My elf trainer simulator

Chapter 200 Cultivating Memory (5556)

Semifinals.

The ranch uncle ushered in his strongest opponent so far.

The opponent was obviously not participating in the conference for the first time. Four of the team members were Pokémon unique to the Unova region, fully demonstrating the background of a multi-region traveling trainer.

Strictly speaking, Uncle Ranch is only participating in the tournament for the first time, and there is a certain gap between Pokémon levels and opponents.

Fortunately, another professional breeder was able to make up for this lack.

It’s not just the level that affects a Pokémon’s combat effectiveness. Whether the Pokémon is well taken care of is also one of the decisive factors.

The love that Uncle Ranch has poured into Pokémon, and the decades of tacit understanding between Pokémon and Uncle Ranch, will never be lost to any trainer.

If you turn the advantages of both sides into playing cards and play them out, there is no reason why you will lose to the other side.

But as the Pokémon were defeated one by one, the battle between the two sides entered the final stage. The ace Flame Pony had already fallen together with his opponent, and the rancher only had one in a burning state, Kentaro, who staggered frequently.

And the opponent's Pokémon still has plenty of energy.

The winner seems to have been decided.

[You seem to have seen the end of the game. The fall of old partners and new members tells you that the road ahead is over. At this moment, you hear a voice]

[You heard your daughter’s cry, you heard your wife’s cry, you heard the Pokémon’s breath]

[You know, the game is not over yet]

The picture seems to be frozen.

next moment.

"stand up! Kentero! 』

The bursting bubbles reverberated around Kashiwa's ears like a roar. Kentero, who was kneeling on his forelimbs, glared, bursting out with the unique power of a bull. Countless paths flashed around him, and he was knocked down by the rancher again and again. He stood up again and again. The picture of getting up.

There is even a scene where it leads many Kenteros running wildly on the plains.

It got up successfully!

"Moo!" ! 』

Even though it was burned and robbed of 99% of its physical strength, it still persevered and faced the enemy's last Pokémon and used its strongest move——

【Hold on】!

Even from a game perspective, Kentero's move is extremely terrifying. It burns this type of Pokémon and the opponent is not a ghost-type Pokémon.

Faced with Kentero's all-out attack, the opponent's Pokémon naturally did not sit still and wait for death.

Unfortunately, the special effects displayed on the pixelated screen for the Kentaro are too exaggerated. It is obviously the only one running wildly, but it seems like there are countless Kentaros running together.

Under the suppression of special effects, the opponent's Pokémon was also taken down with one blow, sending Rancher Uncle into the finals.

Kashiwagi's heart was surging, and his breathing was unavoidable.

Perhaps a conference champion might not be out of the question?

Unfortunately, as if to prove the importance of cultivating more than six Pokémon when one is at a loss, Kentero was unable to participate in the finals due to excessive injuries.

It can only be replaced by a doodle that the uncle at the ranch later bred.

However, the ranch uncle still tried his best to meet the challenge.

The opponents in the decisive battle are the same as the opponents in the semi-finals. They have the experience of participating in the conference many times, and they also have a special point——

Mega evolution.

This person had one more card than his opponent in the previous round. As a result, the ranch uncle could not completely crush him, and in the end he could only make up for it with the three-word mantra.

It's just that the opponent obviously also has the prerequisites to use the three-word mantra. The opponent's bond with Pokémon is no less than that of the ranch uncle, otherwise he would not be able to use the power of Mega Evolution.

So this game doesn't matter how loud the ranch girl and her little fire horse shout.

The ranch uncle still lost to the opponent.

Even if Flame Horse's [Burn Out] takes away the opponent's Pokémon that can Mega Evolve.

The ranch uncle ended up in second place.

After leaving the field.

He hugged his family, and although there was regret on his face, he was also relieved to have achieved his dream. Amidst the congratulations of the town residents, a smile appeared on the ranch uncle's head.

[You fulfilled your dream and did not let your daughter down. You and your Pokémon have proven that even in middle age, you can still shine and shine in the tournament]

[Your deeds resonated with many middle-aged people, and more and more middle-aged people responded to your call and went to challenge the gym]

[Not long after, you said goodbye to your wife who was on her way to realize her dream of three consecutive championships in the Gorgeous Competition]

[End of simulation]

Middle-aged people chasing dreams...

It's a pity. If we can win the conference championship, I'm afraid it will attract more people's attention.

Kashiwagi couldn't help but feel a little regretful.

He rubbed his face, looked at the scenery outside the window, and squinted his eyes against the bright sun.

"What kind of book is this? It made you gritted your teeth and excited when you read it?"

Terry suddenly had a question.

She seemed to have been observing Kashiwagi for a long time.

The latter didn't care and told the other party the name of the book. Anyway, only he could see the simulator, so whatever he said would be the same.

Turn around.

Simulated rewards pop up.

Kashiwagi is looking forward to this simulated reward. After all, the ranch uncle is a talented breeder and may be able to bring him a good harvest.

[Fixed reward: Move learning machine × 3 (attributes can be specified)]

[Fixed reward: Uncle Rancher’s Pokémon cultivation memory—Health Management Chapter (can be read repeatedly)]

…

[Choice Reward 1: Any Pokémon will be upgraded to three levels (below lv.70)]

[Selection reward two: clues to obtainable Pokémon (attributes can be specified, excellent)]

[Choose reward three: Skill - Hold on (can choose to learn from Pokémon)]

[Choice Reward Four: Save the [Physical Strength] talent for the next round of simulation]

Alas!

Health management!

Kashiwagi couldn't help but want to whistle. This should be the most important part of a breeder, right?

Only when a Pokémon is healthy enough can it exert 100% of its combat power. In order to ensure that their Pokémon are healthy enough, most trainers will often leave their Pokémon to professional breeders for a few days.

Rich people even directly hire breeders to work for them.

With this memory, Kashiwagi will save a lot of money on the next trip.

As for optional rewards.

Kashiwagi hesitated for a while and chose one, two, and three. If the reward four could make the blue talent remain, he would definitely choose the reward four, but he was only physically strong...

There is really no way to have a decisive effect on the outcome.

——

Three Pokémon clue rewards have been accumulated.

I used one last time, which ushered in a single-headed dragon for Kashiwagi...and a confusing life experience.

Another one this time.

He looked at the deserted plain before him and wondered if he should use one.

I have been trying to recall the racial values ​​of those outstanding Pokémon in my mind before, and finally I think I have come up with a lot, but I am not sure if it is correct.

This thing is like a math problem with no standard answer, it must be verified through practice.

After much thought, he decided to use the one he had just obtained in order to fill the gap in the team with a sixth Pokémon.

So which attribute should be chosen?