Mind Master of the Elf World

Chapter 308 Jing He: A Step-by-Step Guide to Speedrunning the Battle Factory (Seeking Monthly Tickets!)

Online discussions about the Battle Frontier remain heated today.

Tanjiro's powerful "Big Flame Burst" melted the battlefield, showcasing the Bear Apprentice's exceptional fighting skills.
These are all topics that have been hotly debated by online viewers.

In some discussions, familiar names appear from time to time, which always pushes the discussion to a higher level.

Shiba: That's right, Jinghe is indeed a highly skilled fighter, and I have no confidence in facing him.

Ma Shide: Little Hehe is amazing! Your apprentice has improved so much. This old man is thinking of having another fight with him to save some "face," haha—

Professor Oak: Judging by appearances, that Samurai's temperature must have exceeded two thousand degrees. That's terrifying enthusiasm.
Jinghe, who was scrolling through her phone that evening, saw these comments and had a strange expression, along with some embarrassment.

Did you also receive benefits from Ashida?

Based on what they said, Jinghe felt as if he could challenge the champion to a one-on-one match.

And online, quite a few people actually believed what they said.

For example, A-Chao from the Ocean team.

When Ah Chao saw what Shiba and Masde said, he broke out in a cold sweat.

My heart is filled with relief.

Thankfully, I ran fast.

This person is actually a top-notch fighter?
He looked thin and weak, completely unlike the physique of the top fighters in his mind.

But it's also possible that it was well hidden.

At the same time, he also understood why Jinghe had such rich experience and ability in outdoor fighting.

Top fighters are monsters; they usually train and even fight alongside Pokémon. Taking on Onix and using their punches to their heart's content are commonplace for them.

How could someone who spends so much time in the wild be bad at fighting?

"Luckily, we were far enough away that we didn't give him a chance to make a move," Ah Chao thought to himself.

The next day.

The fourth day after Jirachi awoke was also the third day of Jinghe's challenge against the Frontier Zone.

On this day, he made an unexpected decision.

Divide and conquer!

He plans to challenge both the Battle Palace and the Battle Factory simultaneously!
because.

The rules of the Battle Palace are that trainers can only send out three Pokémon, and they only have the right to rotate them but not the right to command them. How the battle goes depends entirely on the Pokémon's own performance.

No trainer is needed for battles?

What's the point of fighting then!
Losing can cause Pokémon to lose confidence in themselves.

Winning makes trainers feel useless.

Isn't this a bad thing? Win or lose, it's going to be unpleasant.

Fortunately, Jing He was already used to it. Anyway, his "Outlaw Squad" often went out for a treat in the middle of the night, so even without his command, they should be able to perform quite well.

So Jinghe simply sent out the "Ghost Bear Hammer" combination of Gengar, the Great Blacksmith, and the Bear Apprentice.

Gengar led the way.

Behind him followed a giant blacksmith carrying a huge hammer and sporting twin ponytails, and his bear apprentice with an extremely serious and earnest expression.

"Giggle~! (■_■)"

Gengar, wearing sunglasses, waved his hand and strode towards the Battle Palace.

My men, follow me!

Giant Blacksmith was the first little guy to "cooperate" with Gengar. Back then, their "Hypnosis Hammer Sleep" combination terrified countless wild and stray Pokémon.

It followed after it with its "clunky" steps.

"Ku~!"

The bear apprentice's expression was even more serious than when it fought in the arena yesterday. It called out to Jing He earnestly and solemnly.

In its view
This is a move to divide our forces, a sign of our trust in them!

I will surely slay the enemy general, annihilate the enemy camp, and reclaim the enemy's symbol!

Jing He's lips twitched.

He said, "They're almost gone."

Upon hearing this, the bear apprentice jumped in alarm and quickly chased after Gengar and the Greatsmith.

"Ku!!ε=ε=┌(>_<)┘"

Wait for me!
Fortunately, Gengar and the others didn't go very fast, and Ursaring quickly caught up, forming a "trio".

It’s time to say it or not.

The three little creatures actually managed to walk with the air of a vast army.

As they slowly disappeared from sight, Jinghe sighed softly.

"I hope everything is alright."

"Don't worry, teacher," Daigo said.

"Yeah, the Pokémon have grown up, it's good to let them go out and explore."

Aysa continued, "Besides, with Gengar's strength, there's absolutely nothing to worry about."

Jing He glanced at her sideways and said indifferently:
"I'm worried about the Battle Palace."

？ ！！

Daigo and the other two exchanged glances.

Makes sense!
"Hope." Du Juan opened her mouth, but for a moment she didn't know what to say, so she could only chuckle awkwardly and add:
"I hope the battle palace doesn't get destroyed."

In the special episode, when Mirat challenged the Palace, he simply chose not to watch because he was worried.

Jinghe was also worried, so she stopped looking.

However, their concerns differed in some ways.

After saying goodbye to Gengar, Greatsmith, and Bear Apprentice, Jinghe and his friends arrived at another battle facility.

