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

"Huh? Really?" Ye Feng was a little confused by Gu Siming's words.

“Yes.” Gu Siming gestured with his chin toward the side.

Ye Feng looked over and saw several girls staring at him with shining eyes. When they noticed Ye Feng looking over, they covered their faces and huddled together with their companions, letting out screams.

"Do you eat fried dough sticks or not?" Ye Feng was speechless.

At this moment, Ning Xian came over and handed her a bottle of water.

"Thank you." Ye Feng took the water and sipped a small amount.

"Xiao Xian, give me a leg massage." Ye Feng continued walking for a while with the help of the two women, found a place to sit down, stretched out his legs and said to Ning Xian.

Gu Siming rolled his eyes and walked away.

Ning Xian glared at Ye Feng: "Do you want me to massage your back?"

"That's great!" Ye Feng smiled.

"Go to hell!" Ning Xian muttered under her breath, but still squatted down to massage Ye Feng's legs.

After running such a long distance, it's easy to get cramps if you don't relax. But for the sake of Ye Feng helping the class get first place, let's just make do with this.

Ning Xian comforted herself in her heart.

As Ye Feng watched Ning Xian earnestly massaging her legs, a scene suddenly flashed through his mind.

It looked like a huge figure was massaging him with its tail? Ye Feng shuddered.

What the heck? Why am I seeing this? That tail is so big, won't it crush you to death?

However, it also feels very familiar.

"What are you thinking about?" Ning Xian finished massaging Ye Feng's legs and noticed him staring at her blankly. She blushed and tapped Ye Feng on the head.

"Huh? It's nothing, I was just spacing out for a moment." Ye Feng was taken aback.

Ning Xian's tap seemed to conjure up another image in Ye Feng's mind: himself holding a piece of sandpaper, polishing something...

This is getting weirder and weirder...

During this period, Ye Feng would occasionally see inexplicable scenes, all of which had nothing to do with reality, yet felt strangely familiar.

Was it because I've been too tired lately? Ye Feng scratched his head. It seemed he needed to get some rest.

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In the cave

Tokiss also woke up.

Unlike other Pokémon, it seemed very happy, even pestering Darkrai to enter the dream again.

However, Darkrai firmly refused. It intuitively sensed that there seemed to be something wrong with the dream it had created for Togekiss, but it didn't have time to look into it and therefore didn't know the specifics.

But looking at Tokiss, it doesn't look like a nightmare; it's clearly a beautiful dream.

Then, Kingdra also woke up, but judging from its depressed state, it was clear that, like Aggron, it had suffered some kind of shock.

Hmm? Gyarados noticed that Kingdra's gaze seemed a little off, but it didn't think much of it, assuming that Kingdra hadn't recovered yet.

Now, only Ye Feng remains; Gengar and Arcanine are still immersed in their dreams.

Arcanine looked pained, letting out low growls from time to time, as if it were suffering some kind of pain in its dream.

Gengar looks... well, it's a bit strange, but much better than Arcanine. At least it doesn't look like it's suffered a great calamity, and it even makes a strange "hehehe" laugh.

If we weren't all so familiar with each other, we might have been scared.

In contrast, Ye Feng appeared completely calm.

Since we don't know the specific content of their dreams, we can only guess based on their behavior.

"Is he still not awake?" Gardevoir asked Darkrai. With only Ye Feng and Arcanine left, the Pokémon couldn't help but start to get anxious.

Darkrai shook his head, indicating that he didn't know. He was focused on maintaining Arcanine's dream and had no energy left to care about Ye Feng, since Ye Feng seemed to be fine anyway.

The key lies in the speed dog.

Darkrai was puzzled as to what it had suffered so much inside, and how maintaining Arcanine's dream had consumed almost all of Darkrai's energy.

Did it create an extraordinary dream for Growlithe?

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Gardevoir and the others decided to wake up Ye Feng, Gengar, and Arcanine.

According to Darkrai's original plan, the longest duration of this dream trial was 12 hours.

This is also based on the mental strength of Ye Feng and his elves. After all, although it is a dream, it is not without cost; it requires the consumption of mental strength.

