Pokémon: Trainers start as bounty hunters

"Shinagawa Shizuji, male, 28 years old, from Sanji City, Kanto.

Participation experience: Main competitor of the 134th Kanto Tournament (eliminated in the first round), Main competitor of the 135th Johto Tournament (eliminated in the third round), Top 64 of the 136th Sinnoh Conference, Top 16 of the 137th Hoenn Conference.

Registration and main elves: Water Arrow Turtle (guessed King), Nido King (Quasi King Peak), Flame Horse (Quasi King Peak), Big Rock Snake (Quasi King Peak), Heiluga (Quasi King Peak), Leave King (

Quasi-king peak),

Tropical Dragon (Quasi-King Peak), Crow TouTou (Quasi-King Peak), King Yan (Elite Peak), Meng Song Cactus (Elite Peak), Flying Mantis (Elite Peak)...etc., a total of 23 elite-level or above

Elf.

Evaluation: A player who returned to his hometown to grow quietly after traveling for several years. Compared with real geniuses, he is not completely talented, but his perseverance and hard-working personality have made his strength grow steadily. This time he participated after three years of silence.

The fifth personal conference.

There are pros and cons to his choice of three years of silence. The good thing is that the strength of each elf that can be seen with the naked eye has reached its peak at the stage he is in. His personal experience in elf training and command must also have improved to a higher level, making him a

A strong contender for the championship of this quartz conference.

The bad thing is that if he chooses to continue participating in the conference in the past three years, the attention and investment he will receive after achieving a better ranking will most likely bring him closer to the threshold of a king-level trainer, instead of having only one initial elf water arrow turtle now.

His strength may be at the level of a king, which will have a certain adverse impact on his future development.

...

Betting recommendation index: three stars (can manage finances stably, but don’t expect to make a fortune)”

This is the information of one of them.

Zheya licked his dry lips unconsciously, what a good guy.

One suspected king, seven peak quasi-kings, and fifteen peak elites, including various attributes and ranges of activities in the sea, land, and air, not counting the ordinary elite-level and ordinary-level elves that have not been registered.

But it is normal. Considering his experience as a trainer in the past 12 years, the other party must not know how many elves he has conquered. It is not surprising that there are such a number.

That is to say, Tetsuya's taming choices are different from those of other trainers. Even if other trainers take the elite route, it is common for them to tame twenty or thirty animals during a year's travel in an area.

How can it be like him? So far, he has only conquered about a team of six elves in a year.

Otherwise, how can we say that being a trainer is a costly profession? The food expenses of so many elves in a day will be burned in an unknown amount.

Fortunately, after normal trainers reach a certain level of strength, they rarely cultivate elves from childhood like Tetsuya. They usually conquer powerful elves in the wild.

This saves a lot of initial cultivation costs, which can be said to be the biggest advantage.

Not everyone has a size zero like Tetsuya. Instead of betting on the potential of the elf in the elf egg, it is more convenient to directly conquer the formed wild elf.

The latter has richer combat experience, and its strength is no worse than that of the elves who have been carefully cultivated since childhood. Even though the potential may be relatively low, the bond with the trainer will increase slower at the beginning, but it is cheap.

This reason is enough to convince many people.

Even if your family owns a mine, you can't spend it freely. Not everyone has the surname Zivucci.

Take Tetsuya himself as an example. If he didn't conquer the three little ones behind him, he could have conquered elves like the Armored Tyrannosaurus in the wild. Even a team of top elites underestimated him.

If the cost of cultivating the three little ones is transferred to daily meals, it is possible to maintain the consumption of two teams of twelve elite-level elves, regardless of the investment in continuing to increase the level to the limit.

Even after Bi Diao and Flame Chicken both broke through to the level of Quasi-Kings, it only took time and energy for him to become a team of Quasi-Kings.

With Number Zero, he can roughly judge the strength of the elves and formulate plans. He will not be like other trainers who are blind and unable to determine whether the wild elves are at the peak of elites or the early quasi-kings.

But this is meaningless, it is equivalent to exchanging the future for the present. Zheya feels that his brain is quite good, so he would not do this.

He had also fantasized about how great it would be if he had the ability to clone himself, so that he could use his elf team, which was too many but not good enough, to do tasks and make money for the development of his main team.

He also specifically asked Ah Ju, but he unfortunately said that there is no such thing in ninjutsu, and the clone technique is more like a blindfold.

