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Chapter 219 Strange Events in the Spirit World? Cynthia's Championship Battle!
After some research, Cynthia successfully relied on her previous experience with game mechanics to defeat many NPCs blocking her way and finally reached the gym leader, Adam.

Victini was already eager to try out the Ice-type gym.

As the battle music began, this victorious star unleashed overwhelming power. Adam's carefully trained Delicious, Froslass, and Glalie, all Ice-type Pokémon, proved quite weak against Victini's powerful offensive capabilities and durability.

Flames flashed by one after another, and one after another, impressive notifications popped up.

The battle ended even faster than Cynthia had anticipated, and Adam, as the last gym leader, didn't even allow Cynthia to start a second round of challenges.

Another one-take success!

Amidst cheerful celebratory music, Adam, with a touch of helpless admiration, handed her the final badge—the Glacier Badge—along with the Hidden Skill learner, Waterfall Climbing.

After leaving the gym, Cynthia glanced at the map and quickly used Surf to reach the entrance to Victory Road.

A huge waterfall spans the river, with rapid currents and white mist filling the air.

This is the last obstacle on the road to the championship.

Cynthia had Ludicolo use the Waterfall Climbing technique he had just learned. Ludicolo was surrounded by a pale blue aura and immediately led her into the raging waterfall.

The turbulent water seemed to be tamed by an invisible force before it, forming a staircase that could be climbed.

And so, step by step, she steadily climbed to the top of the waterfall.

Standing atop the waterfall, a strong wind whips at the corners of the character's clothes.

Before them lay the entrance to a deep, dark, and enormous cave, with ancient and solemn inscriptions above the entrance: "Road to Victory."

Looking at this entrance, which symbolizes the starting point of the trainer's highest challenge, Cynthia felt a surge of emotion.

At this moment, she felt as if she had returned to the moment many years ago when she first stepped into the Sinnoh League and began her Champion Challenge.

That mix of excitement, tension, anticipation for unknown challenges, and the desire to reach the pinnacle of trainer status is remarkably similar to this moment.

At this point, he found himself somewhat reluctant to leave.

This game, which brought her countless shocks and surprises, and even allowed her to see many hidden secrets behind the world, seems to be coming to an end.

In any case, after challenging the league and becoming the champion, the content of this game should be almost over, right?
I just hope that after it's over, I can get the answers to those questions.

She took a deep breath and then firmly pressed the forward button.

The characters on the screen then stepped into the dark cave leading to the summit.

At the same time, on the other side.

In a strange and eerie space.

This is a world without sunlight; the air is thick like black ink, filled with the scent of stale earth and a cold atmosphere.

The sky was completely black, with no sun or moon, only the occasional wisps of distorted grayish-white mist drifting by.

The earth was cracked and parched, devoid of any life. Only some dead trees could be seen, their withered branches stretching out like ethereal ghostly claws.

In the air, clusters of will-o'-the-wisps flickered restlessly, reflecting off the jagged rocks on the ground.

It is a strange space outside of reality, belonging to Ghost-type Pokémon.

Spirit world.

At this moment, a man dressed in a dark gray, antique-style robe is walking slowly along a road.

He seemed to have long been accustomed to the deathly silence and coldness of this place.

But today, he felt something was off, and he kept looking up and glancing around.

It felt like something was about to happen...
The air seemed thicker, and the drifting will-o'-the-wisps moved more restlessly, their eerie glow flickering more rapidly, as if influenced by an unseen force.

Even the ground beneath their feet was trembling almost imperceptibly; clearly, something was not normal.

The man quickened his pace, passing through a strange archway made of huge, pale, withered bones, and arrived at the most central and forbidden place in this spirit realm.

This place appears to be an altar.

Behind the altar, a massive, bottomless circular abyss stretched out, with only a chilling wind swirling upwards from below, emitting a low, mournful howl.

At the center of the abyss, a huge black rock platform covered with ancient runes floats.

