The Elf Guide is in my heart

Why did Ning run away in the first place?

Because in the past, he basically used the Elf Encyclopedia skill when he saw an elf. This became his habit and a subconscious action.

Not only because of the Squid King's data, but also because of the elf itself.

According to Ning's understanding, the Squid King (also translated as "Reverse Squid") is the evolved form of Haola Squid (also translated as "Magic Squid").

The Haola Squid is a "rare" elf. There are only some sporadic sighting reports in the Kalos area, and the number is very rare.

Pokémon are divided into six levels based on their number, that is, their rarity.

The first level, "ordinary level".

There are a large number of elves at this level, and the elves' populations exist in groups in the elven region, forming a certain scale.

Ning's Needle Bee, Lan's Nidona, including Kati Dog and Wind Speed ​​Dog are all elves of this type.

The second level, "precious level".

The number of elves of this level is rare. Due to man-made hunting or the elves' population itself, the number is extremely rare.

In Kanto, Chenglong (also translated as Laplace) who masters "telepathy" is this type of elf.

The third level, "rare level".

Because this type of Pokémon is extremely rare in number and there are no specific reference samples, the Pokémon academic community has not yet been able to figure out specific information about them.

Okala Squid and its evolved Squid King are elves that belong to this level.

In Kanto, mini dragons, hack dragons, and their evolved forms - fast dragons also fall into this category.

The fourth level is "prehistoric level". This type of Pokémon is essentially extinct and most appear in the form of fossils in museums for exhibition.

But there are also scattered rumors saying that Pokémon scientists have broken through key technologies and resurrected them, making it possible for these prehistoric elves to see the light of day again.

The fifth level - "rumor level", and the sixth level - "myth level".

These two types of elves are too far away from the current Ning. With his strength, he can't touch these types of elves for the time being.

The appearance of the rare level elf, the Squid King, is absolutely shocking.

Ning believes that if a trainer can bring the Squid King to any regional competition, he will definitely make headlines in all major regions.

Because of the squid itself, the number of elf duels that have appeared in various elf regions is very few.

This is especially true for Haola Squid's evolved Squid King.

How the latter evolves and how it evolves are still unsolved mysteries in Pokémon science.

As for the Pokémon Squid King, apart from its rarity, Ning actually doesn’t want to conquer such a Pokémon.

Pokémon: Squid King

racial value;

hp: 86

Attack: 92

Defense: 88

Special Attack: 68

Special defense: 75

Speed: 73

Total: 482

This is the race value of the Squid King. You can see that the values ​​of various attributes of the Squid King are roughly average.

For Ning, this is the first time in a year that he has seen the real Squid King, instead of seeing it in books and documentaries.

But for the Squid King, this kind of elves, Ning feels that it is difficult to explain in words.

why?

Because the Squid King can be a super power elf, he naturally masters a lot of super power skills.

As the most mysterious type of super power type, any trainer would be extremely lucky to be able to conquer it.

But unlike other superpowers, as the final evolved form of the Squid, the Squid King's special attack racial value is a bit too low, only 68.

This is simply unimaginable, and the Squid King's attack racial value is abnormally high at 92.

This is what makes it different from other super-power elves. It makes people wonder if the racial values ​​of attack and special attack attributes are reversed.

We can look at other elves in the Kanto area, the classic superpower elf-Hu Di and the similar type of ghost elf-Gengar.

Hu Di's special attack race value is 135, and his attack race value is 50.

Gengar's special attack race value is 130, and his attack race value is 65.

Look, these are the attributes that a qualified super elf should have.

Not only that, the speed racial values ​​of Hu Di and Geng Gui are also outstanding, the former is 120 and the latter is 110.

The Squid King's speed race value is 73, but it's only a pitiful 73. Isn't this just funny?

Moreover, Gengar and Hu Di both have the ability to evolve, and after evolution, their attributes are even better than the Squid King.

If it weren't for a special opportunity, Ning would not take the initiative to conquer an elf like the Squid King.

Because the same time and energy are invested, the return rate is relatively low.

If it weren't for the "Psychic Blade", a super-physical skill that allowed the Demon Squid's 92-point attack racial value to play a role, the Squid King might really have become an elf that no one cares about.

