Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 104 Mastering the Moves

"I, Yashida, have invested in this project!"

On the video line, Yashida just listened to Link's introduction and realized how brilliant the financial prospects of this project were.

Therefore, he immediately decided to find a professional designer to exchange design ideas with the other party, strive to commercialize this plan as soon as possible, and he couldn't wait to run to the battle factory to experience it for himself.

It’s a pity that he has already flown to Crimson City, looking for the three “Phantom Trainers” mentioned by the gym masters.

But soon someone will contact Link to discuss the business of Pokémon cards and online versions...

After hanging up the phone, Lin Ke thought that the project was a success and he would become financially independent from now on.

The future is just around the corner when you can buy a ranch in a beautiful place surrounded by mountains and rivers and raise all kinds of elves you like.

With the ambition to catch any beast he wanted in the future, he took Molemon and the level 19 Porygon to raid the Kitsunemon disguised as a sibling that night.

In the end, he was taught a lesson by the growing elves who were hanging out in the Novice Village using numbers.

Using its beloved "sister" as a hostage to threaten her... even in a simulation it was a bit too much.

Perhaps you can consider leaving the abandoned school building directly at the beginning of tomorrow's simulation and explore the surroundings before the ominous fog completely covers the abandoned school building.

In order to use the simulator to train a level 100 Porygon as soon as possible, Link actually used the same concentration he had when he was writing strategy guides for the game to exert his subjective initiative...

……

The next morning, Link and the elves woke up early and welcomed a very important day -

The seeds of mastery matured last night.

When he woke up, Link brought out 6 of them from the Dream Realm. Everyone, including himself as the trainer, got one, except for Fire Fox who was still under its effect.

"This is a prize we finally got after so many wipes. It's all thanks to your hard work that we were able to get this convenient item. Now enjoy the fruits of your hard work."

He was lucky enough to get a mastery seed as a random reward, and he felt very grateful. From now on, he no longer had to worry about not having enough energy to expand his skill pool.

The elves couldn't wait to enjoy the rewards of their hard work, which made the fire fox, who wanted to eat some melon seeds after finishing his meal, envious.

Link also tasted a melon seed after hesitating for a moment. It tasted sweet, crisp and had a light aftertaste. Maybe it could be fried into tea, or squeezed into oil for seasoning.

“I don’t think I was inspired by anything…”

He looked at the elves around him, who all seemed to have realized something, including Snorlax, who looked as if he had gained something. He thought that humans did not seem to be able to enjoy this kind of benefit.

It's a pity that I can't use the Mastery Seed to master the moves.

Fire Fox patted the trainer's shoulder, this was normal.

Link was speechless.

Then he looked at the elves curiously and asked them about the moves they had mastered with the help of the seeds of mastery.

The Water Wave Dolphin actually mastered the "Water Flow Ring" move, which greatly improved its ability and skills in manipulating water. It can even temporarily fly in the air even in battle.

It can even combine water and its own mucus to launch circular streams of water in the air, causing moves that could only be used for defense to change into ones that restrict the opponent's ability to move.

The inspiration for Litten is "bodybuilding", which is not only a way to improve offense and defense in a short period of time in battle, but also can be used as a form of exercise in daily life.

To put it in a more understandable way... If you master the "bodybuilding" of the level, it should be possible to improve the offensive and defensive individual of Litten in time, and continue to improve the offensive and defensive effort value through this move. Link can already imagine the scene of it evolving into a Fiery Roaring Tiger in the future and playing fighting skills like a big fight. Speaking of which, Fuzi is a "sense of fighting", maybe he has more fighting talent than he thought.

What Growlithe gained was more ordinary - it was the "Charged Flame Attack" that it had already mastered.

It starts faster, runs faster, and consumes less energy, that's all, but this simple and direct approach is most suitable for it.

For Growlithe, whose main means of output is to kill with all your might, speed means power, and flexibility represents the hit rate.

As long as you increase your speed to the maximum, or even accelerate by using "Double-Edged Headbutt" and "Charged Flame Attack" at the same time, even the strongest opponent may not be powerless.

How strong is Xicui Windspeed Dog?
50级极限物攻头带疯狗+4物攻的情况下，可以秒杀100级0耐满血多鳞快龙（造成95%~112.3%伤害）。

Although this is just a situation in the game, its strength in reality can be seen.

There is no need for anything fancy, just create.

As long as we give it some time to start, even the alpaca's clone will be blown away...

Compared to Growlithe, whose mastery moves are too plain, Snorlax's move inspired by the Mastery Seed is a bit more subtle - "Finger Wave".

"What difference does it make whether you master a move like "Finger Swing" or not?"

Link was puzzled to learn that Snorlax had roughly mastered this move.

Reality is not a game. Even if you want to kill him, you wouldn't dare to use such random moves.

"Just!"

Snorlax said that this move can stimulate the Pokémon's brain to use any moves that it can master and release under the conditions. If it is mastered, it can also ensure to a certain extent that the moves used are helpful to the current situation.

"So it's called 'Ultimate Instinct', isn't it? It's not just random, but it uses the body's instinct and intuition to perform useful moves."

Sounds a lot better than just random?
But Link still had mixed feelings and didn't want to rely on his uncontrollable intuition to win or lose.

It would be bad luck if he did something like "wave the finger" to double seal himself.

In a duel, you can just laugh it off, but in a real fight, doing this is simply courting death...

"Fu~"

But the "Finger Swing" move is really suitable for Pokémon like Kirby that have slow reactions, provided that it does not have a trainer who knows how to arrange tactics.

Fire Fox judged so.

Link shook his head, not caring about it. "It works for you but not for me. Perhaps that means I am still not good enough as a trainer and cannot develop a tactic that can perfectly bring out the talents of the Pokémon."

There are gains and losses, this is also a part of life, both sides can only continue to work hard.

Snorlax nodded pretentiously, looking as if he understood.

As for the Savage Bass…it was a bit of a surprise.

"You said you had an understanding of the tactic of 'sharing the pain'?"

"Bass."

That's right, it has mastered the technique of using its own pain to launch mental attacks on its opponents!
(End of this chapter)