In the center of the platform, a huge stone coffin rests quietly.

This stone coffin has existed for countless years. It is made entirely of a strange black stone, and its surface is covered with bizarre patterns that are difficult to decipher. It exudes a heavy aura that makes one feel depressed.

The lid of the sarcophagus was extremely thick, with nine red nails, each as thick as an arm and covered with runes, nailed to it.

It was as if something was being firmly nailed into this stone coffin.

At this moment, the man stood beside the stone coffin, silently watching it, as if sensing something.

A minute passed.

Ten minutes passed.

He stared at it for a long time, trying to find something amiss.

However, no matter how closely he looked at it, the stone coffin simply lay there quietly, without moving.

After an unknown amount of time, the man finally breathed a slight sigh of relief, turned around, and quickly left.

But just as he walked away and disappeared into the dark shadows...

Near the edge of the sarcophagus lid, one of the nine sealing nails, the one with a twisted serpentine pattern engraved on its head, moved very slightly.

Then, everything returned to calm, as if nothing had happened.

Kanto region, Cerulean City.

Looking at the familiar room layout, Ling Feng couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

I'm finally back. The air over there really didn't smell good; it smells so much better here.
Now that he's back home, Ling Feng's tense nerves can finally relax a little.

He subconsciously glanced around, but the chandelier spirit was still not in the room; it had probably gone off to play somewhere again.

Ling Feng shook his head, drawing his attention back to the biggest problem at hand—the countdown to the Genesis Engine was flashing continuously on the system panel, twenty-one days.

This is real-world time, meaning I need to find a solution within at least two weeks in the real world and then go back to solve the problem in that world.

He quickly sorted out his thoughts. His two most important goals at the moment were to improve his strength so that he would be strong enough to face the future species, ancient species, and members of the alliance when he went to that world next time. He would probably need to reach at least the Heavenly King level.

Second, find an item containing powerful life energy to replace the lost key and prevent the Genesis Engine from starting.

Improving your strength with magical candies is undoubtedly the fastest and most direct choice.

Rare Candy directly increases experience points, while the Master Ball doubles the experience points gained by all your Pokémon.

But Ling Feng frowned slightly.

The rare candies marked "[Restricted]" that had been lying in his system inventory were like a mountain of gold he could see but couldn't touch. These candies could only be given to players; his own Pokémon couldn't use them.

The only time I received unlimited candy was from the gift box I got after completing the system task last time.

This is a bit troublesome.

System Tasks
He subconsciously glanced at his task panel.

However, at that moment, a series of rapid system notifications suddenly rang in his mind!
[Ding! Detected a large number of high-intensity emotional fluctuations (shock, fear, awe, ecstasy). Source: Individuals from another world (Members of the Watchers, Alliance Soldiers, Admiral Quinn). Emotional points are being calculated.]

[Settlement complete! Total Emotion Points earned in this event: 2273!]

[Ding! The current world (ID: 002) has accumulated over 11000 Emotion Points!]

[Dimensional Communicator (bound to World 002) function unlocked!]

[Note: The host may activate the dimensional communicator at any time to travel to the next world!]

Ling Feng was stunned for a moment, then realized what was happening.

Yes, the battle I just experienced at the Watchers' base, especially the appearance of Ho-Oh, was obviously explosive enough for both the Watchers and the League members.

Their emotions, whether friend or foe, were naturally converted into points.

With over two thousand points, plus what I accumulated before, I now have a total of 5 points.

However, a dimensional communicator can be used to connect to the new world.
Let's forget about this. We've already reached 80% progress in exploring the second world, and we're just 20% away from unlocking the special world. It's definitely better to wait now.

His gaze fell on the mission panel.

Main Quest: The Foundation of a Legend (SS)

[Task Requirements: 1. Achieve over 1000 million paid downloads for any game you create within a single world. 2. Unlock and use at least one "Advanced Crafting Module" to create a new game and achieve sales of at least five million copies!]

