My Pokémon Player

The Warcraft envoys are not stupid, and they can naturally see that Yalang and others are very lucky.

I bought a total of four monster eggs, and two of them hatched rare monsters, including an extremely rare Togepi.

Even if the other two Warcraft eggs hatched from ordinary Warcraft, the probability that Yalang and others would deliver them was as high as 50%. How could this not make the Warcraft users excited?

You must know that the monster egg in their hands was also selected by the group of nobles, and it was the first one selected.

If this magical beast egg can also hatch a rare magical beast, then they will make a lot of money. A mere twenty gold coins is nothing, they can make several times more by then.

So these trusted Warcraft users don't want to return the Warcraft eggs to the vendors, they want to take a gamble.

It doesn't matter whether the vendor agrees or not. Anyway, they spent money to buy the Monster Eggs from the vendor. They did not violate the rules of egg gambling. They are justified no matter where the trouble is.

Of course the vendor also understands this. If he wants to get this ownerless monster egg back, he will have to pay more.

So the merchant suppressed the anger in his heart and said to the Warcraft Envoys with a flattering smile:

"Stop joking with me. Didn't we just act for fun and show it to those nobles? How can I really sell you an ordinary monster egg for twenty gold coins? Isn't this a scam?"

"Return the Monster Egg to me quickly, I don't want to ruin my sign."

After the merchant finished speaking, he reached out to take the magic beast egg, but the magic beast user dodged it.

"First of all, we don't have the time to act with you. If you don't have evidence, don't rant. We sincerely want to buy this monster egg."

"And you don't really think we are fools, do you? If this were an ordinary monster egg, would you be so anxious to take it back?"

The Warcraft user smiled and teased, it seems that the vendor was stimulated quite a lot, otherwise he wouldn't have behaved so insanely.

As long as he is not in a hurry to get the Warcraft egg back, the Warcraft user will have to wonder whether the one in his hand is an ownerless Warcraft egg.

The vendor also realized that he was a little impulsive, so he had to take his hand back angrily, and then said to the Warcraft Users expressionlessly:

"You are right in your guess. This monster egg is indeed an ownerless monster egg, but do you really want to take a gamble? Don't forget how low the hatch rate of rare monsters is!"

"Those nobles have hatched two rare monsters. What do you think is the chance that this egg will hatch a rare monster?"

"I don't believe I'm so lucky to be able to find three rare monster eggs in the wild."

The Warcraft envoy fell into deep thought after hearing this, and then said:

"You mean this ownerless monster egg will most likely hatch into an ordinary monster? Then why did you buy it back?"

"Because I'm not willing to give in! I just sold two rare monsters at a low price, and now I feel regretful and heartbroken. I don't want to experience this regret for the third time, so no matter how low the probability of hatching a rare monster from this monster egg is, I I want to buy it back and hatch it myself!”

The vendor gritted his teeth and said with a particularly ferocious expression.

After listening to the vendor's explanation, the Warcraft user also felt that his words made some sense. The probability of hatching three rare Warcraft in a row was too low.

Generally speaking, if the egg betting stall can hatch a rare monster, there will be many monsters to try their luck.

But if two rare monsters are hatched in a stall in a short period of time, the stall will be deserted for a long time.

The reason is very simple. Most Warcraft users know how to bet on eggs. There are only a few ownerless Warcraft eggs in a stall, and two rare Warcraft eggs are hatched one after another. The rest are basically ordinary Warcraft eggs. .

Unless the vendors restock, they will not patronize this stall.

The stall in front of him had already hatched two rare monsters, and even a Togepi, which made the monster user feel uncertain.

No matter how lucky those nobles are, it is impossible for them to choose three rare monster eggs.

Seeing that the Warcraft user was hesitant, the merchant quickly struck while the iron was hot:

"Since this is an ownerless monster egg, I won't let you suffer. You bought it from me for twenty gold coins. I will add ten more gold coins and buy it back for thirty gold coins. What do you think? "

"Thirty gold coins? Where are you sending to the beggars?"

The Warcraft user said with disdain.

"Then how many gold coins do you want?"

"At least fifty gold coins, not even one copper coin!"

