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Ryan plans to sell the Elf Ball to the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce to help them fight against the World of Warcraft industry of the Blue Ocean Chamber of Commerce.

On the one hand, this can ease the relationship between Ryan and the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce and earn a lot of gold coins.

On the other hand, they want to give both chambers of commerce the ability to impact each other's pillar industries by selling potions and elf balls, causing fierce competition and conflict between the two chambers of commerce, thereby buying Ryan time for development.

The main business of the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce is the pharmaceutical business, so Ryan sells the healing and detoxifying medicines to the Blue Sea Chamber of Commerce. Once these two pharmaceuticals are put on the market, even if the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce is in a leading position in the pharmaceutical industry, it will be greatly affected. .

After all, both medicines are very effective and do not have the side effects of ordinary medicines. In order to compete for the medicine market, the Blue Ocean Chamber of Commerce will not set the price very high at the beginning.

Therefore, these two potions will definitely attract a large number of Warcraft users to buy them, especially the potions that can save lives at critical moments, such as good wound potions, which will definitely be in short supply.

In the same way, in order to prevent the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce from falling behind in the competition, Ryan planned to sell the Poké Ball to them.

In the current Pokémon world, there are no props like Poké Balls, not even the ancient version of Poké Balls in the legend of Arceus. Whether it is Warcraft users or knights, they are all using Warcraft equipment to subdue Pokémon.

However, the disadvantages of Warcraft equipment have been mentioned before. Not only is it expensive, but every time a Pokémon evolves, it has to be rebuilt, which costs a lot of money.

Moreover, the Warcraft equipment has no storage function. Some small Pokémon are fine, but for a large Pokémon like Rock Snake, even if a huge amount of money is spent to build a Warcraft equipment for it, it is inconvenient to take it out.

Therefore, few Warcraft users would subdue huge Pokémon, and only noble lords like Baron Bach would have the confidence to subdue them.

Compared with Warcraft equipment, Poke Balls are undoubtedly extremely competitive.

First of all, the price of the elf ball is not expensive. It is cheaper than the good wound medicine in the panel store. Ryan will naturally increase the price, but the price will never exceed the price of Warcraft equipment.

Moreover, the functionality and convenience of Poké Balls are far superior to those of World of Warcraft equipment. Needless to say, this has been said many times before.

How could an inexpensive, fully-functional elf ball not be able to compete with Warcraft equipment? The elf ball could knock the World of Warcraft equipment to the ground and beat it.

The only drawback of the Poke Balls is that there are not many Poke Balls, but this is not the fault of the Poke Balls, it is Ryan who does not have more Poke Coins.

As long as he can buy more Poke Balls, Ryan is completely confident that he will completely defeat the Warcraft equipment industry of the Blue Ocean Chamber of Commerce.

However, this is fine. The two chambers of commerce are limited by the number of potions and elf balls, so they cannot take an advantageous position in the competition. They can only continue to fight evenly.

As for whether selling them potions and elf balls counts as staking the enemy, Ryan has his own consideration.

Not to mention that he and Guanhai City are now in a cooperative relationship, and there will be no war in the short term. Even if the swordsmen meet in the future, Ryan can cut off their supply of goods.

Potions are consumables, and they will run out sooner or later after the supply is cut off.

The elf ball has always been usable, but how could Ryan not do anything about it.

The reason why he did not sell the energy-producing cone version of the Poké Ball, but chose to sell it to the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce's modern version of the Poké Ball, was to trick them.

You must know that with the Pokémon teleportation device, the Pokémon ball can lock the teleportation.

As long as the Poke Balls are registered on the Pokémon Teleporter first, and then a small teleporter is installed, Ryan can freely control these Poke Balls through the teleporter.

Locking the Poké Ball so that they cannot release Pokémon is just a basic operation. Ryan can even be more shameless and directly send their Poké Ball back to easily capture the opponent's Pokémon.

The most important thing is that the elf ball is a sealed treasure. Even if the quantity supplied by Ryan is not small, it will be regarded as a treasure by the people of the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce.

After all, this is a sealed Noble Phantasm. In the Kingdom of Arad, only Poseidon Temple can produce sealed Noble Phantasms in batches, but the quantity is not large. Most of them are reserved for their own people or given to the royal family. Very few of them are leaked out. Azure crystal.

This leads to the fact that the sealed treasure phantom can be said to have a price but no market in the market. It is often sold in the form of auctions, and the price is raised very high.

Therefore, no matter how large the quantity is, the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce will not sell the Poké Balls at will, but will reserve them for its own high-level combat power, or use them to win over other nobles and Warcraft users. At the auction, sell the Poke Ball for a good price.

In other words, the Pokémon in the Poke Ball are either powerful or rare. They can't use the Poke Ball they paid a huge price to buy Magikarp, right?

And these powerful and rare Pokémon will eventually be cheaper for Ryan. He can easily get all kinds of Pokémon just by sitting in the castle of Firefly Town.

What's interesting is that those Warcraft users and nobles who lost their Pokémon won't blame Ryan. They will only trouble the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce. Who knows that the Pokémon Ball was sold to them by the Yaojin Chamber of Commerce?

The Yaojin Chamber of Commerce naturally has troubles that cannot be told. As long as Ryan denies it, without evidence, they cannot shift the responsibility to Ryan. They can only watch Ryan stay out of the matter and swallow this bitter pill.

But this method of teleporting Pokémon can only be used once. Others are not stupid. They all know that there is something wrong with your Pokémon ball, and they will definitely not use it again in the future.

Therefore, Ryan didn't plan to trick Guanhai City when he came up. He wanted to play a long game to catch the big fish and give Guanhai City a hard time.

It is best to use this move on the eve of preparing to capture Guanhai City. This will not only lock down their high-level combat power, but also arouse the anger of other forces and prevent Guanhai City from seeking support.

Thinking of this, Ryan already had a "three-step" plan to capture Guanhai City in his mind.

The first step is to send players to Guanhai City as undercover agents to keep abreast of the intelligence information of Guanhai City.

The second step is to try to use elf coins to engage in an economic war to make them chaotic.

The third step is to give them a fatal blow through the elf ball, and cooperate with the players inside and outside to occupy Guanhai City.

Of course, as the saying goes, plans can never keep up with changes. Ryan will adjust the plan at any time according to changes in the situation, but the general direction remains unchanged. Ryan's goal is always to occupy Guanhai City.

The two directors didn't know that Ryan, whom they were vying to invest in, would in turn occupy Guanhai City. Every gold coin they invested in Ryan at this time was helping Ryan occupy Guanhai City faster.

But we can't blame them. Who would have thought that a little baron would have thoughts about Guanhai City.

In their view, although Ryan owns three towns, he can only be regarded as a potential nobleman, and is not strong enough to pose a threat to Guanhai City.

Ryan will most likely attack other small towns next. When Ryan's strength approaches Guanhai City, they should be able to almost corrode Ryan.

Even if the corrosion is not successful, Ryan will get used to the existence of Guanhai City and will not attack Guanhai City easily.

Therefore, neither of the two directors imagined that Ryan would target Guanhai City as the next occupation. Not to mention that they did not expect that, even the two presidents did not think that Ryan had the strength to occupy Guanhai City.

What they value is Ryan's potential, not his current strength.