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Chapter 83: I'm invincible, kids (5k)

At this moment, seeing that the Lizard King's health bar was instantly reduced by a single move from the Gnathosaurus, not only was Shirona stunned, but the audience in the live broadcast room were naturally all stunned as well.

They had the same doubts in their hearts as Sirona just now.

——Why is it that even though it is a restraining skill, it is not a skill of this system, the Lizard King has so much health, but it is gone in an instant?
The power of the skill "Frozen Fang" is not as terrifying as "Ultimate Impact", right?
Could it be that the physical attack power of this Gyrodon is even more terrifying than that of the King of Leave?

This isn't very scientific, is it?

But at this moment, Shirona directly noticed the characteristic that just flashed by.

"Strong Jaws."

So...is this a characteristic unique to fossil Pokémon like Gnathosaurus?

No, it seems not.

I seem to have heard that other Pokémon also have this trait that can increase the power of bite-type moves, but there are quite few such Pokémon, so this trait is also quite unpopular.

Even the scientific research community took a lot of effort to discover this feature.
Because this characteristic is so rare, Shirona seems to have only an impression of it, and she does not know the specific situation.

For example, how much does this feature increase damage?
If the increase is relatively small, it would prove that the physical attack power of this branch ichthyosaur is probably a bit exaggerated.

If the increase is very large, then it is no longer the power of the Branchiosaurus itself.

However, if this guy can learn "Freeze Fang", then there is a chance that he can also learn "Ice Fang" and "Flame Fang" as well as the evil-type "Bite".
Combined with this characteristic, this Pokémon will be very unique in combat.

No matter what skills he uses, he uses his huge mouth to bite the enemy. He can also restrain many opponents.

It seems quite interesting?
At this moment, Shirona's attention returned to the battle.

This guy's output ability is really a bit scary, but there are so many Pokémon in his team after all, so he can be killed even if he grinds it down.

But Shirona was not sure whether she could defeat this guy or subdue him.

So she could only carefully send out Lotte Kappa and use the less powerful skill "Mind Hammer" to reduce the opponent's health.

The pink head hammer formed by superpowers slammed heavily on the body of the Gnathosaurus, knocking off a small part of its blood again and making its blood flash red.

This time, the move used by the Gnathosaurus was exactly the "bite" that Shirona had just guessed.

Dark black energy condensed on its teeth, biting fiercely towards Lotte Kappa.
The health bar above Lotte Kappa's head dropped by more than half in an instant!

Facing the Gyrocebus whose blood bar was already flashing red, Shirona took a deep breath and directly threw out a basic red and white ball.

The Poké Ball hit the Gnathosaurus, turning it into a red light and taking it into the ball.

After the sphere shook slightly twice, the Gnathosaurus actually struggled out and the capture failed!

The Gnathosaurus, which was not successfully captured by the Poké Ball, seemed extremely angry. It pounced forward again and bit Lotte Kappa again.

Although "Bite" and "Frozen Teeth" are not its original skills, with the damage increase of the "Strong Jaw" characteristic and its own strength, Lotte Kappa's health bar is beginning to be a little unbearable, and only the last trace of red blood is left.

Sirona also suddenly realized a problem.

It's not difficult for my team to defeat it, but if I let it bite me like this, I'm afraid it might be possible...
So she gritted her teeth, hardened her heart, took a deep breath, and picked out the dark black "high-level ball" she had picked up before from her backpack, which was far beyond what could be obtained at this stage, and threw it out directly.

The dark black sphere traced a perfect trajectory through the air, transforming the Gnathosaurus into a streak of yellow light and absorbing it within. This time, the Poké Ball landed on the ground and began to shake violently.

The air seemed to freeze at this moment, and everyone was staring nervously at the Poké Ball on the ground. This was the only high-level Poké Ball that Shirona currently had, and it would be gone once it was used up.

But luckily, when the Poké Ball was shaken for the fifth time, it clicked and the button on the surface of the ball locked.

Several stars emerged from the Poké Ball, accompanied by exciting and cheerful BGM, which also proved the success of capturing Sirona.

[Congratulations! You've successfully captured Gyrodactyl! New Pokémon information has been added to the Pokedex!]

It was not until this moment that Shirona breathed a sigh of relief when she looked at the screen that showed her exiting the battle interface.

If this Poké Ball couldn't capture Gyarados, she wasn't sure if she could successfully capture it with the Red and White Ball before her team was bitten through by this Pokémon.

It seems that I will have to find a way to get a few better Poké Balls.

Otherwise, if you encounter a Pokémon worth capturing or an unexpected situation, and you can only use the most basic red and white balls, it would be a bit embarrassing.
Before she could check the Pokémon encyclopedia of Gnathosaurus, Zhenghui, who had been hiding in the bushes nearby in the game, trotted over and came forward, as if he had finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Finally I got rid of this guy, and it was you who did it, Strawberry Ice Cream! If it weren't for you, I don't know what I would do."

