I'm a Farmer of the Pokémons

After Lapras exits, as expected, Gyarados takes his place and continues the fight.

After arriving at the field, Gyarados roared violently, and then a terrifying coercion swept across the entire field. Among the elves present, except for a few powerful elves who were immune to its intimidation, the other elves were all stunned because of this. Wei Wei shrank his neck and took a few steps back involuntarily.

Although Megalodon is called the bully of the sea, there are still some elves in the sea that they don't want to mess with, and Gyarados is one of them.

In the sea, the existence of Gyarados can be said to be the natural enemy of all other elves. They can hunt other elves unscrupulously, even megalodon sharks are no exception.

A single Gyarados is okay, the Megalodons will not be afraid due to their group advantage, but if they encounter a group of Gyarados, even the Megalodons will not dare to confront them head-on, and will use their best to fight them head-on. Escape as quickly as possible.

Because they know that most Gyarados are insane, and as long as they are offended by them, they will fight the opponent endlessly until they tear the opponent into pieces or they are killed by the opponent.

It is precisely because Menas and the others only have one Gyarados on their side that the Megalodon group dares to be so fearless. As long as there are a few more Gyarados, even if they have an absolute advantage in terms of the number of the group, the Megalodon group will The tribe will definitely retreat as soon as possible.

As the leader of the Megalodon roared, the Megalodon group, which had caused some commotion due to the pressure of Gyarados, calmed down. Apparently, they were even more afraid of their boss.

Then a megalodon swam out from the opposite side, but it could be seen from its solemn expression that it was very afraid of the giant creature in front of it.

Although there was some hesitation, the ferocious character eventually gained the upper hand. The Megalodon was seen swimming quickly around Gyarados as if looking for its weaknesses, while Gyarados was yawning and looking a little bored.

Suddenly, the Megalodon attacked from behind Gyarados, using its crushing skills to bite towards Gyarados' body.

"bump!"

When the Megalodon thought it was about to bite the target, Gyarados' tail carried a huge force and directly flew the Megalodon away. This was the Dragon Tail skill.

The giant tooth shark that was blown away floated on the water surface for a few times, then sank directly under the sea surface. After a while, it floated up again. Just by looking at its white eyes, you knew that it had lost consciousness. .

When Gyarados was still the Magikarp, it was often whipped away by Menus' tail. After it evolved, it also liked the feeling of slapping enemies away, so it consciously learned the iron tail and water tail with Menus. and Dragon Tail skills, but its most proficient skill is Dragon Tail, and the power it uses is naturally the most powerful.

The ensuing battle was completely a performance by Gyarados. The Megalodon group sent five Megalodon sharks to the field one after another, but without exception, they were all slapped away by Gyarados, and then lost their ability to fight.

The damage to Gyarados itself was minimal, and such a battle also made it less and less energetic, so Gyarados roared directly at the Megalodon leader, obviously inviting it to fight.

Facing Gyarados's invitation to fight, the leader of the Megalodon was helpless, but the Megalodon under his command was not strong enough, so it had no choice but to go into battle on its own.

In fact, this is not the first battle between Gyarados and the Megalodon leader. In the previous battles, except for the first battle where the Megalodon leader won, the following battles were fought by both sides. It ended in a lose-lose situation.

In the first battle, after the Megalodon leader won the battle with Gyarados, he himself was seriously injured. As a result, it was easily knocked away by Menus' dragon tail attack, and finally It was only under the escort of his men that he fled in embarrassment.

It was precisely because of this action that Menas directly became the queen of the elves living in this bay. Because of the existence of Menas, they were protected from being preyed on by the megalodon group.

As for worshiping Gyarados as their king, to be honest, these water elves don't dare. They are still afraid of the ferocious-looking Gyarados.

After the Megalodon leader recovered from his injuries, it did not launch a direct attack on the bay where the beach was located. Instead, it surrounded and refused to attack, and asked the elves living in the bay to notify Menas that the Megalodon leader It planned to regain the ground with Menas, because it felt that the reason why it failed was because it was taken advantage of by this snake.

What the Megalodon leader didn't expect was that in the subsequent battles, Gyarados' strength grew very rapidly, making it unable to fight any more before it challenged Menas.

However, such a battle is not without benefits for the leader of the Megalodon. It has also made great breakthroughs in its strength in battles with Gyarados. You must know that its strength has not shown signs of breakthrough for a long time.

This discovery also made the leader of the megalodon very happy, so he did not rely on the group's advantage to launch an attack, but chose to fight with Menas and the others at intervals.

Soon, the battle between Gyarados and the Megalodon leader began. Facing the Megalodon leader, Gyarados also needed to go all out. After all, its current strength is actually on par with the Megalodon leader. It may only take one oversight to cause it to fail.

Both Gyarados and Megalodon have very strong attack power. Gyarados mainly relies on its huge body to launch powerful and heavy attacks in battle, while the Megalodon leader relies on its agility and speed. He inadvertently attacked Gyarados, leaving scars on its huge body.

The battle between the Gyarados and the Megalodon leader was completely different from the previous battles. This also attracted the attention of all the elves on both sides, and they were all cheering for the elf they liked.

After a period of fierce fighting, Gyarados and the Megalodon leader were already scarred, but they seemed to have forgotten the physical pain, and even in the end they didn't even use their skills much, relying entirely on their bodies. Instinct is engaged in the most primitive battle.

Both sides are elves with cruel and aggressive personalities. Such a battle can stimulate their wild awakening, which is why their strength increases greatly after the battle.

It is said that the elf form after mega evolution is the ancient form of the elf. However, with the passage of time and changes in the environment, the strength and form of the elves have also degraded to a great extent.

Chiba Kaede actually somewhat believes this statement. In the memory of the past life, the Sky God Rayquaza and Chaomeng can complete the mega evolution by relying on their own strength, without the assistance of the Key Stone and Super Stone at all.

Of course, the strength required to carry out mega evolution on its own is far beyond what the current Gyarados can achieve. At most, it has only awakened a little bit of its wild instinct.

Soon, the battle between Gyarados and the leader of the Megalodon reached a fever pitch. The leader of the Megalodon opened his mouth and bit the Gyarados's body with blood, completely shattering the body of the Gyarados. blue scales.

The Gyarados, in pain, also aroused its ferocity, and with a dragon tail that exhausted all its strength, it directly flew away the Megalodon leader.

After both sides withstood the opponent's heavy blows, they finally could no longer hold on and lost their ability to fight.

At this time, Menas swam directly between the Gyarados and the Megalodon leader, while the Megalodon group on the opposite side made no other movements, as if they were not worried about the safety of their leader at all. (End of chapter)