Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 415 The Real Purpose of the Simulator (Death from Poisoning, Viewing Interrupted)

The professor, who had suffered from amnesia, regained some of his memories.

That being said, Fire Fox knew that the riddle teller would definitely not reveal the answer directly under these circumstances.

[Just as the professor was...]

"Fu!"

See? Fu knew it!
"Although we are watching a live stream of Porygon, I don't think the other side is deliberately following the movie's plot."

So far, the other side's situation is completely a "bad movie," and the orthodox plot technique of setting up suspense is not suitable for its positioning.

[...Just as the professor of memories was about to say something, a hostile Garurumon suddenly attacked you, but the attack failed due to the professor's alertness.]

[Garurumon, whose sneak attack failed, recognized the professor's identity, and the professor was clearly an old acquaintance of his.]

[Garurumon's primary target right now is the Chosen Sacrifice, so it decisively abandoned it.]

Despite being just an ordinary Champion-level Pokémon, this Garurumon's strength is surprisingly high, likely possessing data far exceeding that of its kind.

The most crucial point is that you have far too many different types of viruses here!

[Umbreon and Agumon quickly evolved, but before they could, the incredibly mobile Garurumon had already charged towards the others.]

[In a moment of crisis, Minoru, having faced the death of his senior and doubts about his partner, stepped forward, and Nighthawkmon, evolved into Crownbirdmon, stopped the enemy.]

Furthermore, Minoru and Nighthawkmon, having decided to join forces, developed a mutual trust and support that granted the latter even greater power.

"I'm not saying this to be mean, but these people evolved way too easily."

Link felt a strange headache coming on. Why was it so troublesome when his Lunamon and Rexmon evolved? He had to understand his true nature and break free from his ego.

Ever since Lunamon was the first to evolve into Champion and Ultimate, have the others started to evolve one after another like bamboo shoots after a spring rain, once the emotions were properly built up?

"Perhaps it's because the trainer himself doesn't truly feel it," Porygon speculated. "Unlike the people over there, they don't genuinely experience the crisis, confusion, and determination."

Link, who only knows about the other side's situation through text and images, is naturally suffering from debuffs and is not easily able to empathize with them.

Rather, it's more accurate to say that they were annoyed by the outrageous developments over there; otherwise, they wouldn't have waited so long to start the simulation again.

In addition, Waterwave Dolphin believes there is a second reason: the trainers are, in a sense, too mature, firm, or even stubborn, and do not have the same strong emotional fluctuations as the chosen children.

Generally speaking, even a sixteen or seventeen-year-old would not be so calm, which made the dolphin curious about what the trainer had experienced before.

"Wasn't the emotional fluctuation intense enough?" Link murmured. "Before, I was in an environment where it was like a thousand soldiers crossing a single-plank bridge, where you had to kill a thousand people to improve your score by one point?"

"Bo Ni o?"

Did the trainer used to be on the battlefield? How come he has a record of killing a thousand people?
"Ahem, you've got it backwards. Strictly speaking, it's an environment where raising one point can eliminate 1,000 people..."

This requires nearly 100 hours of study per week, and also time to play games and have fun, which is completely different from those "idiots" produced by "happy education" who can't even do basic arithmetic within 100.

It's normal for someone who has gone through such a tough struggle to get into their ideal university (and then been pulled there by an alpaca) to be more stable than the average person.

The multifaceted beast blinked, thinking that this was probably the reason.

It even suspects that trainers acquire this ability to observe and interfere with parallel worlds in order to learn something from them.

The elves and the "beast gods" of that world are similar in some ways; both are incredible beings capable of "accepting beliefs and feeding back power."

Normally, trainers should be inspired by what they've learned on the other side and realize how to properly raise Pokémon... Those stat-enhancing and ability-providing features are likely just side effects. "As a result, I've basically put my simulator exploration on hold indefinitely, which is a complete waste of everyone's hard work, and those special abilities are basically useless anyway..."

Regardless of what the president of the Pokémon Fan Club has already said, Link's love for Pokémon doesn't stop him from knowing nothing about it.

Perhaps this is why Pokémon like Fennekin grow so quickly and stand out from a host of new trainers.

"Of course, it sounds like the simulator is useless, but it has actually helped a lot."

Otherwise, with only the qualities of an ordinary person, it would be impossible to keep track of the situation in a fierce battle and compete on the same stage with trainers in this world where everyone is a superhuman.

Unfortunately, once all six attributes are maxed out at 20, there's no longer any way to improve them through stat allocation alone; you can only progress through training...

[The Orochimon evolves! Yatamon!!!]

The mutual trust between Nighthawkmon and its companions granted Nighthawkmon a new form (Ultimate Level: Vaccine).

"I'm hungry, Hachita Hachita, where are the Emperor Dragon and the Three-Eyed Monster?"

"Fu?"

"Let's pretend I didn't say anything."

The arrival of Yatamon immediately put Garurumon in a difficult position, but Arquemon suddenly appeared as its ally.

[Both the chosen sacrifice and Minoru were decoys. While more monsters surrounded the crowd to divert attention, it bypassed the humans protected by their partners and charged straight at Miyuki, who was without a partner!]

[But the professor wasn't unprepared; realizing Garurumon's surprise attack first, he alertly protected Miyuki.]

[Soon, Yatamon arrived, attempting to use "Umbuto" to break Garurumon down into basic 0s and 1s.]

Sensing the danger, the latter hastily dodged, immediately escaping the range of Yata-ugu's finishing move.

[Akelimon's surprise attack failed, and the addition of another Ultimate-level monster boosted everyone's fighting power, allowing them to repel the unprepared enemy.]

Seeing that Garurumon was unable to succeed, the suicidal Garurumon could only utter another threat before retreating with the other monsters.

[However, this time, you were not in the sewers where visibility was limited, allowing you to see the direction Arachnid had fled: an abandoned factory in the forest to the west of town.]

That must be the enemy's main base.

The enemy's target is the defenseless Miyuki; there's no such thing as being able to guard against a thief forever.

Therefore, having learned of the enemy's headquarters, the group decided to pursue Arkemamon and, with the power of four Ultimate-level beings, completely destroy this monster that had repeatedly threatened their safety.

The final battle... is about to begin?

[Simulation complete. You have received 5000 gold coins and 5000 bits.]

[Due to progress made, you may randomly acquire one skill from one of your own Digimon.]

[Extra skills can be used by the tamer or equipped to your own Digimon.]

[Gained skill: "Black Feather"]

[A black light emanates from its jet-black feathers, capable of plunging a 3km radius into darkness.]

(End of this chapter)