Summoning the Crown of the Elf

"En." Mu Nianyan left in response.

A few minutes later, the two walked into the training place in the basement wearing slightly casual clothes.

Familiar style, just like the battle room of the Zhou family villa, with all the training props. In addition to the battle field of Pokémon, there are also a lot of fitness equipment for them.

Bai Xuan glanced at Mu Nianyan. At this time, the woman was wearing a white sweater on her upper body and a pair of blue denim shorts on her lower body. Her smooth and fair legs were stepping on white AJs, making her look very energetic.

After thinking for a while, Bai Xuan said, "Let's summon them first."

Mu Nianyan nodded, and four summoning formations of different colors flashed instantly.

Big Wolf Dog, Little Fire Horse, Nidorino, and Kedora appeared one after another.

As if he had long understood Mu Nianyan's purpose in summoning them, the four Pokémon quietly accepted Bai Xuan's gaze.

Bai Xuan knelt down and waved, but Dora obediently walked in front of him.

Mu Nianyan's Pokémon are actually well bred, but the skills can still be improved.

Bai Xuan's eyes turned light blue in an instant, and the waveguide's power sensed the fluctuations in Kodora's body, and there was a flash of clarity in his eyes for an instant.

The difference between C-rank Pokémon and D-rank Pokémon lies in the capacity of their bodies.

and the strength of the force.

It's no wonder that it is difficult for the single-headed dragon and the young Kiras to release more powerful skills. It turns out that the problem lies here.

The accommodation of power doesn't really matter, at best it is just the number of times a skill is used.

For example, an A-level skill, Wave Missile.

If a D-rank Pokémon has mastered this skill, it may be able to use it six or seven times in a row.

Then you will start to get tired due to the exhaustion of your body's strength.

And a C-rank Pokémon has a larger internal power capacity and can be used more times, maybe it can be used twenty times.

But this issue is actually not something that the single-headed dragon and the young Kiras need to consider.

Their power is almost endless, and the cost of skill release is negligible.

So the key is the strength of the strength.

The strength of D-class limits the strength of their internal strength.

Still take the wave missile as an example. Due to the limitation of the upper limit of power, the power of the D-level Pokémon using the wave missile may be only a quarter of the skill used by the C-level Pokémon.

If you want to increase the power of skills, in addition to using enhanced skills to increase, you should only have to break through D level...

However, the key to breaking through the D rank lies in the limitations of the trainer.

What Bai Xuan needs now is to gradually integrate the power of the single-headed dragon and young Kiras, so what does Mu Nianyan need now?

Thinking of this, Bai Xuan looked at Mu Nianyan, who was quietly waiting for him, and asked, "By the way, what are you short of entering B-level now?"

Mu Nianyan thought for a while, and said: "They are still a little short of the C-level peak. When two of them reach the C-level peak, I can break through the B-level, but I plan to wait until they all reach the C-level peak." Make a breakthrough after reaching the peak of the super class."

The advancement of the trainer is based on the Pokémon.

By fusing the power of a D-level peak Pokémon, the trainer's strength will also become a D-level peak, and then by absorbing the power of another Pokémon, the trainer has a chance to break through the D-level.

And this probability is also based on the strength of the second Pokémon.

The stronger the second Pokémon is, the higher the probability that the trainer will break through from D rank to C rank.

In the same way, the same is true for C-level trainers, but because it is more difficult to advance to B-level, basically when the trainer becomes the C-level peak, there must be two C-level peak Pokémon to have a probability of breaking through to Grade B.

But hearing Mu Nianyan's words, Bai Xuan was taken aback for a moment, and asked, "Why do you have to wait for all four of them to be at the peak of C-level?"

Wouldn't it be better to break through faster?

Mu Nianyan looked at Bai Xuan, and said in a helpless tone: "I dare not, in fact, there is no difference between a C-level breaking through a B-level and a D-level breaking through a C-level, it is nothing more than absorbing the power of a C-level peak Pokémon , Let my strength become the peak of C-level, and then break through to B-level through the strength of the other three Pokémon. However, this is theoretically, and it is really difficult to break through in practice. Generally, there are no two peaks Pokémon are afraid to try."

Having said this, Mu Nianyan continued to add: "Because every breakthrough by the trainer is actually a challenge, once the first breakthrough fails, the next breakthrough will be more difficult, so if you fail many times, On the contrary, it will cut off the hope of success in breakthrough, that is to say, only the first breakthrough is the easiest, once it fails, it will become more and more difficult.”

What Mu Nianyan said was very clear, and Bai Xuan also understood.

There are two requirements for a trainer to break through.

One: The trainer has to go to the pinnacle of the class.

Two: One of the trainer's Pokémon must also reach the peak of the class.

But these two points are just the entry requirements for a breakthrough.

How to increase the probability of breakthrough depends on whether the trainer's other Pokémon are strong or not.

If a D-level trainer satisfies these two points, and the other Pokémon is also the peak D-level, it is almost 100% into the C-level.

The same goes for C-level trainers.

If the other three Pokémon of the C-level trainer are all C-level peaks, then the trainer will also enter the B-level 100%.

Only four full-level Pokémon can break through 100%.

If calculated by probability, one less full-level Pokémon is equivalent to a quarter less success rate.

If there is only one full-level Pokémon, there is only a 20.00% chance of breaking through successfully.