[Task Rewards: 10000 Emotion Points, 1 "Seed of the World" Fragment, 1 Random Legendary Crafting Module]

Fragments of the "Seed of the World".
Ling Feng suddenly realized that just this name sounded like it might contain that so-called life energy.
This thing might actually be able to replace the key to the Genesis Engine, right?
He directly pulled up the sales data for Pokémon Emerald from the system panel and glanced at it. As of that moment, the number of paid downloads had reached 920 million!

We're just a little short of reaching the first requirement of 1000 million copies.

Conservatively speaking, it should be completed within two days.

The second requirement is to unlock and use the advanced crafting module.
In that instant, Ling Feng suddenly remembered something else.

It seems that the system rewarded me with an advanced module when I completed the prerequisite main quest before, right?

He immediately began searching deep within the system interface.

Sure enough! A module icon, shimmering with a pale golden light, lay quietly in the corner.

[S-Tier Special Crafting Module: PWS. Parallel World Server]

[Description: Activating this module allows your games to be virtually projected onto intelligent life forms (humans) in any other worlds you have visited, making them your players.]

[Additional effect: Emotion points obtained through the PWS module are increased to 200% of the base value at the time of settlement.]

Ling Feng slapped his forehead.

After transmigrating to the second world, there were just too many things to do, and I actually forgot about this good thing!

With this, why bother with alliances?
He can directly put the game into the minds of everyone in that world.

No matter how powerful those people in the alliance are, they can't possibly manage the minds of ordinary people, right?
Hmm... if it's that world, it doesn't seem impossible.

However, the only downside to this module is that the loaded objects are limited to humans.

This means that legendary Pokémon like Flareon, or other Pokémon, cannot become his player for the time being.

However, the existence of this module is already a huge breakthrough!

He carefully read the module description, then frowned slightly. This PWS module had a key limitation.

It can only be used in "other worlds" and cannot be used in the "main world" where you are currently located.

This is probably one of the reasons why I subconsciously ignored it before.

Then the thought process becomes clear.

After completing the mission, he still needs to unlock a new "Advanced Crafting Module" that can be used in the main world and integrate it into the next game, Pokémon Rescue Team.

Then, within three weeks, get the rescue team to sell five million copies in the main world!

Is there enough time?

Ling Feng thought for a moment.

Emerald reached nearly 10 million downloads in just about ten days after its release.

Three weeks is theoretically more than enough time.

However, this is contingent on the game itself being appealing enough, similar to Emerald.

He sat down at his desk and turned on his computer monitor.

I wonder what kind of things the people at Dream Factory will create based on their game concepts.
Meanwhile, Tianguan Mountain.

Cynthia took a deep breath and her fingertips landed steadily on the keyboard.

On the screen, her character "Strawberry Ice Cream" stands in front of the magnificent and sacred entrance to the Hoenn League Champions Hall.

Behind them lay the Champion Road, a long and arduous journey they had just traversed—a path filled with powerful wild Pokémon and elite trainers, requiring ample supplies to complete.

She spent almost all the money she had saved in the game to buy various recovery items before she finally managed to get through the huge maze.

At this moment, her team is neatly arranged in the status bar:

Bictini: lv75.

Lizard King: lv74
Lucky Kappa: lv74
Rotom: lv75
Big-headed Gull: lv73
Besides the five Pokémon that accompanied her from the beginning, there was another one.

After defeating the Sootopolis Gym, the egg finally hatched, and out of it emerged a little Woko!

And this little guy, whom she had specially taken along on the Road to Champion, had gained a lot of experience and had now reached level 70.

As her gaze swept over the Pokémon in the six teams, Cynthia felt a surge of confidence.

These Pokémon have very reasonable move sets and type combinations, and both are core members of the rain team, such as Ludicolo and Pelipper.

It's time to meet the Hoenn Elite Four!

So, the first opponent is next.

She manipulated the character and stepped onto the first long staircase before her!
(End of this chapter)