Integrate into the fairy world

However, this cannot be blamed on the organizers. After all, it is normal for trainers from all over the world to have different levels of skills.

The higher a school ranks in the High School Elf Contest, the more places they will get.

When there are too many people, it is inevitable that the strength of the trainers recommended by the school cannot be guaranteed.

What Lei Ze and the others don't know is that about half of the students in this year's Longmen Conference are at the level of being eliminated in the first round.

The game ended too quickly and he was now very bored. Lei Ze originally planned to go out and hang out with his friends, but unfortunately there were many people who had the same experience as him in the first round. After he came out, several of his friends received notices that the game time had been advanced.

There was no choice but to carry Pikachu alone to several nearby areas to see how other players were fighting.

But as he walked along, he became more and more shocked. He couldn't help but start to question the true level of the Longmen Conference. The kind of crushing-level battles that were usually very rare were now seen everywhere.

For example, in the battle field where Lei Ze was watching, he saw an Infernape being thrown around by his opponent and lost his way. And judging from the age of the opponent, the player was at most a college student.

This hugely contrasting crushing victory made Lei Ze not know what to say for a moment.

"It seems that most of the students recommended by high schools are not that good!"

Although this was Lei Ze's immediate remark, he didn't expect that someone next to him would suddenly respond to him.

"Isn't it? But you have to admit that being able to participate in the Longmen Conference at a young age is something to be proud of. And what you said is just the normal situation of participating. For example, some not-so-glorious big families will directly use their connections to manipulate the inside and replace the recommendation votes of some players who were originally able to participate..."

Lei Ze's heart sank when he heard that there was such a dirty business going on. Turning his head, he saw a man with no vitality appear in front of him.

This person was not very old, about 20 years old, probably a college student. When he saw Lei Ze looking at him, he also acted very strangely, showing an ugly smile and continued to speak.

"Are you wondering why I say that? That's because I got here this way. My name is Ayimu, hello, little brother."

Hearing the other party greeting him, Lei Ze reacted and was about to introduce himself to the other party, but was stopped by the other party.

"Stop, stop, stop. You don't have to introduce yourself. I just heard you say that and wanted you to be my audience."

"Brother, I admire you the most for being a vigorous trainer. I went through the same thing myself. Later, my place was taken away by an unlearned third generation, which led to me gradually becoming a nobody."

"When I was in high school, I was the main attacker for the school team. When I helped the school win seven places in the Dragon Gate Conference, I thought that as a main player, I would be selected as a representative to participate in that Dragon Gate Conference. However, the reality was that I had to stay in the hospital for three months because of an accident."

"At that time, tickets for the Longmen Conference had to be collected within a month. But I was in a coma on the hospital bed for several months, and when I woke up, the glory that should have belonged to me was in the hands of others. I lost the opportunity to be discovered by a prestigious school in advance, which made me depressed for a whole year."

"Later, due to an accident, I accidentally found out that I was deliberately framed in the hospital. Do you know how desperate I was at that time? Those people were so sinister behind my back. At that time, I wanted to rush in and teach those people a lesson, but after calming down, I didn't dare to do it."

"Their family is too famous. I, who was born in a small family, can't fight them at all. If I make a big fuss about this, those people might use their connections to make it impossible for me to get back on my feet. I can't afford the risk, so I ran away."

"I spent a year in a daze, wasting my best years and letting down my parents and Pokémon who have always been with me."

"I look down on myself, really, and I feel sorry for Scorpio and the others."

At this point, Senior Ayimu's voice began to tremble, and before he knew it, he burst into tears.

To be honest, Lei Ze was very moved when listening to the other party's self-narration. Being young and inexperienced, he never thought that the adult world could have such a dark side.

"But senior, even so, you still came here today."

Looking at this unfortunate senior, Lei Ze struggled mentally and decided to step forward and comfort him.

"You can obtain eight badges with your own strength, and stand on this stage to participate in the Longmen Conference. This is enough to prove that you have enough strength."

"It's just an opportunity that you missed. As long as you don't completely sink, there must be another chance. A diploma from a prestigious school doesn't mean anything. You have enough strength to be respected wherever you go."

As he said this, he handed the other person a pack of tissues, hoping that the man would be able to stand up strong enough.

“This world may not be as beautiful as it seems, but my unreliable father once said that never giving up hope is the real secret for a strong person to succeed.”

Listening to Lei Ze's talk, although he knew that he was looking for reasons to comfort himself, he didn't know why, after listening to his words, Ayimu actually felt encouraged by them.

After the two separated, Lei Ze strolled alone between the various battle venues, sometimes watching the players fight and sometimes thinking about his own future.

"Although my previous dream was a bit too idealistic, I still really want to become a master-level Pokémon trainer."

“If there really comes a day like that, maybe I can really stand on a high place and change the world.”

Thinking this, Lei Ze's heart seemed to be burning with fire. The flames burned more and more fiercely, and finally Lei Ze was completely unable to calm down and watch the fight of others.

So in the next two and a half days, Lei Ze's friends found that this kid would go out before dawn during this period of time, and you couldn't see him on the court.

Until one day, by chance, Zhou Ruolin saw Lei Ze who was about to go downstairs for a morning run when she went to the bathroom in the early morning.

Later they discovered that during this period of time, the other party had been trying hard to become the king of internal competition.

At 5 or 6 in the morning, I went out for a morning run with my Pokémon, and after returning, I went to the training ground to practice my moves. Because it was still early, Raize, who had just returned from his morning run, almost occupied the entire training ground by himself.

Then during the day, Lei Ze would wait at the gate of the stadium and look for some people who looked strong to fight with.

Of course, Lei Ze also picked those who were eliminated in the first round. If he fought against those who had passed the first round or had not yet started the first round, whether he could win or not was one thing, but if it affected the opponent's subsequent games, that would be bad.

In this way, Lei Ze fought with others to gain experience, and finally waited for the real points race to begin.

The venue for this points race is also very exquisite. From the appearance, it can be seen that it was transformed from a natural mountain.

Looking from afar, you can see waterfalls, jungles, mountains... in short, this place has all the possible simulated environments.

The contestants need to challenge each other inside until they get three points and return to the starting line.

Only the first 256 people who pass the starting point can be considered to have truly passed the points race.