Battle Factory!

Trainers cannot give commands in the Battle Palace.

The rules of the Battle Factory are that it's a rental battle system, which almost doesn't require the trainer's own Pokémon.

Where is Jirachi?

Upon arriving at the entrance of the battle factory, Jinghe noticed that one of the little guys seemed to be missing.

“Let’s go with Gengar and the others,” Steven said.

Jing He sighed, rubbing his forehead. Never mind.

It's not easy for the little guy to wake up, so let him do whatever he wants to play or watch.

Ever since.

They entered the battle factory.

The Battle Factory uses a rental system, where challengers can randomly rent three Pokémon to challenge trainers who also randomly draw Pokémon.

When a challenger wins, they can trade one of their Pokémon for one of their opponent's Pokémon.

After achieving a certain number of consecutive wins, you can challenge Dara, the leader of the Battle Factory.

When facing Dalmata, the challenger can choose from their own Pokémon and the three Pokémon they have rotated through.

The Pokémon that were ultimately chosen to participate in the battle.

Although the Battle Factory mostly uses Pokémon that are not its own, its popularity has not decreased as a result.

The main reason is that Battle Factory emphasizes complete randomness.

Pokémon are all randomized, opponents are all randomized, and held items are all randomized.
It highlights the sense of anticipation that no one knows what will happen, and the entertainment value of figuring out how to complete the game.

"Isn't this the kind of combat facility that truly tests tactics?"

"It feels like Teacher Jinghe can dominate the game! Is there any rule more suitable for this 'cunning old fox'?"

"But it also depends on luck."

"That's true. No matter how good the tactics are, if you're unlucky and draw six Magikarp, tsk tsk."

"Six carp? Teacher Jinghe said two should be steamed, two stir-fried, and two braised!"

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The symbol of the Battle Factory is the symbol of knowledge.

Rental battles, especially completely random rental battles, require an extremely high level of knowledge from the trainers.

"Teacher Jinghe, these are your six random Pokémon. You can choose three to fight."

The staff at the battle factory handed over six Poké Balls and a very basic list of the six Pokémon.

"Our academy even has a 12-choose-3 rental battle system, but here it's only 6-choose-3, and the information they provide about the Pokémon is pitifully little," he thought to himself.

Then he looked toward the Poké Balls.

I saw six Pokémon: Magikarp, Volcarona, Mushroom, Rattata, Grimer, and Zigzagoon.

"Hahaha! There really is a Magikarp!"

"Unfortunately, there's only one."

"Jinghe's luck is already off the charts to be able to draw six Magikarp out of so many Pokémon."

"It turns out that Teacher Jinghe's 'symbol of luck' is a lie!"

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This live stream was so entertaining!

These six Pokémon, if you put any of them in, it would be a hellish start.

The audience members were all fans of Jing He.

But as everyone knows, true fans are often secretly haters; they love watching their favorite streamers make fools of themselves and then unleash a barrage of "hahahaha" mockery in the comments.

Jing He pursed her lips.

If it weren't for Ashida watching over him, Jing He would have suspected that the Battle Factory staff were rigging the game for him.

It instantly gave me the feeling of having just left Weibai Town while playing a game.

However, after briefly browsing through the basic information of these Pokémon, Jinghe's eyes gradually lit up.

There's still potential.

"Then I'll choose these three."

Jinghe picked up three Poké Balls and said.

These include the electric firefly, the mushroom, and the snake bear.

"I feel like I could catch these three Pokémon right here in my neighborhood."

"This is to let Teacher Jinghe experience a battle against an 'ordinary person'."

"Teacher Jinghe: It's time to show our true tactics!"

"How can I see Teacher Jinghe use mushrooms to unleash a devastating attack?"

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Faced with a barrage of sarcastic comments filling the live stream, Jing He sneered.

"Watch closely, today Teacher Jinghe's tactical mini-class will teach you step by step how to quickly clear the Battle Factory."

Subsequently, the screen was filled with comments such as "He's still holding on" and "He's still getting back up."

But soon.

Some viewers noticed something was wrong after the challenge began.

"Wait! Is that a Prankster with the Firefly ability?"

"Wow, the mischievousness trait, I really..."

"Firefly? Increases Special Attack by three levels? How can there be such an overpowered Pokémon?!"

Ever since.

The screen was flooded with comments saying "there's inside information."

"Hiss—after passing the baton to Mushroom, it really unleashed a killing spree!"

"Mushrooms can kill everything?"

"How do they have so many tree fruits to eat? It seems like they can't finish them all! Are they using cheat codes?"

When faced with these questions, Jinghe's answer was simple.

"The characteristic of the snake bear is to scavenge."

This is what ensures the team's continued success.

"Oh no, he's really started playing with it!"

"No way, Firefly, Mushroom, and Zigzagoon can also easily defeat them?"

"I've failed! I'm going to catch these three Pokémon right now!"

(End of this chapter)