An elf with low special attack and slow speed, and the attribute "sucking cup" additionally reduces its mobility.

Needless to say, if such an elf were to fight against an elf, he would definitely die and be deceived.

But as the saying goes, "There is no strongest elf, only the strongest trainer, and there is no weakest elf, only the weakest trainer."

This is Ning’s unchanging view and point of view.

If Ning encounters a situation where he must be conquered, he is confident that he can cultivate the Squid King into the strongest elf.

Defeating Hu Di and Gengar at the same level just requires more time and energy.

It's a pity that Ning didn't have that luck and just encountered a good one.

In fact, Ning made another mistake here. Not only him, but people in all elven regions would make such cognitive mistakes.

Are elves with evenly distributed attributes like Squid King really weak?

Maybe the Elf battle is definitely weak.

But the world outside the zone is not an ordinary battle between elves, but a life and death battle that is different from traditional battles.

The so-called life and death battle is a battle with the goal of killing the opponent's elf or even the trainer's life.

There are some slight disputes of interest in the world outside the area, which are probably life-and-death conflicts between trainers and elves.

Disagreements, killings, burning bridges, betrayal, and rebellion are all commonplace and occur countless times every day.

Only strength is everything, and weakness is the original sin.

This is qualitatively different from the traditional duel in the elven region.

There is no etiquette before a duel, no rules for the game.

Just go ahead and do it, there is no referee, no audience, and no honor.

There is only life and death, only success or failure, and only others coveting your treasures.

A life-and-death duel does not matter the level of the trainer. How many elves are there? What's the level?

Throwing all the Poke Balls at once is the best way. Killing the enemy trainer is a prerequisite for survival.

Therefore, Gengar and Hu Di, who have high speed, high special attack, but low defense, low special defense, and low health, may not be suitable for such a duel, at least compared to the Squid King.

It's not that this type of elves can't attack, but their ability to protect trainers is too poor.

When the war situation is critical, even the elves will physically stand in front of the trainer to protect their master's life.

Because once the trainer dies, his elves have no chance of survival, and their life source will be directly destroyed.

Therefore, compared with the Squid King, the two crispy elves Geng Gui and Hu Di are much less adaptable to the world outside the area.

At least the Squid King's defensive attributes are not bad.

This is the capital of the man in black to control the world outside the zone.

Six squid kings stand next to him, and he can explain to you what "people block and kill, gods block and kill gods."

Six "reflective walls" to nullify your physical attacks.

Six "walls of light" to nullify your special attacks.

Dare to get close to him?

The six squid kings will use their "hypnosis" and "psychic power" to tell you what it means to have no return.

Play remote combat against others?

The six "turrets" use "psychic waves", "phantom rays" and "spiritual blades" to blow up your scalp, making you doubt your life and regret coming to this world.

The characteristic "Penetration" makes even defense a luxury.

Ability to fight, resist, far or close, six squid kings plus one, this is truly "invincible".

Six elves per person, defense like a city wall, destructive power like a missile.

This is the strongest army.

No one can get close to the man in black. He is protected by six squid kings. Even if he is so crazy that he drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes, or checks his cell phone, no one can stop him.

The man in black relied on this ability to destroy an entire island country and established an extremely vicious reputation in the world outside the area.

In the world outside the area, the same dark kings saw the man in black. Except for those few people, the other dark kings would take a detour and hide as far away as they could.

Because once they meet, they are likely to die.

As long as the man in black visits any country, tribe, or region in the world outside the area, the supreme leader must personally receive him. The etiquette and respect for the king must be sufficient, and the grand welcome ceremony must not be careless at all.

The request of the man in black must be granted. Any slightest neglect would be a disaster for the country.

Although there are dark kings in the world outside the region, they are not officially awarded by the Pokémon Association of the Elf region like the regional kings.

But in a sense, the King of Darkness attracts more people's attention and is more famous.

Because the consequences for offending them are death.

