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

Mu Yun didn't really care about grades or anything like that.

Mu Yun was more concerned with how to maximize his experience gain.

As for the journey delaying Pokémon training moves?

Mu Yun said that with his personal spirit space, even traveling is a form of training.

With his physical attributes comparable to a Gym Leader Pokémon, his leg strength is quite astounding.

In addition, with all the terms related to physical strength, traveling back and forth is a piece of cake for him.

Of course, besides the five camps that were dispatched to, there were also opportunities to fight while staying in the logistics camp.

In fact, every few days, members from the five camps would be sent to the logistics camp.

Firstly, he was there to spar with the students, and secondly, he was preparing for a vacation.

However, the number of people transferred was very small, only fifty people in total from the five camps, which was not enough to cover the more than four hundred students.

Therefore, Mu Yun only glanced at it briefly before decisively choosing to go out.

Many others shared his thoughts, but without a mount spirit, no one could match Mu Yun's speed.

As soon as they stepped out of the camp, Mu Yun's figure vanished from their sight in a flash.

"Is this the man who can take on a Moon Bear single-handedly? He's so fast!"

"Stop sighing, let's hurry up and move on. By the time the people behind us realize what's happening, the log camp will be overflowing!"

Some sighed, some urged, and some silently hurried on their way.

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Mu Yun, who was traveling silently, soon arrived at the nearest log camp.

The Liumu Camp is home to the Liumu Brigade, part of the garrison forces stationed in the Water Forest Secret Realm.

From the outside, the buildings of the log camp are very similar to those of the logistics camp.

The only difference is that it occupies a relatively small area.

This is normal, though. A large team usually has only two hundred people, while the logistics camp, excluding students, has at least three or four hundred people. In addition, there is space for the Pokémon to move around, so the area is naturally quite large.

"Welcome to Driftwood Camp. Please select the difficulty level you wish to challenge."

At the entrance to the Flowing Wood Secret Realm, in front of a small hut resembling a registration desk, a middle-aged man in camouflage said with a smile.

The difficulty level is set up primarily to allow students to challenge themselves with suitable opponents.

From lowest to highest, they are C, B, A, and S grades.

The four levels correspond to the beginner, intermediate, advanced, and elite levels of the professional level, respectively.

The difficulty level will not affect the score; it is simply to help students understand their own abilities.

As for using this to challenge lower difficulty levels and rack up higher scores?

Of course it is possible.

But you have to wait in line.

With over 400 students vying for the challenge, racking up points won't be easy.

The garrison troops in the secret realm are also human, and there are only so many slots available for low-difficulty challenges, with a limited number of people they can accommodate each day.

Even if you want to swipe, you have to see how long the queue is.

"Um, can we play through them from low to high?" Mu Yun asked.

"?"

The registration staff gave Mu Yun a strange look.

Type them all out?

Are kids these days so brave?

But he didn't say much, since it wasn't him who was being challenged anyway.

"Sure, that's the entrance to the C-level difficulty level. There are three people there today. You'll see it once you go in," the registration staff said.

Although each camp has nearly two hundred garrison troops, they also have their own tasks and training plans.

Therefore, the number of people reserved for each difficulty level varies depending on the number of available people at the campsite that day.

For example, at the Driftwood Camp, a total of twenty people are reserved across the four difficulty levels: three for C-level difficulty, thirteen for B-level difficulty, three for A-level difficulty, and one for S-level difficulty.

This allocation model was developed by Zou Mingli and the captains of various brigades after a month of observation.

Grade B is the most common, Grade A and Grade C are less common, and Grade S is simply set up to put some pressure on students.

According to Zou Mingli's observation, apart from Liu Hesheng and Ling Ruijie, basically no one can reach the S-level difficulty.

As for Mu Yun?

He can even defeat his own orchid mantis flower, so why bother with training? He can practice on his own.

"OK, thanks."

Mu Yun strode towards the C-level difficulty area.

Soon, he saw three men in camouflage sitting under an umbrella chatting.

Upon seeing Mu Yun, the thinner of the three stood up and quickly approached him.

"Hello, classmate, this is our battlefield."

Without any formalities, the man offered a simple greeting and then led Mu Yun to a battlefield.

Despite being called a battlefield, it was actually just a flat, cleared area with weeds and trees.

At the edge of the open space, there were two people holding tablets and notebooks, who appeared to be the referee and the person responsible for entering the scores.

"The battle mode is one-on-one, and you cannot recall your Pokémon mid-battle. After the battle, I will score you based on your performance. Any objections?"

"That's what the person holding the tablet said."

Mu Yun shook his head.

"Okay, please state your name and number."

"Mu Yun, ID number XXXXX".

Mu Yun told the staff the number they had given him on the first night.

"You're Mu Yun?"

Looking at the information displayed on the tablet, the staff member was stunned and looked at him in surprise.

"What's wrong?"

Mu Yun was puzzled.

"It's nothing, let's get started."

The staff member shook his head, but his gaze remained fixed on Mu Yun.

He had long heard that there was a monster among this year's newcomers who could send Cai Laoda and Yueyue Xiong flying with a single punch, but he never expected to see it today.

I wonder how strong he is!

The Liumu Brigade was not involved in the mission to stop the roadblocks, so they were unaware of the encounters of the Liuhuo Brigade and the Liuyun Brigade.

As for the two unlucky lads, they naturally couldn't make a fuss about it everywhere.

"Please release your spirits, both sides!"

The staff member holding the notebook pulled out a small flag from somewhere and announced.

"Go forth, you cunning tengu!"

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[Sprite: Cunning Tengu]

Gender: Male

[Type: Grass + Dark]

[Level: 32 (Professional)]

【Special Feature: Chlorophyll (Doubles speed in sunny weather)】

[Racial stats: 480]

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The cunning tengu is a spirit that combines attack and speed.

However, the reason why Mu Yun was most impressed by him was because of his striking resemblance to Jiraiya.

She had long, fluffy, and stiff white hair that reached her waist, black eyeshadow, and wooden clogs.

Their outfits are somewhat similar.

Unfortunately, while their appearances are somewhat similar, their abilities are worlds apart.

"Little Du, it's all up to you!"

Mu Yun sent Xiao Du.

Today marks one month since I first entered the secret realm. Mu Yun feels that if Xiao Du gains experience a few more times, it should be able to break through to the elite level.

"It's Beedrill? I thought it would be a Fighting-type Pokémon."

The staff member holding the tablet muttered a surprised comment to himself.

With such a strong physique, why didn't he follow the path of a Fighting-type trainer like Lu Tianwang?

Is it really possible to use a Bug-type Pokémon like Beedrill, the most common one at that?