Pokémon: Hard work pays off, moves can be upgraded infinitely.

"Nuogu nuogu!"

(So ​​it is, and so it is!)

As the main Pokémon in charge of the Water Forest Secret Realm, Breloom has taught countless people the technique of using two moves simultaneously.

After doing it many times, he even developed his own set of explanation techniques.

First, I explained the entire process of the technique in one go, and then I provided targeted explanations based on the learning progress of the sprite.

He believed that the teaching process was quite good and that he had indeed taught many elves.

The only problem is that the teaching process is a bit troublesome, because many Pokémon have never consciously grasped the changes in energy during the use of moves, and they just use them instinctively.

So much so that after each explanation, he would start from the most basic things.

It was a hassle for him.

But this time, it's completely unnecessary.

Because, after he finished explaining the technique, the giant bee in front of him had already successfully performed it.

"Hiss?"

(Is that so, teacher?)

Xiao Du held up the pair of silvery-white bee stingers and asked.

At this moment, his two bee stingers were shimmering with a faint green light.

However, if you look closely, you can see that the green fluorescence scattered on one of the bee stingers is a deeper color.

It was the Bug-type move, Double Needle, and Deadly Sting!

"Huh???"

The mushroom stared wide-eyed, its eyes filled with shock.

Wait, what just happened?

He only gave a brief explanation of how to use the technique, so how did you learn it?

Or did they skip the first level of difficulty and go straight to the same level as him?

Moreover, judging from the stability of his moves, he seems to be no less than him!

This makes sense?

The mushroom felt its head was blank and didn't know how to evaluate it.

"It worked?"

Zou Mingli, who was just about to leave, also witnessed this unbelievable scene after hearing the exclamation of the mushroom.

One success is fine, after all, he's a genius.

But skipping directly from the first level to the second difficulty level seems a bit too absurd!

"Hiss!"

However, Xiao Du seemed somewhat dissatisfied with this situation.

After all, he had just heard that using two techniques simultaneously wasn't the only way to do it.

There are also moves with different attributes that can be used simultaneously.

As a mature elf, he must know how to learn on his own and not wait for others to teach him everything!

Thinking this, Xiao Du dispersed the insect-type energy on the bee stinger.

Instead, the collective energy was readjusted.

This time, he tried to convert the two streams of energy into energy with different properties.

Having heard that even Teacher Mushroom only reached the second level of difficulty, Xiao Du immediately put in 200% effort and focused completely.

Then......

"Hiss?"

(Is it that simple?)

Seeing one bee stinger emitting a pale green glow and the other shimmering with a pale white light, a hint of surprise flashed in Xiao Du's crimson eyes.

The process went so smoothly that even he hadn't expected it.

He even wondered if Teacher Mushroom was joking with him.

Is it that difficult?

As soon as he had a thought, the energy obediently diverted, transformed, and flowed through his body to appear on the bee stinger.

Throughout the entire process, there was absolutely no sign of energy collision or berserk behavior as Teacher Mushroom had mentioned.

"Nogoo!!!!"

The mushroom that had just come to its senses was startled when it saw the bee stinger turn into two completely different colors in the blink of an eye, and it couldn't hold back and cried out in surprise.

"喏喏喏喏喏!!!"

(How is this possible? Two moves with different attributes! How is this possible?!)

The mushroom rubbed its eyes vigorously, then hurriedly stepped forward to carefully examine Little Du's bee sting.

One is Bug-type energy, the other is Normal-type energy...

"Nuogu nuogu?"

(How...how did you do that?)

"Hiss!"

(Following your instructions, teacher, it worked in no time!)

Xiao Du told the truth.

This feels much simpler than when he used insect silk to spit out silly birds.

Upon hearing this, the mushroom opened its mouth, wanting to say something, but didn't know what to say.

He felt as if all his efforts over the past twenty-odd years had been wasted on the caterpillar.

Hahahahaha!

So I'm a complete loser, huh? Hahahaha!

What? So the reason I couldn't learn it wasn't because I wasn't trying hard enough, it's because I'm useless! Seriously, I thought it was because I wasn't trying hard enough!

With its arms outstretched, the mushroom lay down on the ground with a thud, feeling instantly relieved.

He was relieved, but Zou Mingli, who was standing to the side, was completely dumbfounded.

In just one morning, his mind experienced two incomprehensible shocks, leaving it completely blank.

What's going on?

You've already learned it?

Is using two methods simultaneously already such a clichéd technique?

"You learned it so quickly?"

Mu Yun was also somewhat surprised.

It wasn't that I was surprised that Xiao Du had learned it, but rather that he learned it so quickly.

But after a moment's thought, Mu Yun understood.

According to Zou Mingli, "dual recruitment" means having two vehicles running on the road simultaneously.

The wider the road, the lower the skill requirement for driving, which is why higher-level elves learn these skills more easily.

Conversely, the higher one's driving skills, the lower one's requirements for the road.

Clearly, in terms of skill level with each move, his Pokémon are all quite proficient.

It could even be said to be quite high.

If I had to give a somewhat inappropriate analogy, it would be like an ordinary elf driving cautiously on a narrow mountain road, a genius elf driving normally on a flat dirt road, while Little Dolce is speeding wildly on a wide and straight highway.

For straight-line acceleration, all you need to do is step on the gas!

"Hiss!"

(If two moves are enough, what about three?)

Xiao Du ignored the "gratified" teacher lying down and continued to think.

As a mature elf, one must have the excellent quality of learning by analogy.

So he began to try to split the two energies again.

This time, he felt a slight difficulty; the speed at which he mobilized energy seemed a bit slow.

It's not that the energy is disobedient, going berserk or colliding; it's simply because the "path" is a bit narrow, making it a bit crowded to accommodate three streams of energy at the same time.

Fortunately, thanks to Xiao Du's superb skills, the three energies were successfully mobilized without any major incident.

The next second, a deep purple light flashed in Xiao Du's mouth, a sign that the poison needles were condensing.

At the same time, the silvery-white bee stings on his arm also changed.

One still emitted a faint, shimmering white light, while the other glowed with a deep, dark black light.

Poison Needle + Rage + Chase Attack!

Poison, Normal, and Dark types!

The straw mushroom lying on the ground sensed the energy surging around Xiao Du again and immediately sat up.

What came into view was three different colored moves converging on Xiao Du's body.

"Nuogu~~"

(Such dazzling talent~~)

This scene, instead of causing the mushroom to break down, actually helped him reconcile with himself.

There's a saying that goes something like this...

When someone is a few points better than you, you feel envious and jealous, thinking that you could do just as well. But if they are hundreds of times better than you, you can only marvel at how amazing they are!

That's what the mushroom feels like now.

He made three moves, directly bypassing the first, second, and third levels of dual-move execution, and created a level of difficulty that is unknown, perhaps a fourth or some other level.

This talent was beyond his comprehension.

Why bother comparing yourself to this monster?

He was just an ordinary, unremarkable peak-level Gym Leader who would never break through to the Elite Four level in his lifetime.

He didn't understand the world of monsters...