Pokémon: Squid King

Attribute: evil/super power

Rating: 68

Personality: Timid (speed increases, attack decreases)

Features: Suction cup (use the suction cup to stick firmly to the ground. It can be immune to some flying moves, but can withstand increased damage from some ground moves)

Hidden characteristic: Penetration (can penetrate the opponent's barrier skills)

Ability value

HP: 207 (2 effort points)

Attack: 166 (252 effort points)

Defense: 134 (2 effort points)

Special Attack: 152 (252 effort points)

Special defense: 119 (2 effort points)

Speed: 128

Total: 906

Individual value (talent value)

hp: 19

Attack: 18

Defense: 15

Special Attack: 18

Special defense: 18

Speed: 19

These are the attributes of the Squid King, the mysterious man in black in front of him.

Just as Ning had judged before, even trainers at this level do not know the existence of individual values ​​(talent values).

The individual value (talent value) of this Squid King can barely be regarded as above average, but it is not that outstanding.

According to Ning's observation, it is basically normal for the individual value of an elf to be in the single digits. A value of around 10 is considered good, a value close to 20 is excellent, and 30 is considered to be one of the best.

And Ning also noticed the effort value of this Squid King.

Special attack and attack are both fully practiced, and the remaining effort points are evenly divided among the other three attributes except speed.

This is very worthy of discussion.

He didn't quite believe that the combined effort value of the three defense attributes of an elf with a level as high as 68 was only six points.

This is simply incredible.

Excluding the possibility of using magic candies and finding someone to train for you, there is no doubt that it takes a long time for an elf to reach level 68.

And during this process, the elves did not suffer any harm?

Never been in combat?

Have you ever been beaten by other wild elves?

How can it be? I would rather die than believe it.

So why is the effort value of this Squid King's defense three attributes so low? Are the special attack and attack effort values ​​that high?

Could it be that the man in black, like Ning, used the method of cultivating giant needle bees to cultivate the squid king?

Ning thought it was unlikely. After all, the man in black didn't even understand the Squid King's individual value, so he might not be able to understand the value of effort.

Then there is only one most likely possibility.

Ning thought that the man in black in front of him was the same as Old Man Zhan.

Pokémon: Nidoran (lv10)

Ability value

hp: 31

Attack: 19 (10 effort points)

Defense: 15

Special Attack: 18 (97 effort points)

Special defense: 15

Speed: 18

Total: 117

This is Nidoran's ability value data. It is not difficult to see that Nidoran's special attack effort value is very high.

The Nidoran and Nidona that Old Man Zhan gave to Lan had very high special attack effort values.

It was just to allow the two elves to master some tricks from other systems or from the same system when they were at extremely low levels, but could not understand them themselves. By chance, the special attack effort value increased.

This is probably the case with the current Squid King of the Man in Black.

The squid king in front of him will most likely be able to perform tricks with other attributes.

When this squid king was still a good squid, the man in black started training the good squid to learn other types of tricks, which by coincidence led to full attack and special attack effort values.

In addition, there is a more fatal intelligence.

Whether it is the man in black or the old man Zhan, if you want the elves to understand the unique skills at a very low level, it requires a huge investment of money.

In other words, this elf training method is not suitable for newcomers.

It is suitable for rich people, or trainers who have accumulated a certain amount of funds and have a roughly formed elf team.

"This man in black definitely has other stronger elves." Ning became even more desperate.

Only after the trainer owns the formed elves and has accumulated a certain amount of funds can he cultivate the elves in this way.

The level of the elves in front of us is as high as level 68, which is already difficult to deal with. If we add other high-level elves, then...

But when he saw the unique characteristics of this squid king, Ning experienced for the first time in his life what it meant to be in despair.

"Oh my God!!!"

Needless to say, the man in black perfectly explained what "there is no strongest elf, only the strongest trainer. There is no weakest elf, only the weakest trainer!".

(Some elven characteristics cannot be written into the novel, mainly because it cannot be edited, ah, mainly because it is difficult to write. If it is forced to be written out, it will be a bit awkward to read, so some appropriate modifications have been made here.)

(Because I was young and busy, I was driving in some chapters, which caused three chapters, 33, 38, and 48, to be blocked in the background. This caused inconsistency in the reading of trainers. I am really sorry.)