Tetsuya had no choice but to give up asking the other party if there was such a thing as a chakra extraction method as a family secret book.

Looking at the information dealer's evaluation of Shinagawa Shizuji, he could quite understand his choice of staying silent for three years.

For trainers, championship is not just a title, but also an honor.

Although many people are aiming for the top four rankings to complete the Quasi-King Trainer Certification, but more people have one and only one goal, and that is the championship.

Maybe many people give up while working hard for it, but Shinagawa Shizuji is obviously the type who never gives up.

However, as mentioned in the analysis, these three years will have a certain impact on his future prospects. After all, three years are very precious.

For an investing family, this often means that future income may be greatly reduced, and all aspects of consideration will become particularly cautious.

Tetsuya admires this kind of trainer who has ideals and persists in pursuing them, probably because he doesn't know whether he can achieve the same level under the same circumstances.

His eyes gradually turned to the only piece of information that allowed him to surpass his opponent, which was the betting recommendation index.

His index is almost four stars.

It's worth betting and has the potential to make a fortune.

To put it simply, everyone is not a fool, and they all know that it is entirely possible for him to become stronger in this month, it is just a matter of magnitude.

It's okay to be in the top 32, but if you get into the top 16 or even the top eight, it's not a dream to make a fortune.

As for probability? Dog betting never cares about probability, only the odds.

Several times the odds are enough to make people crazy, but I don't know if anyone is crazy enough to beat Zhe, who is also the champion, and he wouldn't dare to do it anyway.

Players like Shinagawa Shizuji are not considered unpopular if they win the championship, but are considered unpopular if they are eliminated in the top 64. It is normal for players to be evaluated less favorably than Tetsuya in this regard.

After all, as long as the main game is over, the alliance will still intervene a little to prevent powerful trainers from meeting in advance.

Otherwise, it would be boring if the winner was known in advance in the quarter-finals.

This is also for the sake of the excitement of the game. The finals cannot be as exciting as the knockout rounds.

Fairness is fair, and viewing quality is also an indispensable thing in the conference.

The other five players whose strength is comparable to him also basically have the same evaluation.

Tetsuya took a look and felt that Shinagawa Shizuji had a higher chance of winning the championship. Whether it was from an elf point of view or from a resume point of view, he was relatively more outstanding than the other five.

Steadily rising, these four words look simple, but are actually extremely difficult.

The saying "not completely talented compared to real geniuses" is also because this year's class has talented young players like Tetsuya and Ye Zang.

Entering the main competition at around 20 years old, and launching a challenge for the championship at the age of 28, this kind of ability and talent can be said to have surpassed 80 to 90% of trainers.

For most people, there is no 100% guarantee that they will enter the main draw when they are around 30 years old.

Tetsuya's feet under the table kept shaking. This feeling of being a strong man was so exciting.

It's not that the ones he's seen, such as Nobuhiko, Aso, Ohmu, Natsu, Watari, Shiba, Kona, etc., are not strong, but that if they are too strong, they won't feel that way.

"How about it? Do you really want to fight with them?"

Feeling the gradually rising temperature around him, Tetsuya asked with a grin on his face.

"Oh scare!"

The flame chicken stood aside, suppressing the flames spurting out of excitement on his wrists.

Bi Diao supported his body with one wing and lay on the ground with the other wing. He looked at the childish man and the elf and sighed silently.

However, the occasional trembling tail feathers also indicate that its mood is not as casual as it seems.

For many elves, hearty battles are also what they pursue.

Zheya carefully analyzed the trainers who were firmly ranked in the top six in terms of strength. Today's goal is this, and other trainers will come little by little, five or six every day.

In this way, from the end of the qualifiers to the main game, we can almost complete the analysis of the top two hundred trainers.

Only by knowing yourself and the enemy can you be victorious in every battle.

What's more, in the main competition stage, there is no chance that he will meet a powerful trainer. Even if he meets the top ones, he must show his best condition.

Zheye is fully mentally prepared for this, and everything is possible.

"Okay, go to bed and draw lots tomorrow!"

After finishing his work, Tetsuya turned off the computer, pulled the floating Pokkigu into his arms, and jumped onto the bed with a leap like a fish.

Among all the elves, only Pokjigu can still do this. He sighed silently. After evolving, it seems that he has to return to sleeping alone, and he is still a little unaccustomed to it~

Pokojigu, who was forcibly held in his arms, looked hopeless. He originally wanted to run to the sofa to rest with his little friend.

