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Chapter 28 Cave Exploration, Mysterious Stone?

What happened next was really beyond Shirona's expectations.

The Rocket Team member in front of him was not weak at all, and was much stronger than the two Navy Fleet soldiers he had encountered before!
Especially the opponent's starting Zubat, which also masters the flying-type [Wing Attack] skill, which can cause high and restrained damage to all Pokémon in Shirona's team.

Fortunately, Zubat doesn't have the same strong physical attack power as Archaeopteryx, otherwise, Sirona might even be carried away by this "soldier" of Team Rocket.
After winning the difficult battle, the Pokémon in Sirona's team were all damaged.

Among them, the most serious one was the Tongpu Bear. As the main force in the battle, he lost more than half of his physical strength.

You have to know that this is in a cave in the wild. After the Pokémon battle, you can't immediately go to the Pokémon Center to restore your energy like in the city.

At this time, the importance of props is reflected.

Shirona opened her backpack, took out the medicine she had bought from the store in advance, and quickly restored the physical strength of several Pokémon to full value.

At the same time, she also realized one thing.

For his current team, the Flying type is an extremely prominent weakness. Whether it is the Fighting type Teddy Bear or the Grass type Lotus Hat Kid, as well as the Forest Lizard, they are all very afraid of the Flying type's attacks.

There is currently no skill in the team that can counter Flying-type Pokémon...
Coincidentally, the cave where he was currently was full of Rock-type Pokémon, which happened to be the perfect counter to Flying-type Pokémon!
Should I capture a Rock-type Pokémon here to improve my team and make up for this weakness?
As she was thinking, she suddenly remembered something.

Oh, right, rock type!
If I remember correctly, after defeating Dujuan in the gym leader battle, she received a [Rock Blockade] skill learning machine as a reward.

This move is a rock-type skill! It can also restrict the opponent's movements and reduce their speed!

For Flying-type Pokémon, this is undoubtedly a good countermeasure!

She tried to open her backpack and clicked on the rock blockade skill learning machine, and found that the forest lizard and the bear doll in her team could learn this skill.

After a little thought, she placed the cursor on the teddy bear.

Russet is a Pokémon that excels at physical attacks, while Glarelix is ​​stronger in special attacks. The former is definitely more suitable for learning physical attack skills such as Rock Block.

But...how do I use this skill learning machine?

Just as Shirona was thinking, she tried to press the OK button, but found that a line of prompts popped up directly.

[Ding! Your Pokémon "Tumbler" has mastered four moves. Do you want him to forget one move? Replace Rock Block?]

So convenient?

Sirona couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

There was also a commotion in the live broadcast room.

[Holy crap, he got it straight away? Initiation?]

[Tsk, how cool would it be if there was a machine like this in real life?]

[Come on, this is a game, how could something like this exist in real life?]

There must be a reason why everyone reacted so strongly.

In reality, if Pokémon wants to learn some new moves, in addition to comprehending them by themselves through leveling up, another way is through "skill cheats".

These secret manuals are actually all paper or electronic content written by senior trainers, which record in detail the learning and use experience of a certain skill.

Other trainers can only train their Pokémon by purchasing these cheats.

As for whether you can learn it or not, that is another matter.

After all, this form of teaching has significant limitations. Every Pokémon is different, and the actual learning experience will naturally differ greatly from what's written in the guide. But if there were a disc like the one in the game, you could simply place it on a Pokémon's head and it would instantly learn a new move.
I’m afraid many people would laugh in their dreams!
At the same time, after a brief thought, Sirona replaced the "Wild Dance and Swing" of the Doll Bear.

Wild Dance and Swing is a 60-power skill of the evil type. Although its power is not high and it is not from the original type, it can also help Tongmai Bear to supplement a certain range of attack.

But now among the skills that Tongpuxiong has mastered, there is another evil skill "Tit for Tat"!
Although the basic power of 50 does not seem high, this skill has an additional effect - if it is used afterward, the power will be doubled to 100!

Tongpuxixiong's speed is not very high, which means that in actual combat he will often be the last to attack.

At this time, the additional effect of "Tit for Tat" is naturally easier to trigger, and is obviously better than "Wild Dance and Swing".

With Shirona's choice, "Wild Dance and Swing" in the Bear Bear's skill column was successfully replaced with "Rock Blockade".

【Rock Blockade: Physical/Rock】

【Power: 60】

[Introduction: Manipulates a large number of rocks to drop from the sky and strike. Upon hitting, there is a 100% chance of reducing the target Pokémon's Speed ​​Level by one level!]

With this skill, Flying-type Pokémon will naturally not be as threatening.

But Shirona knew that this was just a small measure to alleviate the problem.

Capturing a Pokémon that can counter Flying-type Pokémon and filling the team's blind spot is still what she wants to do next.
After learning the skills, Sirona continued to move into the cave.

Along the way, she encountered many Team Rocket members who blocked her way.

For some reason, for these Team Rocket members, having a Zubat is like a standard...
Fortunately, with double restraint, Tongpu Xiong's [Rock Blockade] can easily kill these Zubats in seconds!
In this way, Shirona successfully entered the third level of the cave without consuming many supplies.

The barrage also started to discuss.

[This new skill is really useful, right? ]

[Indeed, I'm not so afraid of flying types now.]

"Isn't anyone curious why there are so many Team Rocket members in this cave? What are they doing here? Could this be their lair?"

[I don't think so. I think he's doing something bad in the cave.]

[Stealing minerals? Catching rare Pokémon? Conducting secret research? Holy shit, it feels like it's all possible.]

[Tsk, damn Team Rocket...]

What the commenters didn’t know was that Sirona actually thought the same.

But she also didn't know...what Team Rocket's plan was by running into such a cave.

Anyway, it shouldn't be a good thing.

Just as she was thinking, something appeared on the screen and suddenly attracted her attention.

Wait, this is...?

In front of her, on a high rock platform, there stood a huge golden boulder.

Light emerges from the cracks in the cave, shining on the stone, reflecting its sense of vicissitudes of time...
On the surface of the stone, there are extremely strange patterns and shapes.

Looks like..
——That seems to be an extremely huge jaw?
(End of this chapter)