Elves' Cultivation Trainer Tongmu

Under the great efforts of the Miao Frog Seed, after four days, it was able to successfully control the three roots. At this time, the Miao Frog Seed also understood why Tongmu said it was too early.

Mastering the training of the three roots made him realize the difficulty of controlling the more the number of roots. Presumably the subsequent training of the three roots must be more difficult. Although he knew that he was too proud before, he still wanted Tongmu to change. Attitude, let him admit his excellence.

The training to control the fourth root took seven days. For Bulbasaur, this was already the result of training with all his strength. Tongmu was also surprised by Bulbasaur's training speed. He looked at Bulbasaur with eyes full of approval.

This gave Bulbasaur a lot of motivation to train, and it wanted to get more, such as hearing praise from Kirito himself.

After another ten days, the fifth root of the control frog seed was successfully mastered. Tongmu didn't say anything, but patted its big seed with a little encouragement. He saw the efforts of the frog seed.

When it finally successfully masters the control of the six roots, start praising it again. I guess it doesn’t want to be praised by me before it achieves its goal. What it needs is equal recognition, not casual praise similar to the relationship between a master and a pet. .

It is difficult to master the sixth root. After all, the difficulty of multitasking is getting higher and higher. It takes Bulbasaur thirty days to truly control it.

During this period, Bulbasaur did not give up, and kept training hard, trying again and again. Tongmu also did not lament, and did not even do anything else. He just quietly stayed by Bulbasaur's side to accompany him, one by one. The elves firmly believe that they can do it, which can be regarded as the trust between the two!

When it was really successful, Tongmu first gave a voice of approval: "You did a great job, Miao Frog Seed, I have seen your hard work!"

The Miao Frog Seed just nodded: "Seed~Seed~", at this time it was also full of joy in its heart, but it abandoned the complacent attitude, because it understood from the training that it still has a long way to go .

After so many days of training, Tongmu actually took the time to buy the energy cubes and moo milk needed for Bulbasaur twice, which cost 30,000 alliance coins. There is no need to go into details.

The rooting training stops here. It is not that there is no room for improvement. In fact, there are some. For example, the release limit of roots has reached ten after these days of training, but there is no need to practice all ten to achieve this kind of control. To an extent, it takes too long.

In the same way, although the training in the thickness, growth speed, and restraint strength of roots can be strengthened, the current state is enough, and subsequent improvements can be put into future battles and cultivation, and there is no need to rush for a while.

The Miao Frog Seed started the training of the cane whip. Regarding the cane whip, although it seems to conflict with rooting, I always feel that what the cane whip can do can also be done with rooting. In fact, there is a difference between the two.

The advantage of the vine whip compared to the root is that it can be released in the air, but it cannot be rooted. Rooting always requires land, and the vine whip has more advantages than the roots of the root in changing directions and some detailed movements.

But the skill of vine whip has the biggest disadvantage, it can only release two vine whips, but there can be many roots that take root. (If you don’t believe me, you can watch the scene where various grass elves use rattan whips in the animation)

In fact, there is no need to distinguish between rattan whip and rooting. The greater role of the rattan whip lies in various auxiliary effects, and it can also be used in conjunction with rooting. near.

The training of the cane whip actually didn't last long, it was completed in just two days. The main reason was that Zhagen had already practiced steering, so he didn't spend too much time practicing the cane whip again.

Moreover, the rooting skill training these days has also been of great help in improving Bulbasaur's basic strength. After the strength is improved, the tenacity and ductility of the vine whip have been improved, while Paulownia's requirements for the vine whip have not been improved. It's not a particularly high one, it's just enough.

Then there is the practice of holding. There is nothing to say about holding. The process of practice is to release continuously. By constantly using hold, you can speed up the release speed of hold and become familiar with the energy flow of hold.

The entire process of practicing guarding took ten days. At this time, Bulbasaur was already able to skillfully instant guard. This was enough, and the rest of the improvement could be left to the battle.

After finishing the holding exercise, Bulbasaur began a thirty-day photosynthesis exercise. It was not so much a photosynthesis exercise as it was a grounding practice again.

The photosynthesis training of Miao Frog Seeds is only the first half of the training. First, it uses photosynthesis to quickly absorb sunlight, and then converts sunlight into grass energy and begins to absorb it. The whole continuous practice process is a training process.

Paulownia even gave a new skill name Gathering Sunlight to this half skill usage method that only gathers sunlight quickly, which is used to distinguish real photosynthesis and prevent Bulbasaur from mistaking Paulownia's intentions during the battle.

The main reason for such training is to reduce the waste of sunlight. Photosynthesis is a healing skill. After gathering sunlight, the energy is converted into a healing energy for treating injuries. Bulbasaur itself is not injured, so there is no need to waste it. The hard work of gathering sunshine.

Although this kind of half-training cannot train the speed of photosynthesis into special healing energy, the effect of the skill will be greatly improved as more sunlight is gathered.

The last is the practice of parasitic seeds. Paulownia still has great expectations for absorbing. If you can understand absorbing through parasitic seeds, it can be regarded as an additional recovery skill in addition to photosynthesis, and it can also weaken the opponent's elves.

The specific training details are as follows. After a short period of energy accumulation, the Frog Seed launches the brown oval parasitic seed onto itself, and then the thin vines that germinate from the parasitic seed penetrate the skin and penetrate into the flesh and blood of the Frog Seed, continuously absorbing The energy of the frog seeds is then transferred to the frog seeds.

Tongmu wants to use this personal experience of absorbing energy and transmitting energy to strengthen Bulbasaur's understanding of the process of absorbing energy, so as to successfully learn to absorb it.

Although logically it is very feasible to do this, I don't know why Bulbasaur has been unable to comprehend and absorb it. Instead, it has trained the parasitic seed in a good way.

After thirty days of parasitic seed transformation and absorption practice, he still has not succeeded in understanding and absorbing it. Tongmu has a guess in his mind. Maybe the two skills seem to have the same principle, but in fact there are some subtle fundamental differences that he does not understand. knew.

Although it is possible to comprehend absorption by continuing to train, Tongmu did not continue to spend time on it. It is a pity that there is, but there is no way. Find opportunities to learn absorption in the future!He decided to officially set off on a trip.

After all, it has been one hundred and forty-nine days since the day Xiaomao and Xiaozhi left Zhenxin Town. It has been half a year. Tongmu himself also needs to challenge various pavilions, travel to other towns, and conquer other elves. , and you also need to participate in the Quartz Alliance Elf Competition, so time is still precious.