Shirona glanced at Zhenghui, then looked at the small wooden house not far away.

The already dilapidated wooden house now looked no different from a garbage shed after being destroyed by the Gnathosaurus.

She couldn't help but press the interaction button and asked:

"Um, is your research institute okay?"

Zhenghui looked back at his house not far away, his expression froze for a moment, but he quickly waved his hand and replied.

"It's okay, it's okay. I was planning to move to a new location anyway. This guy's destructive power is really scary. Fortunately, my machine was not bitten to pieces."

"As expected of a Fossil Pokémon, it's just wild!"

Having said that, he looked up at the dark black Poké Ball in Shirona's hand, stepped forward, took a deep breath, and suddenly entered a very excited state.

"By the way, I really want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to revive a fossil Pokémon. This finally proves that my painstaking research is successful!"

Having said that, Zhenghui suddenly started dancing and cheering like a madman, waving his arms.

“Oh yeah!! Hehehaha!!”

You can tell he's genuinely happy.

Before Shirona could say anything, she saw Zhenghui in this state quickly turn back and come in front of her.

"Look at your eyes, I know, do you think I don't look like a researcher at all? I'm telling you, you're totally wrong!"

Sirona was stunned.

Honestly, I don't think so. I know at least ten researchers, if not five, and almost all the top researchers are like Zhenghui.

Once they make a discovery in their field, they will fall into this kind of crazy and frantic state. It can be said that none of these researchers have a normal mental state.

So she's kind of used to it.

However, Zhenghui in the game didn't know what she was thinking. He pointed a finger at the black Poké Ball in her hand and spoke with confidence.

"Don't you know what it means to me to revive a fossil Pokémon?"

"It means all my research over the years wasn't in vain or just wishful thinking! It's all based on facts and is correct!"

"And reviving a fossil Pokémon might be my only chance in this lifetime!"

"Oh, the main thing is, you don't know how precious living fossils are. I've been looking for them for years and haven't found any!"

"While I'll be looking for something like this in the next few decades, I doubt I'll ever find it in my lifetime."

“So all in all, thank you so much.”

As Zhenghui said this, he rushed forward, shook the hands of the Sirona character, and shook them up and down, thanking him sincerely.

However, Sirona's expression at this moment was a bit complicated.

"Living fossils are so precious, I'm probably never going to find another one in my lifetime?"

Um.
She thought about it, and finally pressed the interact button to speak.

“Uh, well, actually…”

Zhenghui frowned immediately upon being interrupted. "Actually what? Hey, you're not questioning what I said, are you?"

"Really? This might be the only living fossil in the world! I even asked Daigo, and he hasn't seen one!"

However, just as she finished speaking, Shirona's character took something out of her arms. It was a dark black stone with huge claw marks on it.
This was the new fossil she had obtained in the desert before.

"Actually, I have a living fossil here, and I want you to help revive it."

Zhenghui: ???

After handing the new active fossil to Zhenghui, Zhenghui had a lot to say, chased Shirona around and around, and almost knelt down to her.

After learning that the situation of this new active fossil was somewhat complicated and that it would take more than a day to revive it, Shirona left Zhenghui's cabin.

One day in the game roughly corresponds to about half a day in the real world, which means that I will probably have to go online tomorrow to see what Pokémon will be hatched from this fossil.

After leaving the cabin, Shirona did not walk far, but directly opened the team interface to check the new Pokémon called Gyrocebus that she had just obtained.

You won’t know until you see it, and you won’t know until you see it. She was shocked when she saw it. She found that this guy was indeed different from all the Pokémon she had seen.

In terms of attributes, this guy actually has no obvious shortcomings, and the values ​​in various aspects are quite high, just like a hexagonal warrior with a "pot waist".

But the attribute distribution is quite balanced, in other words, it is not particularly outstanding in any aspect.

This guy's speed isn't as fast as Lotte Kappa, and his special attack and physical attack are lower than Lizardking's. However, his stamina is pretty good, so it's obviously a Pokémon that focuses on durability.

After seeing the strength of this physical attack, Shirona immediately began to think, it seems that the characteristic it possesses is the one that increases its damage more significantly...
Sure enough, when Shirona opened the feature interface of this guy, a line of text immediately caught her eye.

[Ability: Strong Jaws. Pokémon with this ability will increase the power of all bite attacks by 50%.]

50% is already a rather exaggerated bonus value. You should know that in this game, the most classic damage-increasing characteristics such as "Lush", "Tide" and "Inferno" require the Pokémon's physical strength to drop to 1/3 before they can be triggered. The requirements can be said to be quite harsh.

And this skill can actually unconditionally increase the damage of all biting skills by 50%!

Sure enough, these fossil Pokémon all have their own unique skills.

However, the comments in the live broadcast room did not seem to be very satisfied with the result.

Is this a fossil Pokémon? It feels like something is missing.

[Yeah, look at the previous Archaeopteryx's physical attack damage, which was so exaggerated. Then look at that guy called Tentacle Lily, who was so tanky that it was almost disgusting. This guy's ability distribution is so balanced, it's really not as good as it seems.]

