeding house will be widely publicized, on the one hand to expand sales, and on the other hand to increase fame.

So even if you want to buy high-quality Pokémon in the breeding house, it is not an easy task.

Luck and capital are indispensable.

Of course, if there are no requirements for qualifications and you just need a type of Pokémon, most of them can meet the requirements.

As long as you can afford it!

When you go to the breeding house, you can choose to buy finished Pokémon or Elf Eggs.

The price of Pokémon eggs is usually slightly lower than the price of hatched Pokémon, but only a little.

Because the breeding house will definitely check the qualifications of Pokémon before selling them, and the difficulty and cost of testing the qualifications of Pokémon in elven eggs can be much higher than after hatching.

Therefore, the price will naturally not be too low.

The fairy eggs of these giant needle bees, Yangyan, will naturally be sold to breeding houses.

Although Pokémon like Styrus are not bad, Yang Yan already has too many Pokémon to train. Unless there are particularly talented ones among them, he will not keep them.

The most important thing is that he doesn't believe that he is so lucky that he can get high-quality unicorns.

Picking up an elf egg in front of him, Yang Yan just wanted to take a look at it, but he didn't expect that the scene in front of him made him dumbfounded.

Yes, he saw the data of this elf egg!

Yang Yan had previously owned an elf egg, a small fire horse, and a native ninja when he was still an elf egg, not to mention that he also had an unhatched Candlelight Spirit.

However, Yang Yan can be sure that in the state of the elf egg, he could not see the specific data before!

This is similar to how the attributes on the panel became more accurate after Yang Yan obtained 6 Pokémon. It is estimated that this change occurred when the Elf Eggs owned by Yang Yan reached a certain value.

This is a good thing, Yang Yan suddenly thought of many things.

However, what he can't wait for now is to click on the detailed information of this elf egg.

Not to mention, it is still different from the hatched Pokémon.

[Elf: Unicorn Bug]

[Status: Not hatched]

[Attribute: insect, poison]

[Gender: Male]

[Characteristics: phosphorus powder]

[Qualification: General (floating)]

[Race value: 195]

[Strength: Level 0]

[Skills: Poison Needle, Silk Spinning]

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There is an additional status bar in the panel, and a "floating" logo appears in the qualifications.

All very easy to understand.

"Floating" is probably just because of imprecision.

But since it is not expressed as "average ~ good (floating)", there is a high probability that the qualifications of this one-horned insect will eventually be at an average level.

Putting down the elf egg, Yang Yan excitedly took out the elf egg of Candlelight Ling, wanting to take a good look at how exaggerated the perfect-level Pokémon was.

[Elf: Candlelight Spirit]

[Status: Not hatched]

[Attributes: Fire, Ghost]

[Gender: Male]

[Feature: Fire]

[Qualification: Fire (perfect); Ghost (perfect) (floating)]

[Race value: 275]

[Strength: Level 0]

[Skills: fog, fright, sparks, shrinking, strange light, will-o'-the-wisp, black mist, melt, clearing smoke, equal power, jealous fire, spiritual coquettishness]

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After reading the data, Yang Yan only had two words in his mind: luxury!

Is this exaggerated skill really a Pokémon that hasn't hatched yet?

The number exceeds that of Mu Shou Gong!

The most eye-catching among them are the "jealous fire" and "spiritual coquettishness" that Yang Yan has never heard of.

"Is this a move that will only appear after the Alola region is opened?"

Yang Yan opened the detailed description of these two skills with a puzzled expression.

Since the only unopened area that Yang Yan knew was Alola, it was only natural that he would think so.

That's the good thing about the panel. You can know what the effect is without having to search hard.

Since Pokémon has so many moves, let alone past lives, even those who have gone to school for two years cannot claim to remember all the moves and effects.

If it weren't for the existence of the panel, Yang Yan would really have to check it carefully and take notes to remember the moves and effects mastered by each Pokémon.

Jealousy Fire: Attacking the opponent with the energy of jealousy will put the Pokémon whose abilities have been improved during this round into a burning state, with a power of 70.

Lingsao: Manipulate the opponent's held objects to attack. When the opponent does not carry props, the move will fail. The power is 110.

"These two moves...!" Yang Yan opened his eyes wide: "They are so powerful!"

Simple, clear, yet surprisingly practical!

This is Yang Yan’s evaluation of these two moves!