The merchant was delighted when he heard this, but still pretended to be reluctant:

"Aren't you lions talking loudly? Forget it, who makes it difficult for me to pass the test in my heart? Fifty is fifty!"

The merchant counted thirty gold coins and handed them to the Warcraft user.

"Including the twenty gold coins in your hand, it's exactly fifty gold coins. Return the monster egg to me quickly."

When the Warcraft user saw the merchant being so happy, he couldn't help but regret in his heart. He was going to be missing something!

But it's not bad to earn thirty gold coins for nothing, and they don't want to offend the merchant too much.

Although they seem to be reasonable, the vendors who gamble on eggs all know the inside story. If the trouble goes too far, other vendors will not hire them as trustees.

Therefore, the Warcraft envoys did not regret it anymore, but readily returned the Warcraft eggs to the vendors.

The vendor took the monster egg, and the stone in his heart finally fell to the ground.

He looked at the monster egg in his hand expectantly, secretly praying that a rare monster would hatch from the egg.

I don't ask for anything more than Togepi. I just need to hatch a water otter or a ball sea lion. At least I can get my money back.

Before the merchant could finish his fantasy, the monster egg emitted a dazzling light.

"Hatch hatch?"

The vendor murmured to himself, he didn't expect that in such a short time, three monster eggs would be hatched in succession.

But this makes sense. These ownerless monster eggs of mine are all veteran actors and have never been chosen. It has been a long time since they were hatched.

The Warcraft envoys who were about to leave also stopped and turned to look at the Warcraft eggs in the merchant's arms with complicated expressions.

Could it be that they are like traders, watching helplessly as the monster eggs they sell hatch into rare monsters?

Under the gaze of several people, the light in the merchant's arms slowly dissipated, and a monster with blue fins was flapping around.

"Is this a weak tench?"

The Warcraft Envoys recognized this Warcraft at a glance. After all, there are a lot of tenchs in the sea.

And this also means that the value of weak tench is extremely low. The price of a single weak tench is about the same as that of King Carp.

The merchant looked at the weak tench in his arms in disbelief, unable to recover for a moment.

No, it was also a monster egg chosen by those nobles. Why did my own hatch out a weak tench? !

"Pfft~ No, I can't hold it in anymore, hahahahaha, I'm laughing so hard. It's the first time I've seen someone spend fifty gold coins to buy a tench!"

"Hey, don't say that. He is sacrificing himself for others. In order to prevent us from suffering, he deliberately spent a lot of money to buy weak tench. It's really touching!"

"What happened to the tench? When you encountered a school of tench at sea, why didn't you just run away? It's okay, uncle. You can buy a few hundred more tench and let them form a school of fish. Look, slap these people in the face!"

"Hahahaha, then he will become a weak tench uncle, and he will be a companion of the carp king uncle."

The Warcraft envoys still couldn't hold back their smiles, and laughed loudly, unable to stop the yin and yang in their mouths.

The vendors next to him also laughed at this. They were all enemies and they would not let go of this opportunity to add insult to injury.

Hearing everyone's ridicule, the merchant felt extremely aggrieved, but he didn't know how to refute.

What these people said is right, the fighting power of a weak tench alone is comparable to that of the Carp King.

Although weak tench can form a powerful school of fish, even Gyarados will temporarily avoid the edge when they see it.

However, it is extremely difficult to cultivate tench that can summon companions. He has never heard of anyone who can control a tench group, so this weak tench is worthless to him and can only be used as a side dish.

When he thought that he had spent fifty gold coins to buy a small dried fish, the merchant became so angry that he could not help but spit out a mouthful of blood.

He looked up to the sky with a face full of grief and anger, and shouted loudly:

"no no!!"

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At the same time, Yalang took Bell and the others to a remote alleyway. After confirming that there was no one around, he couldn't wait to take out the Pokémon egg in his arms.

Looking at the slightly shaking Pokémon egg, Yalang transferred his waveguide power to it without hesitation.

The Pokémon egg began to respond to Yalang the moment it received the power of the waveguide. It shook violently at first, and then burst out with a burst of bright light, apparently entering the shell-breaking stage.

As the saying goes, once is born again, twice is ripe. This is the third time today for Ling Dang and the others to see Pokémon hatching. There is no fluctuation in their hearts, only a little curiosity, wanting to see the Pokémon that Lord Ryan can issue a mission for. Who is Kemeng?