Soon, as the lights in the room were turned off, only the sound of even breathing was left inside.

Tetsuya and Pokojigu were lying on the bed, surrounded by elves with different postures.

...

"Do you have any confidence!?" "Cha, ca, ca, ca!"

"Do you have any confidence!?" "Cha, ca, ca, ca!"

"Do you have any confidence!?" "Cha, ca, ca, ca!"

Early the next morning, on the main road of the contestant village, an extremely rare Togekigu floated in the air and had repeated passionate conversations with its trainer.

The surrounding trainers who also got up early to prepare for the draw cast envious glances at Pokkigu, who rarely appeared even in the conference, and then felt that the blood in their bodies was burning because of this conversation.

"So, it's up to you to draw lots, but you must use your European Emperor ability, Pokejigu!"

Tetsuya said with great expectation.

The hot blood seemed to cool down all of a sudden, and the trainers around seemed as if a basin of ice water had been poured on them.

According to your confidence, it means that the draw was successful, not that the battle was won. They were complaining about this well-known young flame runner in their hearts.

As expected of a young man, his brain circuit is really strange.

Zheye didn't change his expression and led Pokkigu all the way to the player hall.

At this time, there were already crowds of people queuing up inside.

He quickly found a relatively short queue and started to queue up.

Not only Tetsuya brought Togejigu with him, but many trainers also had their own elves with them, and their abilities varied.

The saying of good luck elves is widely circulated, and elves are divided into African chiefs and European emperors. Trusting elves is not superstitious.

However, Tetsuya's Togekigu clearly stood out from the rest, and the trainers around him all cast incredulous looks. No matter where he was, Togekigu was an extremely eye-catching presence.

Pokojigu, who was floating next to Tetsuya, had his two short hands wrapped around his chest, his head slightly raised, and his eyes squinting at the many elves below. How dare a group of novices dare to compare their luck with me?

Don’t you know that my source of income for snacks comes entirely from picking up money for trainers?

In this aspect, the luck of the race is higher. Even the Dark Crow line, Absolu and Doudou Pigeon lines, which also have super lucky characteristics, are not as exaggerated in luck as the Togepi line of elves.

The team advanced slowly.

Zheye got up fairly early and arrived at the counter as expected more than forty minutes later.

"Please swipe your ID card or picture book."

Miss Joy repeated the words.

Pokkigu stretched out his hand. As smart as it was, it naturally knew how to operate it. The illustrated book that Tetsuya had thrust into its hand quickly beeped for confirmation.

"Trainer Tamaki Tetsuya, Arena B is No. 34. The start time is ten o'clock in the morning. Please be sure to arrive half an hour in advance to prepare."

Miss Joy skillfully reported the information.

Tetsuya looked overjoyed, he was indeed Pokkigu, and this arena number was actually the same as his room number, which was a real lucky star.

"Thank you, Miss Joy."

After asking Pokkigu to take the illustrated book and leave with him, Zheya didn't stay too long. There were many people lining up behind him, and he didn't want to be scolded.

Pokjigu was flying with the red illustrated book in both hands. The whole elf was very proud. It wasn't because of its boasting. In terms of luck, it had never been afraid of anyone.

The time is now 8:20 in the morning, and there is still some time before Tetsuya's first qualifying match.

However, it was his first time to participate in the conference, so he came to the venue early and observed the battle between various players.

The more you watch, the more relaxed you become.

Sure enough, even if it was a conference, there were still a lot of novices, and Zheya felt relaxed visibly.

He was fully qualified to say this. Didn't he see that in many nearby venues, ordinary-level elves were pecking each other? Even his eagles could be abused before setting off, let alone now.

Time passed quickly, and he soon ushered in his first tournament battle.

"Tetsuya Tamaki of Joban City, Kantō versus Passerby A of Seisato City, Kantō, the match begins."

The referee gave the order and both sides released the elves at the same time.

"Go, dumb-mouthed flower." "Go, flame chicken."

...

Half a minute later, the charred Kuduhaha was taken back from the Poké Ball, and the referee declared Tetsuya the winner.

The battle between the ordinary level and the quasi-king is really a "evenly matched" battle.

Tetsuya's mouth twitched a little as he walked out of the venue. Fortunately, he was still nervous, but this is what happened?

There seemed to be a BGM playing automatically behind him. Sure enough, he still couldn't hide his strength.

He thought narcissistically, then the goal of the qualifying round should be simple. The goal is to win ten consecutive games!