Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 74 A gift from a friend? I am a magician myself!
Link had originally planned to visit Dr. Odamaki, but it looks like he'll have to do it earlier this time.

Before that, he still has to work hard to continue his operations.

"Speaking of which, Xiaoyao, where does the money for your travels come from?"

"Of course it's the pocket money I've saved since I was a child."

The case was solved. Link was short of funds because his parents were no longer in this world, just like Batman Padilla... The other party's parents were still alive and might not even be married yet.

Despite this, Link still felt that it was not easy for a child like Xiaoyao who was only 12 years old to go out to help his parents with work. There were too many problems when traveling that could not be solved with money.

As an adult, he naturally couldn't afford to be overtaken by a child, so he decided to practice seriously before the gorgeous competition.

Every trainee coordination trainer has wondered - what exactly is "gorgeous"?
During this period, Link, who had raised his Constitution points to 14 and combined them with crystals to 16 points, looked at the Ruyi in his hand, which sometimes turned into solid ice and sometimes into misty water, and vaguely had his own answer.

In the past few days, his basic training with Firefox has reached saturation, and it is time to develop their "illegal skills" like creating works of art.

For a true trainer, everything is inevitable, even characteristics and skills can be illegal!

It is normal that when two coordinators fight to the end, outsiders can't even tell the names of their moves.

"Okay, Fire Fox, today we're going to practice a move called 'Flame Guard'. It would be best if you two, Growlithe and Litten, could master it."

"Fu/meow/woof!"

Three fire-attribute Pokémons sat in a row, but Litten was obviously keeping a certain distance from the other two that were about to get together.

"The so-called "Flame Guard" is a move that rapidly raises the temperature of the body hair, which is stronger than alloy, and inflicts damage and burns on the opponent while preventing contact attacks.

"This move takes advantage of the toughness of hair and the fire-attribute Pokémon's tolerance to high temperatures. It is a technique that only a very small number of Pokémon can master. It is very effective against opponents who use physical and contact moves."

It is an upgraded version of "Hold". Before Link traveled through time, it was an exclusive move of the Paradox Species Sky Breaker. However, based on his understanding of GF, this move might be passed down to other Pokémons after two generations...

After listening to the trainer's explanation of the "Flame Guard" move, the three little Pokémon tried to understand this move and believed that it was feasible.

Especially the Growlithe, its body is strong and fire-resistant, so it doesn't feel anything even if it is surrounded by flames.

In general, this move is probably exclusive to the furry fire-attribute Pokémon with extremely high physical durability...

Litten felt that even if he learned it, it would not be of much use, after all, Blazing Roaring Tiger was not as fluffy as Arcanine.

Although the Fire Fox is fluffy, the problem is that it has no durability at all, and the premise of "defense and counterattack" is a mistake.

"That's right, that's why 'Flame Guard' is a move that has such a narrow learning range that only a very few fire-type Pokémon can master it.

“But if we turn the thinking around, how can we do this another way?”

The essence of "Fire Guard" is to "guard" and burn the opponent on contact.

If ultra-high temperature tough body hair works, then why not explosive reactive armor?
Of course, the elves didn't understand the terms Link was using, such as reactive armor, anti-detonation, chain-type, and hollow honeycomb structure. Did these sound like combat terms?
Well, as a trainer, of course you have to demonstrate the moves to the Pokémon yourself.

"Okay, let me demonstrate this technique. The three of you will attack me with the least powerful "Sparks"."

"Fu?" "Woof?"

Just as the two dog-type Pokémon were surprised, Litten had already spit out a flickering "spark" at its trainer. The "spark" shot out at close range was much faster than expected, and before Link could react, Litten's move had already hit him.

However, this skill did not cause any harm to him.

The moment the "spark" touched Link, the water-attribute energy he had set on his body surface was instantly activated.

There was a loud bang, and the small explosion that spread outward offset the "spark" with the smallest power.

"When you set up energy that explodes outwards upon contact while "holding", you can use the explosive energy flow generated by the explosion to resist, cut, and disrupt external energy, thereby increasing the effectiveness of "holding". "

The three elves seemed to understand something and vaguely grasped the principle and trick of this move.

"Now increase the power."

Litten further increases the power of "Spark", and the explosion it triggers becomes more violent, which is blocked by Link's "Protect".

So it used all its "spark" power.

Dense lines of fire poured down like a torrential rain, causing explosions again and again in front of Link.

Although its "sparks" shattered the strange explosion reaction "hold" after a moment, it also gave Link time to escape and avoid the attack.

"Humans are very fragile. Don't exert so much effort when I'm not telling you to."

Converted to Elf Link, it is only about level 5, and half of the racial value is invested in special defense.

"Meow……"

The cat doubts his life!
It couldn't even kill its own trainer, a human whose physical strength was weaker than that of a ten-year-old child! ?
Is this a dream or reality?
"It's a simple technique that you can learn with practice, and there are variations on it."

After that, Link created a water ball and threw it on the ground: "Fiery Cat, come and touch this."

Just as Litten was about to walk over, he realized something and wisely spit out a "spark".

The moment the "spark" touched the water ball, the latter exploded, extinguishing the flames and splashing all over the surrounding ground.

"This is similar to the use of "Wire Trap", "Spike Defense" or "Invisible Rock". It sets unstable flames and explodes the moment the opponent touches it. It is difficult to learn, but if Fire Fox uses "Telekinesis" to assist, it will become very easy."

If trainers could also use moves, it would be easy to inspire Pokémon through empathy and using themselves as examples, which is much easier than just imagining it.

Therefore, whether it was Fiery Fox, Litten, or Growlithe, they all easily understood the trainer's ideas and developed their own unique uses based on their own ideas and characteristics.

Fire Fox stayed and began to research some illegal skills that could be called "ultimate moves" with his trainer.

Time passed quickly and soon it was the next morning.

On the day when the gorgeous competition was held at Yu Kai’s venue.

　It’s about time to resume double updates.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)