The magic bag of the elf world

Shock took his ears hard and found that there was no problem with his hearing. He heard it right just now. It was really abandonment, match-fixing and gambling.

"Where do they have the courage to do such a thing?"

Looking at the ferocious-looking round worm and the scarred flying mantis, Shock's face now looked as cold as ten thousand years of ice.

The three questions revealed by the round worm are: why the Flying Mantis was abandoned by the previous trainer and then subdued by the round worm. We don’t know the real situation, so we won’t discuss it for now.

Of course, the general situation can be guessed. It is simply due to various reasons such as qualifications and preferences. The unpopular Flying Mantis was abandoned by its previous trainer.

This kind of thing is quite common, and it was shown at the very beginning of the Pokémon anime.

I believe everyone knows who it is. Yes, it is Charizard, the most powerful Pokémon owned by the little retard.

Isn't it just because it was weak during Charmander's period, lost many games, was disgusted and abandoned by its trainer, and then was picked up by the mentally retarded person?

As a fire-breathing dragon from the Yusan family, all the fire-breathing dragons have this treatment, let alone the flying mantis.

It's just that compared to Charizard, the Flying Mantis is a bit unlucky. The person who missed it is not a retarded person, but a scumbag like Round Insect.

But no matter what, this is just a small matter. The real big things are match-fixing and gambling.

While watching TV at the Pokémon Center, I felt that the match between Flying Mantis and Kairos was weird in every way.

It was clear that the two sides seemed to have quite good skills, but the result was mindless tactics, childish command, and a funny ending that left people speechless.

Shock originally thought it was because his ability to look at people was not satisfactory, but he didn’t expect that the truth turned out to be match-fixing and gambling.

Bold, so bold, it's like eating the heart of a bear and the courage of a leopard

Shock didn't know whether Round Insect was a spur-of-the-moment move or if he had already planned it. He had already done this several times.

But it is foreseeable that Feitian Mantis and Kairos are cheating on the match, and Roundworm and the others are also using this for gambling. If this is told to the staff of Yellowstone Town, it will definitely cause an uproar.

All the results of Roundworm and his accomplices will be directly judged as losses, and the rewards will not be withdrawn.

Yellowstone's entire game may have to be suspended for a full investigation.

If the situation is serious, it may not even be possible to stop the entire game.

In this case, the trainers of Roundworm and Kairos, as well as their accomplices, as the culprits, will definitely be directly blacklisted by Yellowstone Town, prohibiting them from participating in any future competitions held here.

Seeing this, some people may say that this is not a big deal. If you are blacklisted by Huangshi Town, the worst thing you can do is not come here again. Anyway, there are many competitions in other places.

That's true, but is it really as simple as everyone thinks?

Of course it's impossible. It's easy to talk about other things, but if you are blacklisted by Huangshi Town because of match-fixing and gambling.

But it's not something that can be easily avoided by just walking away and never coming here again.

why

The reason is simple, because in the real world of Pokémon, formal Pokémon duel competitions must be reported to the alliance.

In short, the league will also know the results you have achieved by participating in events held in these local towns.

Didn't I say before that the Alliance will judge a Pokémon trainer's qualifications and strength, and then give him relative preferential treatment?

So how does the Alliance judge the qualifications and strength of a Pokémon trainer?

Everyone should know about gym competitions and alliance conferences.

These two are indeed pathways, but only part of them.

In fact, the alliance's evaluation of a trainer's strength and qualifications relies more on competitions held in these local towns.

The reason is very simple. I have only played a few gym competitions, and the qualification to participate in the Alliance Conference only requires 8 badges.

Therefore, many people like to find gyms that are more advantageous to them and easier to get badges to compete in gym competitions, and then it is over after getting 8 badges.

Can such a Pokémon trainer be said to have qualifications and strength?

The Alliance Conference is only held once a year. Many people fail to win because of a momentary mistake. Does this mean that they have no qualifications and strength? This is obviously impossible.

Not to mention that some people's victory in the conference did not rely on strength, but luck and complete external forces.

That's right, I'm talking about you, little retard.

The strength of the little retard in the later period is still remarkable. For example, the reason why the Kalos Alliance lost in the end was really because the animation production team did not want him to win against the fire-breathing dragon that can store water.

But the little mentally retarded kid who just came out for travel was able to achieve the top [-] record in the Quartz League for the first time. It was definitely not because of his strength, but because of complete luck and external forces.

You must know that at that time, the most powerful fire-breathing dragon in the hands of the little retarded man was even more powerful than him.

And the Giant Claw Crab and Stinky Mud, who had won several key games, had not spent a day in the hands of the little retard since they were conquered.

No, let alone a day, not even a minute, not even a second.

In this case, if Dr. Oak hadn't been helping to train Giant Crab and Stinky Mud, the little retard would have taken the lead and played the game.

So to put it in ugly words, the victory of the game between Giant Claw Crab and Stinky Mud is not the victory of the little retard at all, but the victory of Dr. Oak.

Therefore, when he met Hiro, a powerful opponent who also used Pikachu, the little retard lost easily.

Then through the little retardation, we can know that although the gym competitions and alliance conferences can reflect the qualifications and strength of the trainer to a certain extent, they are not comprehensive.

If you want to be comprehensive, you must add the competitions held by these local towns.

Because winning one game can be said to be luck, two or three games can be said to be full of luck, but winning ten or a hundred games can only be said to be based on strength.

Therefore, everyone should never look down upon the Huangshi Town competition because it is a small competition and think it does not matter.

It is the outpost and eye liner of the alliance, with the ability to reach Tianting directly.

Under such circumstances, if Huangshi Town reports your match-fixing and gambling activities to the league, congratulations, your game is over.

First of all, there is no doubt that anti-match and gambling deeds will [-]% significantly reduce your evaluation in the eyes of the league.

Then because of the lowered rating, it is basically impossible for you to get any preferential treatment from the alliance, such as ticket discounts for the wild wilderness area.

When it comes to gym competitions, don't think that the gym leader will let you down. If you do this, you will basically have no hope of participating in the alliance conference.

In the end, he took the alliance exam and became an insider of the alliance. It was no longer possible and he became the swan song.

With such a combination of punches, it can be said that the path of ordinary people as a Pokémon trainer is basically broken.

Do you think this is still a small matter now?