Beyond this time, dreams not only fail to serve as a form of exercise but can also harm one's mental well-being.

Just like when you sleep at night, if you keep dreaming, not only will you not get a good rest, but you will also feel very tired and even have a headache the next day.

Seeing that the elves all agreed, Darkrai began to dispel the dream.

As the dream ended, Ye Feng, Gengar, and Arcanine woke up one after another.

"Where am I..." Ye Feng raised his head blankly, feeling a headache coming on, and couldn't help but rub his temples.

I think I was just checking my college entrance exam results? Where am I?

Turning around, I saw Gardevoir and the others surrounding me, looking worried.

Ye Feng rubbed his head, finally remembering that he had entered the dream world to train with Darkrai's help, but how did it end?

“You’ve been in the dream for too long and need to pause, otherwise it will damage your mental state,” Darkrai explained. “Even if I don’t dispel it, you will be forcibly awakened when your mental strength is insufficient to sustain the dream.”

"I see." Ye Feng nodded in understanding. His head was indeed throbbing, and it seemed he had reached his limit.

"So, what was the result this time?" Ye Feng asked.

Darkrai pointed to Gardevoir and Gyarados and said, "Only those two successfully broke through the dream."

Gengar hesitated, as if it needed more time to break free from the dream.

At that time, Meng Yefeng had already imagined a Mega Stone appearing in his hand, and was about to shout out the slogan, but then...

However, if you didn't pass, you didn't pass, and Gengar was too embarrassed to pretend that it had.

"Keepes!" Togekis cried out in dissatisfaction, even though it had woken up on its own.

King Thorn Dragon was equally dissatisfied.

“…” Darkrai hesitated for a moment, “Although I don’t know what your dreams were like, judging from the results, you didn’t get any training effect, so I don’t think you broke through your dreams.”

Togekiss and Kingdra's expressions froze. Darkrai's words seemed to make a lot of sense, and their dreams...

Ye Feng observed for a moment, and just as Darkrai had said, Gardevoir and Gyarados had undergone obvious changes, while the other Pokémon remained largely unchanged.

“The biggest problem is Arcanine,” Darkrai said.

"Growlithe? What happened to it?" Ye Feng then realized that Growlithe wasn't around, so he quickly stood up and was surprised to find Growlithe huddled alone in a corner.

Ye Feng quickly went over and patted its back: "Growlithe, are you alright?"

"Woo..." Arcanine whimpered and turned to look at Ye Feng.

"What... happened?" The Arcanine looked at him with a wronged expression and teary eyes.

"Its dream seems to be the most difficult one; it has failed several times in a row and has not succeeded yet," Darkrai said, omitting the fact that he had worked hard to maintain the Arcanine Secret Realm.

"Growlithe... what was the content of your dream?" Ye Feng asked.

Arcanine lowered its head: "Woof..."

"What? Yveltal?" Ye Feng's eyes widened in surprise.

Darkrai was also shocked.

So what exactly did Ye Feng go through? Why is Yveltal here?

Furthermore, Arcanine was clearly fighting Yveltal in the dream world, otherwise Darkrai wouldn't have gone to such lengths to maintain the dream.

Even in a dream, simulating an elf of Yveltal's caliber is not an easy task for Darkrai.

What Arcanine and Darkrai didn't know was that Yveltal in the dream was much stronger than the one they had encountered before.

Darkrai was unaware that the Yveltal Ye Feng encountered was in a state of near-powerlessness, so the dream simulated its peak condition—of course, limited by the dream creator's strength, the dream version of Yveltal was weaker than Darkrai and lacked the powers of a legendary Pokémon.

It can be understood as a youth version of Yveltal.

While Arcanine felt that the dream version of Yveltal was much stronger than the one it had encountered, it didn't question the strength of the dream version of Yveltal since it was a dream trial and would naturally be more difficult.

This is the root cause of Arcanine's repeated failures...

If the Yveltal simulated in the dream was the same strength they had encountered, Arcanine would have already broken through the dream's limitations.

Chapter 373 A Melee

The secret realm of the world tree.

Ye Feng lay on the grass, squinting at the sky.