my pokemon player.

Seeing the arrogant look of Knight Commander Moni, Qian Duoduo felt happy, but he did not get carried away, but asked cautiously:

"Knight Commander Moni, it's not that I doubt that you can't afford the money, I'm just simply curious, where did you get the elf coins?"

Not only is there a lot of money, but all the players present have this question.

It stands to reason that the aboriginal people use gold, silver and copper currency. How did Moni obtain the elf coins?

Did he hear it wrong? Mistook elf coins for silver coins?

It shouldn't be, he just made it clear that he was offering elf coins.

Moni also saw the confusion on the faces of the players. Without any nonsense, he took out a bag of elf coins and said to Qian Duoduo:

"This metal currency should be what you call elf coins, right? You can check it out."

Qian Duoduo took the money bag and opened it, and it turned out that there were elf coins inside.

"These elf coins were given to me by Baron Lane. If you are worried, you can ask him."

Moni continued to say that his elf coins were all earned with his own hard work, so he was naturally not afraid of inspection.

When Ryan asked him to teach players and knights to fight wildly, he agreed out of his affection for Ryan and Elsa's order before she left to help Ryan more.

These elf coins are the reward Ryan gave him.

In fact, he didn't want any reward, but Ryan said that he always gave clear rewards and punishments. If Moni helped Ryan but didn't get the reward he deserved, it would inevitably have a bad impact on his subordinates.

Money also felt that what Ryan said made sense, so he accepted the reward.

But he did not ask for gold and silver coins, but chose elf coins, because in the process of training players, he found that these strange-behaving Warcraft envoys were very eager for this kind of metal currency unique to Yinghuo Town.

It seems that as long as they can be given this currency called "Elf Coin", they are willing to do anything for you.

This phenomenon made Moni very curious. After some investigation, he realized that this currency was a special reward mechanism set up by Ryan. As long as you have elf coins, you can purchase various items from the store, similar to The merit exchange of their Poseidon Temple.

It's just that Ryan is particularly generous. He even sells sealed treasures such as elf balls in the store. No wonder he can attract so many Warcraft users to work for him.

Moni is also very greedy for the various props in the store, but this reward mechanism is only open to Ryan's Warcraft users. Others, let alone buying them, can't even enter the store door, including himself.

So Moni didn't go to the store to feel uncomfortable. He just asked the player sideways what items were in the store to understand Ryan's strength and background.

Since the player ban did not prohibit players from revealing store information, the players casually told Moni the information about the items in the store.

The result is that you don’t know if you don’t ask, but you will be shocked if you ask.

Let’s not mention the Poké Ball. Although the sealed treasure is very precious, Moni had learned about it before, so he could still accept it.

But there are actually good painkillers in the store!

This kind of potion has a better therapeutic effect than the "holy water" of their Poseidon Temple. It is an extremely rare potion. If ordinary Warcraft users can get this kind of potion, they will definitely treasure it and wait until the moment of life and death to use it.

As a result, Ryan just put them in piles for sale in the store, which was a waste of money!

Just when Moni forced himself to accept the reality, he learned about the existence of the move learner from the players.

To be honest, Moni was completely confused when he heard the news.

How could there be a machine in this world that allows Pokémon to learn moves instantly?

If it weren't for the sincere look on the player's face, Moni would have thought the player was playing a trick on him.

But there is no need for players to lie to themselves. In other words, this kind of machine does exist!

To this day, Moni can still recall the complicated emotions in his heart when he confirmed the news.

There is both awe and curiosity about Baron Lane, as well as confusion and desire for the move learning device, and at the same time, there is also a bit of decadence and unwillingness.

If you can learn moves instantly with just a machine, then what's the point of spending so much time training Swampert yourself.

I remember that in order to let Swamp Monster learn [Waterfall Climbing], he spent a lot of money to hire a colleague who had conquered Gyarados to teach Swamp Monster.

After a long period of study and training, Swamp Monster was able to master [Waterfall Climbing], which cost him countless energy and money.

But Moni thinks it's worth it. After all, mastering one more move will give you an extra chance of winning in the battle.

Even if some Warcraft users pay someone to teach them, they may not be able to let their Pokémon learn the moves. In comparison, he is already very lucky.

Who would have thought that there was such a thing as a move learning machine in this world? His and Swampert's efforts seemed worthless in front of this machine, which was especially ridiculous.

Money, whose mentality was on the verge of collapse, couldn't help but ask Ryan about the move learner.

Ryan didn't mind him inquiring about the store, but instead comforted him with words.

In Ryan's words: "Although you suffered a lot when learning the moves, the bond between you and the Swampert has deepened in the process, and it will be easier to learn other moves in the future."

Money felt much more comfortable after hearing this. Yes, the efforts of himself and the Swampert would not be in vain, and Baron Ryan saw clearly.

Little did he know that Ryan was just giving him words of comfort. If you asked him to train Pokémon like Moni, he would definitely say:

"Are you kidding me? I'm not stupid. Why would I leave my move learning device unused and waste my time training hard?"

"What kind of bondage? I don't eat spicy food!"

After Moni calmed down, he apologized to Ryan with a face full of shame, saying that he should not take advantage of the players' trust in him to pry for information, and that he should resign from his job as an instructor.

Ryan said that it was nothing. Sooner or later, people would know this information, so that Moni would not have any psychological burden and continue to serve as the players' instructor.

In fact, when Money first asked the players for information, the players informed Ryan in time.

The players are really stupid. If they didn't get Ryan's permission, they wouldn't reveal so much information to Moni.

The reason why Ryan revealed the news about the store was, on the one hand, because as he said just now, the Poseidon Temple group will stay in Firefly Town for a long time in the future, and sooner or later they will discover the existence of the store and the move learning device.

On the other hand, there is no need to hide anything. Even if the people from Poseidon Temple know the store information, what will happen? They can't rob it openly, right? Then you have to ask Ryan's hundreds of Warcraft envoys if they agree.

With Ryan's current strength, he is no longer afraid of Aisha and his group, unless they return to Poseidon Temple to recruit reinforcements.

But it is impossible for Poseidon Temple to start a war with a nobleman over a hearsay move learner. Doing so would be a blatant slap in the face of the royal family.

Not to mention that they were not sure whether the move learning device was real. Even if it was confirmed, they would not dare to do it. In order to shorten the move learning time and offend the royal family, it is not worth the calculation.