Pokémon: The Strongest Mercenary

"Haunter, just have some fun with this Bulbasaur."

Under the system detection, the data of Bulbasaur has appeared in front of Roll.

With the advantage in hand, Roll didn't mind giving Haunter a fight.

As he spoke, Dujianshada and Night Watcher emerged from Luo'er's shadow, ready to watch the fight.

As ghost-type Pokémon, the arrival of night makes BladeScabbard and Nightwatcher more energetic than during the day.

As soon as Roll finished speaking, the angry Bulbasaur launched an attack.

The Leaf Blade was released first, spinning and hiding in the darkness, further increasing the difficulty for Haunter to judge the trajectory of the Leaf Blade.

At the same time, Bulbasaur's seed bomb flew out and directly covered the area near Haunter.

Just by looking at Bulbasaur's attacks, you can see that Bulbasaur's fighting ability is definitely not bad.

"Haunter, resentment, and a turbid fog is covering the surroundings!"

Resentment, in the game, will reduce the PP value of the opponent's last skill used.

But in reality, the impact of resentment is all-round, but it will not reduce the digitized PP value, it will just make it more difficult for Bulbasaur to activate skills.

At the same time, turbid fog was cast, covering Haunter's figure.

In the darkness, Venusaur's vision was already obstructed.

Now affected by the turbid fog, Bulbasaur finds it difficult to lock onto Haunter's position for a while.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Haunter easily dodged Bulbasaur's Leaf Blade.

Then the seed bomb exploded.

The magic leaf began to charge, and Bulbasaur was already ready, just waiting for the light of the explosion to reveal Haunter's figure, and then he would use the magic leaf with its sure-hit property at the first opportunity!

"Haunter, scare!"

When Venusaur was ready to attack, Haunter suddenly let out a shrill scream.

The sudden cry startled Bulbasaur and its power accumulation was interrupted.

"Haunter, Shadow Ball, and then the fog will cover the surroundings!"

The moment the scare worked, Roll ordered Haunter to attack again.

The sure-hit Shadow Ball was blasted out and hit Bulbasaur's body directly.

Stimulated by the pain, Bulbasaur came to its senses and was about to fight back, but its vision was blocked by the thick fog.

Due to a moment of negligence, Bulbasaur inhaled a lot of mist, and then reacted, quickly held its breath, and ran away from the coverage of the mist.

However, the rhythm of the battle has been firmly controlled by Haunter.

After all, under the influence of darkness, it is too difficult for Bulbasaur to lock on Haunter's position.

But from Haunter's perspective, Bulbasaur's rich life energy was like a beacon in the darkness, pointing him in the direction of attack.

"Haunter, cast the turbid fog continuously, covering the entire surroundings and leaving no room for Bulbasaur to breathe."

As soon as Bulbasaur rushed out, the thick fog descended again.

With the help of the cover of the fog, Bulbasaur couldn't find Haunter at all.

And as the fog expands, the range in which Bulbasaur can move becomes smaller and smaller.

In fact, if Bulbasaur had targeted Row from the beginning, it might have made Row flustered for a while, and then Haunter could have used Provocation to save the situation.

Unfortunately, Bulbasaur has been following the League trainers for too long, and the fighting habits he has developed will make him target the opponent's Pokémon first, causing him to lose the only possible chance of a comeback.

Seeing that the fog was about to swallow it, Bulbasaur began to attack all around frantically, trying to force Haunter out.

However, this method has no other use except to consume Bulbasaur's energy faster.

Once the turbid fog swallowed up Bulbasaur, it no longer had a chance of turning the tables.

Under the erosion of the turbid fog, Bulbasaur gradually fell into a state of poisoning.

Haunter, which was floating in the air, used hypnosis slowly after Venusaur fell into the poisoned state.

Under the influence of toxins and hypnosis, Bulbasaur's will to fight gradually disintegrated under the influence of sleepiness.

"Ghost Stone, misfortunes never come singly!"

Roll's command sounded like a bucket of cold water in summer, instantly waking Bulbasaur.

But after waking up, Bulbasaur was still powerless to do anything about the current situation, and the situation continued to repeat itself.

When Haunter used his third attack, Bulbasaur had no chance to stand up and completely lost its ability to fight.

The moment Bulbasaur lost its fighting ability, Roll put it into the Poké Ball to stabilize its state, and then looked for an opportunity to attack.

Just as Raw was about to take Haunter away, Haunter's aura suddenly changed.

Having experienced this situation twice, Roll naturally knew that Haunter was about to break through from the excellent level to the elite level!

Calculating the time, Haunter has already reached level 29, and it’s time for it to break through to the elite level!

The breakthrough came quickly and ended quickly, which is completely different from Pokémon evolution.

In the blink of an eye, Haunter had completed the breakthrough.

As Haunter broke through the elite level, Roll also successfully unlocked the elite level permissions. The bombs that can be exchanged are enough to seriously injure elite-level Pokémon or even make them lose their combat ability.

The monitoring range of the invisible monitor has been expanded again to five hundred meters.

The robots that can be exchanged are also more vivid and can act like real people, but they are still weak fighters.

In addition, there are various foods, energy blocks, potions and other props related to the Pokémon that Roll currently owns.

However, these things can also be purchased with Alliance Coins, so after accumulating enough Alliance Coins, Rawl rarely exchanged them. Instead, he kept these mercenary points, ready to exchange them for bombs to fight the enemy at any time.

The bad news is that as bombs, invisible monitors and robots are upgraded, the mercenary points required to redeem them also increase.

First, the bomb requires fifteen thousand hiring points, the invisible monitor requires one thousand points, and the robot requires two thousand points.

The number of mercenary points that Rawl could get for completing a task was only 5,000.

Without hesitation, Rawl exchanged it for ten elite-level bombs, five elite-level invisible monitors, and one elite-level robot.

All the previous excellent-level props have been replaced, and even if Rawl wanted to exchange them, he couldn't.

Haunter's breakthrough not only made him stronger and allowed him to unlock elite-level privileges, but also allowed Haunter to learn a new skill, Night Shadow.

Night Shadow, a special attack skill, can create a terrifying phantom that causes damage to the enemy at the same level as its own.

Judging from Haunter's current level, the power of Night Specter is only thirty points, which is nothing.

However, according to the relevant knowledge exchanged in the system, when Ghost-type Pokémon uses Night Shadow, it can not only be used as a means of attack!