Elf, I am really a farmer

Wen Qi looked down at his location and discovered that he was closer to the Eastern market than the Western market.

After a little thought, he made a decisive decision and planned to go to the Oriental Market to find out what was going on.

Without any hesitation, he immediately patted the armored rhinoceros under his crotch, signaling it to move towards the direction of the Eastern Market.

One has to sigh that Yanhuang City, the alliance's leading metropolis, is truly gigantic in scale.

Although he was relatively close to the Oriental Market at first, it still took him a full hour to arrive there after riding his armored rhinoceros.

While on the road, Wen Qi couldn't help but think that if he could ride on his majestic Pidgeot at this moment, the speed would definitely be much faster and he would be able to reach his destination in the blink of an eye.

However, in Yanhuang City, the control over flight licenses is extremely strict.

Unless they are important core members of the alliance, or powerful trainers, or children of large families with deep roots,

Otherwise, it would be harder than climbing to the sky for ordinary people to get a flight license here.

Although Wen Qi is qualified to apply for a license, considering that his stay is only short,

I would be leaving in a few days, so there was no need to apply for a license, so I gave up the idea.

After arriving at the Oriental Market, Wen Qi took the armored rhinoceros to an area next to the market that was specifically used to look after mounts.

He took out some money from his pocket, handed it to the staff in charge, and then walked quickly towards the market.

Not long after, Wen Qi arrived at the entrance of the Oriental Market.

The scene before him instantly made him feel the prosperity and bustle of this market.

At the entrance of the market, the crowds were bustling and shoulder to shoulder, with people coming and going everywhere.

Trainers are walking around, each with their own unique purpose and expectations.

The young trainers' faces were filled with excitement and curiosity. They chatted excitedly.

He pointed to the inside of the market with excitement in his eyes, as if there were endless treasures hidden in the market.

Those precious elves that are about to be seen are waiting for them to discover.

The experienced trainers seemed much calmer, with calm faces and steady steps.

He walked towards the inside of the market with a calm pace, looking confident, as if he already knew the situation in the market very well and had a clear goal in mind.

Amid the noise of the crowd, the calls of various elves rose and fell, interweaving into a unique melody.

Pikachu's clear and loud "Pika Pika" sound, like a lively musical note, jumps and shuttles among the crowd, attracting everyone's attention;

Squirtle was not willing to be lonely, and called "Squirtle" in its childish voice, while turning its little head and looking around curiously, looking very cute.

On both sides of the market entrance, various stalls are neatly arranged.

In order to attract customers, the stall owners shouted at the top of their voices, and they all tried their best to sell their products.

Some stall owners held up bottles and jars in their hands, shouting that these potions could make the elves more energetic and more powerful in battle;

Some stall owners put all kinds of Poké Balls in the most conspicuous position of the stall, showing the unique shapes of Poké Balls.

While talking endlessly about their magical effects, he claimed that these Poké Balls could make it easier to capture powerful Pokémon.

A stall owner was skillfully fiddling with various colored potions on his stall. The potions sparkled charmingly in the sun, successfully attracting the attention of many passers-by.

Another stall owner placed several peculiarly shaped Poké Balls in his hands and explained in detail to passers-by what made them special, trying to persuade them to buy them.

In the gaps between the crowd, carts filled with various elf supplies were moving with difficulty.

The cart is hung with a variety of small gadgets, and as the cart shakes, these gadgets collide with each other.

It makes a series of clear and pleasant "ding-dong" sounds, as if adding a different rhythm to the lively scene.

The entire market entrance is like a bustling stage, full of infinite vitality and liveliness, making people feel as if they are in a fantasy elf world.

Wen Qi didn't hesitate and walked straight into the market.

As soon as he entered, he saw that there were not only street vendors but also professional breeding houses.

Wen Qi thought that he had rarely visited street stalls before, so he planned to go and take a look first.

He thought to himself, Yanhuang City is a big city, and there might be good things hidden in the stalls. If he didn't look, it would be a wasted trip.

There are all kinds of things on the stalls.

In addition to selling food and drinks, they also sell clothes, toys and the like.

However, Wen Qi was only interested in those who sold elves. He didn't care about things like potions and energy blocks.

Wenqi started to wander around the stalls.

I have to say, after all, it is the largest city in the alliance. The quality of the elves sold on the street stalls here is much better than that in Chunhua City, and is not bad compared to Changqing City.

Apart from anything else, the three starter Pokémons are rarely seen in general cities. Although they are not available in every stall here, there are always a few of them, and they are all of green quality.

On some stalls, one or two elves are particularly conspicuous. They are usually not sold outside and are considered the treasures of the stall, mainly used to attract customers.

Of course, it doesn’t mean we won’t sell it.

If you don't raise an elf yourself, it's best to sell it within a year. Over time, the elf will get familiar with people, and if you sell it again, it will affect the tacit understanding between the customer and the elf, and its value will be discounted.

Unless it is a special elf, generally speaking, the stronger the elf, the more valuable its cub is compared to a cub with the same qualifications.

Because cubs can develop a bond with their owners and become good companions for them.

The powerful elves that were purchased were difficult to tame. Even if they were tamed, it was only on the surface and it was difficult for them to be connected with their masters. The bond was far worse than that of the elves that were cultivated since childhood.

Wen Qi quickly took action, walking between the stalls to choose. He thought to himself that he had no shortage of money.

Since I have the ability to raise them, I decided to buy more of the three starter Pokémons, perhaps I could breed them in large numbers in the future.

After some selection, Wen Qi bought quite a few elves from the three major families.

However, most of these elves are of yellow qualifications, and there are very few with green qualifications.

He finally picked out a Charmander and a Water Leap Fish, which cost him nearly ten million.

In addition to these two, he bought fifteen more, including three Charmanders, two Squirrels, four Wood Geckos, three Fire Chicks and four Snakes.

Each one costs about $500,000, so the total price of the fifteen is $7.5 million.

During the selection process, Wen Qifa found that several elves had hidden attributes. He felt like he had found a bargain and was very happy.