I haven't decided on a name for my Pokémon trainer yet.

Inside the team barracks, Ye Feng stood in front of everyone and looked around.

This used to be where Shang Yixue stood; this is the first time Ye Feng has stood here.

The school team originally had 13 members. After Shang Yixue and several senior students graduated, a few outstanding trainers were selected from the junior students majoring in combat, and now the total number of members has been restored to 12.

Ye Feng already had a general idea of ​​how to arrange the training camp.

Most importantly, they selected 5 to 6 people from the 12 to form a small team specifically responsible for team battles, and Ye Feng was naturally one of them.

The core of the team battle is Ye Feng.

According to Ye Feng's idea, he prepared two systems - one is a regular weather team, and the other is a melee team led by Ye Feng's Pokémon, which focuses on strong attacks.

After all, Ye Feng's approach to raising Pokémon has never really considered cooperation with others.

If you force him to do things he's not good at, he won't be able to perform to his full potential.

The Weather Team, naturally, is the team that Imperial University's varsity team has always excelled at in sunny weather.

Ye Feng decided to leave this lineup to the other team members. None of his Pokémon were suitable for a sunny day team, but rather for a rain day team, as Gyarados and Kingdra could be added.

However, although the school team has strategies to counter rain teams, they have never tried such a lineup, and there has been no time for them to train suitable Pokémon.

As for the "cleaver team," each of Ye Feng's Pokémon can handle it.

Ye Feng shared his thoughts, and the others exchanged glances, but none of them had any objections.

In fact, they were quite worried at first, after all, it was well known (within the school team) that Ye Feng's teamwork was terrible.

But now Ye Feng has handed over the Sunny Day Team to them, and has come up with another team called the Cleaver Team, which has given them a little relief.

"There's not much to say about individual matches; it all comes down to the accumulation of experience through regular matches. We just need to schedule time for actual combat training as needed. The focus is on team matches, which should have been the strength of the Imperial University team, but unfortunately, it may become our weakness in the next few years."

Ye Feng scratched his head helplessly.

"Don't worry, Captain. We know the Sunny Team very well. Just leave it to us," said Haozi, a third-year student, patting his chest.

Ye Feng glanced at him and nodded. This Haozi was one of the members of the Sunny Day team, and he was very familiar with this system—he seemed to be the one who had invited Qingqing for coffee before and was rejected.

"Alright, you can arrange your own training for the Sunny Day Team. I'll try my best to help you. Next, let's talk about the composition of the Cleaver Team," Ye Feng said.

"Team Cleaver," said Qingqing, a female team member, flicking her long hair. "Captain, which Pokémon are you planning to use?"

Ye Feng thought for a moment and said, "Any one will do, but the most suitable one would probably be Gyarados."

With Dragon Dance and an overconfident Gyarados, the best match is of course arena battles, but it won't be weak in team battles either.

"..." The group exchanged glances, but none of them had any major objections.

"Alright, let's try out a team composition centered around Gyarados. Let's roll the dice in the group chat, odd numbers on one side and even numbers on the other, and then do some practice battles in groups."

"it is good."

Chapter 330 Elf Communication and Exchange Technology

The school team's training is proceeding in an orderly manner.

Although there were some unexpected incidents along the way, such as Gyarados accidentally injuring a teammate during a battle;

When Ye Feng saw the Pokémon clustered together, he couldn't resist having Gardevoir throw a Spiral Ball. However, due to its immense power, it affected his teammates as well.

Arcanine was too fast and charged straight into the enemy team. His teammates couldn't keep up and didn't provide timely support, so they were ganged up on.

Gengar was too strong; it took on five opponents single-handedly, leaving the remaining four to merely watch from the sidelines...

This and that.

Overall progress is encouraging, and Ye Feng is gradually getting used to cooperating with others.

During this time, Yao Tianjun would occasionally come to see Ye Feng, but Ye Feng naturally wouldn't generously let him observe the school team's training. The two could only play a few matches in the training hall.

Before leaving, Yao Tianjun said something to Ye Feng out of the blue: "I feel you are a good person."

Ye Feng looked completely bewildered.

···

Time flew by, and September 1st arrived, the start of the new school year.

There was still no news from Dream during this time. Ye Feng went back to the World Tree several times to deliver energy cubes to Little Hoopa, but he still didn't see it.

"I'm a senior now too," Ye Feng remarked, standing on the roof of a teaching building, leaning on the railing and watching the freshmen coming and going on campus.

"Senior is a respectful term used by humans to address older or higher-year students, and it's generally used to address men," Rotom said, quoting the definition of "senior." "For women, we use 'senior sister.'"

"I know what it means, you don't need to explain it to me." Ye Feng said, both amused and exasperated.

Rotom seems to have started studying like crazy lately, searching for everything online to expand his knowledge base, turning him into a veritable encyclopedia.

"Boss, where are you?" Guo Pengfei sent a message.