Also feeling numb like them were Barry and Little Walker who were following a few people. After they saw Xiyue hatching Togepi, the two of them didn't say a word and just followed Yalang and others silently.

What else could they say? It can only be said that the gap between people is wider than the gap between Magikarp and Gyarados!

That's Togepi! Was it hatched that easily? Is there any justice left in this world? !

Seeing that Yalang and the others were about to hatch another monster, little Walker couldn't help but ask Barry:

"Boss Barry, do you think they can still hatch rare monsters?"

When Barry heard this, he rolled his eyes at Little Walker: "Are you kidding me? Do you think rare monsters are just cabbage?"

"But they even hatched Togepi, which is a monster that represents good luck. Maybe they can actually hatch a third rare monster."

Little Walker said excitedly, as if he was hatching a monster egg.

"The rumors are not credible. I don't see anything special about that Togepi anyway. And no matter how lucky they are, they have all run out now. I don't believe they can still hatch rare monsters!"

Barry's tone was firm.

"Then what if they hatch out?" Little Walker looked like he was watching the fun and not taking it too seriously.

"If they really hatch out, then I... I'll just praise them for how awesome they are. What else can I do?"

Barry spread his hands and replied. It was obvious that his firmness just now was all fake. He was not sure whether the other party could hatch the third rare monster. After all, the luck of these nobles was a bit evil.

"Hehe, Boss Barry will also give in."

"Okay, stop talking nonsense and keep an eye on them. The hatching of monsters is important information. You have to report it to the director later."

Barry patted Little Walker on the head angrily.

"As you command!"

Little Walker accepted the order with a smile, and then set his sights on Yalang.

As the light faded, a blue and black monster that looked a bit like a puppy but could stand like a child appeared.

" # % # \u0026! It's really a rare monster!"

Barry had joined the Chamber of Commerce for several years, so he could naturally recognize the Riolu that caused headaches for both chambers of commerce.

Although the rarity of this monster was not as high as that of Tokopi, it was not much different.

And Riolu was extremely difficult to tame. To some extent, Riolu that could obey human orders was even rarer than Tokopi.

But the Riolu in the other party's arms not only had no intention of resisting, but also showed that he was very close to the knight.

What was going on? Did Riolu change his temper?

Barry was puzzled, but he didn't know that after Riolu sensed the wave power in Yalang's body, he directly regarded Yalang as a relative, and naturally he would not have any resistance.

At the same time, it also used the waveguide to sense the temperament of Lingdang and others. After receiving their feedback that they liked Pokémon, Riolu also let down his guard against them.

"What a handsome Pokémon! Is it calling Master Alan?"

Lingdang asked Alan curiously. Although her aesthetics were a bit peculiar, she still had the most basic concept of beauty and ugliness.

"Yes, it's called Riolu. It has the same special abilities as me. According to Master Ryan, it is the most suitable Pokémon for me."

Alan's mouth corners rose wildly, and he was very happy.

It only took 20 gold coins to successfully get the extremely rare Riolu. It would be strange if he was not happy.

"Leo~"

Riolu also sensed Alan's joyful mood and made a cheerful cry.

"Riolu, we will be partners in the future. Please take care of me."

Alan smiled and stretched out his fist to Riolu.

Seeing this, Riolu did not hesitate at all and immediately stretched out his little paw to bump fists with Alan.

At the moment they bumped fists, the power of the wave began to circulate and communicate in their bodies, and a wave that was invisible to the naked eye quickly spread to the surroundings.

This special wave is not felt by ordinary people at all, and only powerful Pokémon can sense it, such as the wind speed dog running happily on the main street.

"Awoo!"

The wind speed dog stopped after sensing the wave, turned around and roared at the woman riding on him.

"Oh? You feel it too, it seems that it is not my illusion, let's go, let's go there and see, maybe we will encounter interesting things."

The woman on the back of the wind speed dog smiled, and then rode the wind speed dog to the direction where the wave came from.

Only a green shadow and a faint fragrance were left in the air.

The vendor on the side reached out to take the falling hair, and couldn't help but sigh:

"It's really hard for Junsha to worship, and she started to lose her hair at a young age~"