my pokemon player.

Time flies by, and three days have passed since the bonfire party.

After three days of rest, the Pokémon in Iron Stone Mountain have all recovered. Although their bodies are still a little weak, it does not affect their normal lives.

Just as Ryan thought, many Pokémon were grateful for his treatment. Even if they were almost recovered, they had no intention of leaving.

They feel that life in Firefly Town is very good. They have enough food every day and no longer have to fight to find food.

And these humans are different from the humans we met in Tieshi Mountain before. Not only are they not afraid of them, they are also very friendly to them.

In particular, humans who have fought with them in the past will bring them some food to supplement their meals from time to time, and their words reveal their willingness to fight side by side with them in the future.

So when Ryan said he wanted to keep them living in Firefly Town, most Pokémon agreed.

Only a small number of Pokémon chose to leave due to factors such as the difficulty of leaving their families and their homeland. These Pokémon also looked back three times when leaving, showing great reluctance.

Ryan naturally saw their reluctance, so he promised these leaving Pokémon that as long as they were willing to come back, Firefly Town would welcome them at any time.

After hearing Ryan's assurance, these Pokémon felt a lot more at ease, and their hearts were filled with gratitude to Ryan. They whispered to Ryan twice, and then turned and left.

I believe that many of them will return to Firefly Town, and by then they will not be alone, but with their families.

After sending away the leaving Pokémon, Ryan began to count the Pokémon left in Firefly Town.

The results of the statistics shocked him. There were nearly 200 Pokémon that he chose to keep, including the Salty and Little Tan that he had longed for, as well as thirty or forty One-horned Rhinoceros.

There are also many other Pokémon such as Fistrock and Pangolin, as well as the Mud Pony and its little brother Mudboy who were tamed by Ryan.

The powerful horned rhinoceros left, but before leaving, it said that as long as Ryan needed its help, he would go to Iron Rock Mountain to find him, and it would do its best to help Ryan.

In addition to it, several large rock snakes in the beast tide also chose to leave. They knew very well that the area of ​​Yinghuo Town was too small for them to live. If they stayed here, they would cause trouble to the residents of the town. unnecessary trouble.

Of course, they also told Ryan that they could go to Ironstone Mountain to find them if necessary. Not only Rhinoceros and Rock Snake, but other Pokémon who left also expressed the same meaning to Ryan.

After counting the number of Pokémon, Ryan couldn't help but sigh. There were a bit too many Pokémon. Plus the Pokémon in the courtyard, as well as the gophers and Marilu who were responsible for watering the farmland, he now had nearly Three hundred Pokémon!

It was impossible to accommodate so many Pokémon in the castle courtyard, so he had to find a large open space for them to live.

But this is only a temporary measure. Ryan plans to find a place to build a breeding ground suitable for Pokémon, similar to the kind of place in the doctor's backyard.

There will be a variety of special environments in the breeding grounds, such as forests, lakes, deserts, etc., which can create a living environment that meets the personalized needs of Pokémon.

At the same time, we need to establish a fully functioning ecosystem so that we don’t have to feed them artificially every day, saving energy and money.

After the breeding ground is established, new players in the future can directly select the initial Pokémon in the breeding ground, and no longer need to rely on luck to find Pokémon.

However, the breeding ground cannot be built in a short time. The most important issue at the moment is how to place these Pokémon. In just three days, the Pokémon food that Ryan exchanged has been almost eaten by them.

Although the Pokémon food in the panel shop is not expensive, you can't keep it all the time. No matter how many Pokémon coins you have, you can't afford to spend it like this.

While Ryan was still worrying about placing Pokémon, he accidentally saw a player getting close to Pokémon in the open space, and this was not the only one.

He found that many players took food to greet their Pokémon every day, and some players even preferred to eat their own food or spend a lot of money to buy Pokémon cubes, just to get closer to their Pokémon. .

No wonder the servant reported to him that the Pokémon's food intake had decreased in the past two days. Ryan thought it was because their bodies had not fully recovered, but it turned out that someone was giving them extra food!

Especially the one-horned rhinos, which have gained weight in the past two days, and there are always players around to feed them.

When Ryan saw this, an idea flashed in his mind. Since the players wanted to feed it so much, he might as well let them cultivate it.

He knew very well what the players were thinking. He just wanted to conquer the one-horned rhinos. If Ryan could fulfill the players' wishes, it would be their reward for resisting the beast tide.

That's right, three days have passed since the beast wave, and Ryan still hasn't given players the rewards promised at that time.

It's not that he deliberately delayed paying, it's just that he didn't know what kind of reward he should give out.

He does have Elf Coins. There have been more daily tasks in the mission center in the past two days, and most of them are simple tasks such as treating Pokémon injured in the beast tide. Players have earned a lot of Elf Coins by relying on these tasks.

Ryan also received a lot of commissions from it, and many players came to pay off their debts as soon as they made money.

His small treasury, which had become empty due to the purchase of food and wound medicine, had become a lot fuller in the past two days, enough to distribute rewards to players.

But he can't just give out elf coins, that would be insincere.

Resisting the beast tide is a limited-time event in the eyes of players, and the rewards must not be too shabby, otherwise it will dampen players' enthusiasm.

Therefore, Ryan had to delay for a while before he thought of a suitable reward. Fortunately, the players were either getting close to Pokémon or busy leveling these days, so no one thought of asking him for a reward.

It is also possible that they have thought about this, but are too embarrassed to ask Ryan for a reward. After all, Ryan is the protagonist of the game, and they are afraid of losing their favorability points.

In short, the rewards for resisting the beast tide this time cannot be delayed any longer, and the Pokémon from Iron Stone Mountain can be used as rewards for players.

This can not only solve the placement problem of some Pokémon, but also issue rewards to players. It is simply killing two birds with one stone!

As for whether Pokémon are willing to follow the player, that's not a problem.

In the process of resisting the beast tide, the Pokémon in Iron Stone Mountain all saw the player's strength. Many Pokémon were defeated by the player, and they have already recognized the player's strength in their hearts.

And after these two days of getting along, Pokémon still have very good senses for players. They like these humans who cook for them all day long and speak nicely.

To be honest, if they weren't afraid that Ryan would be unhappy, they would have agreed to become the player's partners.

So when Ryan asked the Pokémon for their opinions, they all nodded in agreement and expressed their willingness to follow the player.

Now that the Pokémon have agreed, Ryan can safely distribute rewards to players.

After Aerial Rotom compiled the list of contributions, he asked him to notify the players to gather at the Pokémon camp and prepare to distribute rewards.