"I'm on the roof of Teaching Building No. 2," Ye Feng replied.

"What are you doing on the roof?" Guo Pengfei sent a black man with a question mark emoji.

"The scenery here is beautiful," Ye Feng replied after thinking for a moment.

"Any pretty female students here? I'd like to help you carry your luggage." Guo Pengfei was eager to try.

"Yes, I saw several good ones just came in," Ye Feng replied, glancing down below.

"almost there!"

Before long, Ye Feng spotted a familiar figure wandering around the campus, occasionally approaching a female student he saw.

"This guy," Ye Feng said with a smile, shaking his head.

The Pokémon Encyclopedia has been released in a stable version, and basically all the features that could be added have been included, so Guo Pengfei doesn't need to be distracted.

Therefore, he focused his efforts on the technology of communication and exchange between spirits.

He followed Ye Feng's advice and took advantage of the association's cleanup of Rattatas to catch several for experimentation.

Just like with Tyranitar, a Poké Ball with Rattata in it can send faxes, but an empty Poké Ball cannot. Of course, some Rattatas went missing during this time. A few were successfully found, but a few unfortunately went missing.

Later, I accidentally saw a post on a forum that said a small rada appeared in a company's fax machine, which startled the people in that company and almost became a paranormal event.

When Guo Pengfei tried to send a fax directly to the Pokémon, he found that it failed. The fax could only be used to transfer the Pokémon to another Poké Ball when the Pokémon was inside the Poké Ball.

Guo Pengfei also went to the wild and hidden realms, finding places with special magnetic fields. These fields can cause certain Pokémon to evolve, such as Kadabra evolving into Alakazam, Graveler evolving into Golem, and Machoke evolving into Machamp (Zhang Qiang's Machamp evolved in this special magnetic field)...

These Pokémon are all those that, in Ye Feng's memory, need to be evolved through communication and exchange.

Guo Pengfei discovered that although these magnetic fields are very different, they all have one special feature—at a certain frequency, they are completely consistent with electronic signals.

After numerous experiments, Guo Pengfei came to a preliminary conclusion: when a Pokémon is inside a Poké Ball, under external stimulation—specifically, the special magnetic field frequency—it can convert itself into an electrical signal and transmit it via electronic communication networks.

Moreover, this transformation ability, or rather the process, has nothing to do with the Poké Ball; it is an ability possessed by the Pokémon itself.

Guo Pengfei has figured out the secret to the elves' ability to transmit information, but now he faces a new problem.

The first problem is that faxing via a communication network is limited by the network itself. If the network is unstable, the sprite may not know where it has been sent.

Another problem is that since the sprite is converted into an electrical signal and sent via a communication network, there is a possibility that it could be intercepted. The sprite could be stolen or kidnapped during the faxing process using hacking-like methods.

—Guo Pengfei has already verified this possibility through experiments.

Even if the network suddenly drops during transmission, the sprite will...

Several Rattata cubs tragically perished in this accident, and Guo Pengfei could only build them simple graves to express his gratitude for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of Pokémon studies...

Therefore, the primary task in developing communication and exchange technology for the sprites is to solve the problems of stable and secure signal transmission.

These two problems are actually easy to solve; all that's needed is a dedicated network. Guo Pengfei's idea is to establish a dedicated communication network for the sprites to transmit them.

Inside the Little Saw Crocodile Research Institute, an internal network was specially set up for Guo Pengfei's experiments, and the results of the experiments were indeed as he had expected.

However, while setting up an internal network is easy, establishing a dedicated network for Pokémon that can span a city, province, or even the entire country is not an easy task.

The biggest problem with this method is the huge cost. Before the Elf Communication Exchange technology demonstrates sufficient value, the government will not easily invest in its promotion.

However, Ye Feng was not worried about this at all, as the benefits brought by this technology were numerous.

The simplest example is that in the past, when trainers traded Pokémon, they had to register with the association, release the Pokémon, and then re-catch it. If the trainers lived nearby, it was fine, but if they lived far away, or even in different countries, it could be incredibly troublesome.

With this technology, things are different. Two trainers only need to contact each other beforehand, then find the association or Pokémon Center that provides the technology, and they can directly exchange trains.

As for information registration, it can be sent to the association synchronously during the transmission process.

Not to mention, many Pokémon can evolve through trade, eliminating the need to venture into dangerous wilderness areas and secret realms.

Ye Feng watched Guo Pengfei constantly trying to strike up conversations with female students on campus and couldn't help but sigh.

Huh? Ye Feng noticed with his sharp eyes that Guo Pengfei had actually taken a female student's luggage, and the two of them were chatting and laughing as they walked towards the dormitory building.

Oh wow, so I'm finally going to end my single life?

Chapter 331 Another Year of Club Recruitment

An uneventful start to the school year.

For Ye Feng, who had already experienced it once, there was probably nothing new about it.

He was more concerned about whether there were any promising trainers among the freshmen who could be developed.