Pokémon the Dream: Eevee's Journey of Change

The mysterious disappearance of the giant dandelion completely overturned this rule.

Its departure was not a disappearance in the ordinary sense, but a worrying accident.

A king-level elf with such powerful strength actually gave up his territory.

This is definitely not a trivial matter.

The reasons behind this may be far more complicated than the surface phenomena.

Perhaps some unforeseen changes had occurred within the territory.

Or perhaps they were driven by an unknown force and forced to leave their familiar home.

Felt fell into deep thought, thoughts swirling in his mind.

He stared at the mysterious land before him, with endless doubts in his heart.

What kind of dramatic changes has this place undergone?

Does this change indicate that a bigger crisis is about to come?

All kinds of questions came to his mind, making him feel uneasy.

"Something big must have happened, otherwise why would I come here in person?"

Kelly said to Felt with a playful smile, and there was a barely perceptible seriousness in her eyes.

"But, Keli, aren't you here to repair the security camera?"

Finally, Felt couldn't help but ask the question in his mind, with a hint of doubt in his voice.

As soon as he finished speaking, he felt a little embarrassed and forced a smile, trying to hide his inner nervousness with a relaxed tone.

"I'm here to fix the surveillance. If we don't fix these surveillance, how can we grasp the movements of those Heavenly King Elves?"

Keli's words revealed her emphasis on the mission and her worry about the unknown.

"If we don't even know the whereabouts of those Heavenly King-level elves, how can we solve the problem at hand?"

"The Canglang Secret Land, this land carved by time,

Now it has become a secret kingdom for top elves with extraordinary powers.

For most trainers,

This is not only a place full of unknown challenges, but also a maze of death hidden with countless deadly traps. "

"Once a trainer accidentally steps into this forbidden area, they will soon realize that

Not only is it difficult for me to uncover the mystery of this vast secret realm, but even the most basic survival has become extremely difficult."

There was a confident and provocative smile on Keli's lips.

Her eyes sparkled with a desire for challenge and a firm belief in victory.

There was an unquestionable power in her voice as she continued:

“In the West District, each of the three top elves is the embodiment of power, and each of them possesses enough power to shake the heavens and the earth.

But if they don't join forces, I'm confident I can defeat them one by one.

Even if they choose to join forces, I will not give in easily.

I will use my strength to prove that I am also qualified to fight with them."

“As for facing the challenge of two top elves, I have sufficient confidence and preparation.

My strength is enough for me to easily win this battle."

“Otherwise, how can I dare to lead you, my companions, into this secret land full of mysteries and dangers?

The reason why I have this courage is because I have absolute confidence in my own abilities.”

Her words revealed great confidence, as if she was showing her strength to everyone.

Her figure seemed extremely tall at this moment, as if she was an invincible god of war.

"Keli's strength is so strong?"

Fürth was filled with surprise and awe.

He always knew that Keli was strong.

But I didn't expect her strength to reach such an incredible level.

It was as if she had transcended the realm of an ordinary trainer and reached a whole new level.

"This can no longer be described as simply 'preparatory king level'."

He thought to himself.

She can easily defeat the top elves. Such strength is undoubtedly the true king level.

It may even have surpassed the quasi-king level and reached a whole new realm.

indeed,

No matter when or where, the strength and potential of women should never be underestimated.

"Keli, you don't seem to have reached the level of a quasi-king trainer yet.

But you are so powerful. How did you do that? Is it because of the number of elves?"

Finally, Felt couldn't help but asked the question in his mind.

After hearing this question, Keli showed a mysterious smile on her face:

“Felt, I know you have always been curious about my strength.

Actually, my secret is not how many elves I have.

It’s about the special relationship I have with them.”

She gently stroked the elves around her, with tenderness and determination flashing in her eyes:

“Every elf is my friend. We have been through countless battles together and we trust and support each other.

This kind of tacit understanding cannot be developed overnight; it requires time and patience.”

After hearing this, Felt couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

He began to understand.

It turns out that the cooperation between elves is not as simple as just letting them attack the enemy together.

What is more important is the tacit understanding and cooperation between them.

Kelly continued:

"Elves have unique personalities and abilities. As a trainer,

We must learn to understand their needs and formulate tactics based on actual conditions.

In this way, we can exert our maximum potential in battle."

Field nodded in agreement.

He remembered that he had seen some trainers in the training ground.

They always try to achieve their goals by forcing the elves, which results in the elves getting hurt or even losing confidence.

In comparison, Keli's method is obviously more gentle and effective.

Finally, Keli concluded:

“So, Felt, don’t be too obsessed with the number or level of elves.

The key is how to establish deep feelings with them and how to stimulate their inner potential.

Only in this way can we become truly excellent trainers."

After saying that, Keli patted Felt on the shoulder and gave him an encouraging look.

"Humph, only the weak seek alliances. The truly strong always move forward alone."

Just as Felt was lost in thought, Donald's voice sounded in his heart, with a hint of disdain and challenge.

After hearing this, Felt couldn't help but feel curious, but he tried hard to restrain his curiosity.

he knows,

Talking to Donald would only complicate matters.

then,

He took a deep breath and decided to put aside his discussion with Donald for the time being and focus on his own goal.

Instead of dwelling on Donald’s point, Field quickly addressed the long-standing questions in his mind.

"How can I improve my strength?"

This question has always puzzled him, like a beacon in the fog, guiding him in the direction of progress.

however,

After saying that, Ibrahimovic fell silent and didn't even answer Fürth's question.

This made Felt feel a little lost.

, as if he had just touched the edge of truth, but was ruthlessly pushed back.

Furth was disappointed again. He curled his lips in dissatisfaction and turned his attention back to the forest.

"Be careful, there is a very powerful spirit lurking in this forest. Don't put yourself in unnecessary danger."

Donald reminded.

At this time,

Donald's voice sounded again, although he still did not answer Felt's question.

But this time there seemed to be a hint of concern in his words.

Felt nodded slightly, his voice calm and low, as if he was talking about something insignificant.

"I understand."

There was a hint of indifference in his words, as if he didn't care much about what was about to happen.

He looked through the window into the distance, as if thinking about something.

He knew that no matter where or when,

Keli always guards him like a solid barrier.

And Ibrahimovic is like an invisible guardian, silently providing him with help in unknown corners.

This double protection gave him an inexplicable sense of security.

Even in the face of unknown risks, his heart is full of confidence.

Donald stood aside, a hint of worry in his eyes.

He knew that Fürth's attitude might get him into unnecessary trouble.

But he also understood that no amount of persuasion might change Fürth's decision.

So he chose to remain silent and stop arguing.

he knows,

Sometimes, the best support is to give the other person enough space to experience and grow on his own.