[Indeed, playing it safe is equal to being moderate, and this trait is considered a bright spot, but I think many other Pokémon also have this trait.]

[That's what I remember as well. So, among the Fossil Pokémon, this one isn't particularly strong. If I had to say anything about its strengths, it's that its Water and Dragon attributes are pretty good.]

While everyone was discussing about the Gnathosaurus in the live broadcast room.

Shirona opened the skill panel of Gnathosaurus and took a look. If the core of this Pokémon lies in its "strong jaws" characteristic, then how many biting moves it can learn is very important.

The actual situation made Sirona feel a little disappointed.

By reaching this level, the skills that a branchial ichthyosaur can learn should be almost complete.

However, the biting moves that Shirona saw in her skill pool were quite rare. Currently, the skill pool of this Gyrodon only had the "Frozen Teeth" and "Crush" that had just appeared. In addition, there was the evil-attributed "Bite" and the ordinary-attributed "Angry Fangs". Apart from that, there was nothing else.

There was no trace of the "Thunder Fang" and "Flame Fang" that Shirona had imagined.

This situation is really regrettable. After all, without these two skills, a lot of available attack surfaces are lost accordingly. It's really a pity.

We can only wait and see if there will be a bite-type skill learning move in the next game, so that this branchy ichthyosaur can learn and comprehend it.
While Shirona was thinking, she suddenly found two unfamiliar words that she had never seen before appeared in the lower right corner of the skill pool.

"Gill bite".

She was stunned for a moment. What kind of skill is this?
Hover the mouse over the skill, and a series of information will quickly appear.

["Gill Bite", water attribute skill, power 85.]

[This skill belongs to the gnawing category.]

Seeing this, Sirona couldn't help but nodded slightly.

This is not bad, after all, the water attribute has a pretty wide range of attack.

Moreover, this is this guy's own move. Not only can it benefit from the power bonus of the system, but it can also obtain further enhancement of the characteristics. The output ability should be quite good.

However, as she was thinking this, she suddenly discovered that this skill actually had an additional effect.

Sirona didn't care much at first.

Her experience of playing this game told her that there were actually quite a few skills like this.

For example, the previous "One Hundred Thousand Volts" has a slight chance of paralyzing the opponent, which is equivalent to a bonus, and the probability of producing an effect is generally very low.

But Sirona found that the font she saw next was completely beyond her expectations.

It was a rather simple and unadorned line of words.

[When attacking first, the power of this move is doubled.]

Sirona: ???

Barrage: ?????
The moment this line of text appeared on the screen, the entire live broadcast room exploded again.

"Teacher, I don't know how to count. If I use this move first, how much power will it have?"

85 × 2 × 1.5 × 1.5 =?

[Don't count the above, it's equivalent to 1 tons of damage.]

Kids, he's invincible.

[Just a reminder, damage calculation in this game isn't simply multiplication. If you carry an item that increases the power of water-based skills, the damage will be increased by an additional 30%.]

"I told you, there's not a single fossil Pokémon that's not outrageous. That's about right."

While everyone in the live broadcast room was discussing frantically, Shirona was actually extremely surprised in her heart.

If this skill is used first, wouldn't the damage on paper be higher than that of "Ultimate Impact"?

In addition, you can also enjoy the 50% damage increase of the Gyrodon characteristic.
Isn't this a bit exaggerated?

Having said that, although the requirement of "taking action first" seems very high.

But in fact, most Pokémon follow the same characteristic, that is, Pokémon with high durability and defense generally do not move very fast.

Correspondingly, Pokémon with fast movement speed and strong output capabilities will not perform particularly well in terms of durability.

This means.
With the basic damage of this skill combined with the characteristics of Gyrocebus, there is a high probability that high-speed fragile Pokémon will not be able to withstand it.

And if you encounter those Pokémon that are extremely slow and good at endurance, the terrifying double power of Gyrocebus can directly cause a devastating blow to them!

As for those Pokémon whose speed is just right, slightly slower than that of Gyrocebus
If you encounter a branchiosaurus, you can only consider yourself unlucky.

These theories are only explored based on the speed attribute of Pokémon.

You know, in actual combat, if you want to make the Gnaphalosaurus attack first, there are so many ways.

For example, Owl has currently mastered the "Tailwind" which can double the speed of all friendly Pokémon.

For example, there was a "Fine Scarf" item that appeared in the game. When carried, it could increase a Pokémon's speed by 50%, but it only allowed it to use the move "Fine Scarf" repeatedly.
Even the "Trick Space" that he knew could reverse the speed of Pokémon.
You can even let the Gnathosaurus eat a speed-enhancing item during the battle.

No matter which one, once it is achieved
Next, the entire battle will probably become a buffet for the Gyrocebus.
——If God stands in the way, eat God; if Buddha stands in the way, eat Buddha!

　There are still 5k left.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)