Pokémon: After taking the advice, this trainer is invincible.

Chapter 3 The Nemesis Bell-Bud Appears

Soon, Young Gilas ran out of the kitchen with a bowl of fried pancakes and placed it next to Chu Lang, while he practiced his "ramming" skill on a nearby rock.

His aptitude was too poor; he had almost no energy and couldn't practice any skills with attributes. For the past three years, he could only practice impact techniques.

Even after it's damaged, you can still eat it – killing two birds with one stone.

"Roar!"

Thinking about how he would soon be able to avenge Trumpet Sprout, Young Gilas banged his head against the stone with extra vigor today.

"Kacha——"

The collision left Chu Lang and Young Gilas stunned.

Young Gilas's tiny body crashed into the rock, and the two-meter-high boulder shattered instantly into countless small pieces.

Chu Lang didn't feel anything when he broke the concrete on the playground today, since it was his first time and he had nothing to compare it to.

But now that the stone in front of him has cracked, Chu Lang finally understands why the Strange Tree advised him to give up Young Giras.

The difference between perfect individual values ​​and low individual values ​​is just too great!

If all of Larvitar's individual values ​​reach their maximum...

hiss!

Chu Lang couldn't even imagine how wonderful that scene would be!

Chu Lang immediately took out his phone and sent another video of his young Gilas being brutally beaten by Trumpet Bud.

My baby Gilas has terrible speed, vitality, and defense. How can I change this? I'm open to advice!

After posting this message, Chu Lang and the young Gilas finished eating the pebbles and quickly put the bowl aside.

"Young Gilas, don't eat it yet. Keep the rest of the stones; they'll be useful later."

"See those three bees in the sky? Throw stones at them and practice your shooting skills."

"Roar?" Young Gilas paused for a moment, the meaning of which was quite clear.

What if I beat them up and they get angry? Will we be able to live together after that?

The three bees flying in the sky were stunned. Whose shooting down skills are trained like this?

Upon hearing Young Gilas's reminder, Chu Lang stretched out his hands and bowed to the three bees in the sky.

"My dear bee brothers, please bear with me today. Tomorrow I'll buy more saplings so you can collect nectar for us. Thank you!"

A female three-necked bee hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

Living on a farm, they had to give Chu Lang, the farm owner, some face.

Anyway, they watched this young Gilas grow up, so it doesn't hurt at all when it hits people.

“Young Gilas, make your move!” Chu Lang nodded to Young Gilas, then added, “Take the smallest stone and use half your strength.”

Young Gilas nodded and did as Chu Lang said.

Chu Lang had complete confidence in Young Gilas. Ever since he encountered this Young Gilas after transmigrating, Young Gilas had been very obedient, even cooking for Chu Lang himself, which was completely different from other people's Pokémon.

At first, Chu Lang was a little unaccustomed to Young Gilas's almost fawning behavior, but he got used to it later, after all, he had also done a lot for Young Gilas over the years.

Young Gilas found a small stone, tossed it in his hand, and was about to throw it when the three bees objected.

"Buzzing—"

Chu Lang was taken aback, not knowing what the three bees had said.

Just then, the system's voice suddenly rang out.

[Ding! Received D-level suggestion: How can you practice skills with such little force?]

The "Listen to Advice" quest has been upgraded; defeat one hundred flying sprites with stones and master the "Shoot Down" skill.

Upon hearing the system's voice, Chu Lang was shocked once again.

The concept of skill proficiency has existed for a long time, but it was always held by various high-level forces until it entered textbooks 300 years ago.

In the past, it was enough for Pokémon to simply learn a skill. Later, people realized that the same skill could have vastly different effects depending on the level of proficiency!

Even among Gym Leader-level Pokémon, some Pokémon can only destroy a single building with Water Pulse, while others can create a massive tsunami with it.

Since then, many elves have only practiced three to five skills in their entire lives, which shows how terrifying mastery of skills can be.

But now, Chu Lang's spirit can abandon the ethereal enlightenment and directly improve skill proficiency through quests!

"Three Bees, do you mean you want my elf to go all out?" Chu Lang suppressed his excitement and asked Three Bees somewhat uncertainly.

The leading female bee nodded again. Chu Lang had already promised to help them plant more trees, so how could she not let Young Gilas go all out?

Anyway, it won't hurt.

"Then I won't be polite?"

Chu Lang confirmed it again, fearing that the three bees might turn on him later.

The three bees nodded, then impatiently gave Chu Lang a nudge on the backside before continuing to collect nectar.

"Then I really made Larvitar use his full power!"

Chu Lang was completely relieved and had Young Gilas replace the rock with a larger one.

"Young Gilas, smash it with all your might, just don't try to kill it."

The rules of this world are very strange. As long as you don't have murderous intent, you won't kill other elves.

Young Gilas nodded, holding a rock bigger than his face, and hurled it into the sky.

"boom!"

A large branch fell, and the three bees looked at the broken part of the branch in horror. The stone was actually embedded hard into the tree trunk.

"Buzz!"

The three bees turned to look in the direction of the young Gilas, their eyes larger than usual, waving their hands and flapping their wings as they retreated.

She couldn't understand how a weakling could become so strong today.

If my aim hadn't been a little off, I'd probably be lying on the ground by now!

Young Gilas grinned slyly, picked up another stone from the ground, and was about to throw it at the three bees.

Just then, the three bees flapped their wings, and a gust of wind blew Young Gilas back into the room.

Taking advantage of this lull, all the three bees frantically flapped their wings and disappeared into the hive not far away.

Queen Bee, please protect me! I'm so scared!

Chu Lang looked at the three fleeing bees with a speechless expression.

I was originally planning to master the "Shoot Down" skill at the proficiency level on them, but they ran away before the quest bar even changed.

It seems this skill can only be tested on other Pokémon. A swarm of three bees is too dangerous; the opponent's queen bee is an elite Pokémon of level 20 or higher.

Although his young Gilas was quite old, he was limited by his original aptitude and was only at the beginner level, so he couldn't afford to offend the other party at all.

Just then, a trumpet bud climbed over the wall and landed in the yard, its eyes shining as it stared at the young gilas.

Chu Lang and Young Gilas both stared at the emerging trumpet bud with shining eyes, especially Young Gilas, who was extremely vengeful, his lips curling up more wide than an AK could suppress.

After the skill "Shoot Down" was upgraded, the task became defeating Pokémon flying in the sky, and Bellsprout, which was knocked away, perfectly fits this characteristic!

Chapter 4 Mythical Beast Mission!

"Youngkiras, beat him up!"

The moment Chu Lang spoke, Young Gilas couldn't contain himself any longer and rushed out.

Before recognizing this trumpet bud, Young Gilas considered himself a rather vengeful elf.

But he forcibly altered this trumpet bud...

Tolerable or unbearable!

Now that he's become a strongman, he must take revenge today and crush that trumpet bud to the ground!

Young Gilas used his Charge ability, charging towards Horntooth like a heavily armored truck.

Chu Lang gave him advice from behind, "Young Gilas, when you're halfway there, throw the stone you're holding out and hit him first."

Trumpet Sprout glared at Chu Lang, and Chu Lang immediately backed down.

“Young Gilas, I’m going to hide with the Queen Bee for a bit. You two continue.”

The two guys' playful fighting was just for fun, but it might be a different story if they hit Chu Lang.

It will kill people!

Trainers are seen as weaklings by Pokémon, easily defeated with a flick of their fingers, and can be nearly wiped out with a single move.

Since they're not enemies, let them play by themselves.