Age of Elves: I started flashing with my handheld.

"After you left last night, a post appeared on the campus network saying that you joined Professor Lin's team before military training even started, and they even posted your entrance exam scores. Now you're quite a celebrity at Qiantang University!"

"I just wonder when I'll become a popular figure at school..." Ji Xiangge said with longing.

"Troublesome," Nanfeng frowned. No wonder he felt like a lot of strangers were staring at him when he walked over.

Oh well, I'll become famous sooner or later. Shiny Kirlia, Shiny Mujou Warrior—if I use it just once at school, everyone will remember me.

The two chatted for a while longer. Despite his advanced age, Xiang Ge was still a baby at heart, a very curious one. He kept asking Nan Feng all sorts of questions, becoming quite the chatterbox. They talked about everything from his entrance exam scores to foreign politics. If the breeding shed hadn't opened at the appointed time, Nan Feng figured he would have been exploring with him whether aliens existed in the world.

Nanfeng didn't know if aliens existed, but he was certain that alien spirits existed.

"Everyone, follow your class monitor and enter in an orderly fashion, one class per room." Tang Zhihui stood at the front of the line. Today she was wearing a white tracksuit, but her graceful figure was still particularly eye-catching.

Five teams entered in pairs, and soon it was Nanfeng's class's turn.

Following Pang Mo into the breeding hut, everyone first passed through a disinfection checkpoint before being allowed to enter the room where the Pokémon eggs were stored.

The large room contained hundreds of Pokémon eggs, each a different color, and even those of the same color had completely different markings. Just as you can't find two identical leaves, you can't find two identical Pokémon eggs.

Not only that, the size of the Pokémon eggs also varies. The small Pokémon eggs are only the size of a palm, while the large Pokémon eggs look like they have a barrel around their waist.

Regardless of size, each Pokémon egg is placed in a glass container with a corresponding temperature regulation mechanism. Only at the most suitable temperature can the success rate of Pokémon birth be increased, resulting in the healthiest Pokémon babies.

"Wow, what an adorable elf egg!"

"With so many Pokémon eggs, how am I supposed to choose? Can anyone tell me how to tell which Pokémon each egg corresponds to?"

"I'm going to pick a red Pokémon egg later; it should hatch into a Fire-type Pokémon!"

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They say two women are equal to a thousand ducks, and there are more than thirty girls in my class.

Nanfeng felt as if he had suddenly arrived at a vegetable market.

"Alright, everyone, quiet down and quickly choose your Pokémon eggs. Remember, you can't touch them during the observation phase. If you're sure you want this Pokémon egg, take the container off the platform and come to me to register." A loud voice silencing the noise.

Counselor Tang Zhihui's aura was enough to keep these young girls in check.

The girls then lowered their voices and began to discuss quietly.

"Dude, what kind of Pokémon do you want? I'll pick one for you!" Ji Xiangge said, patting his chest as if he were picking a watermelon, not a Pokémon egg, and he was sure he could pick a super sweet one!

"No need," Nanfeng casually picked up the nearest Pokémon egg.

He wasn't interested in free elf eggs.

The Poké Balls that schools give away to students for free are unlikely to contain pseudo-legendary Pokémon, and even rare Pokémon are probably few and far between. Since you haven't learned how to identify Pokémon eggs and don't have X-ray vision, you have no idea what kind of Pokémon are inside. Carefully selecting one or just grabbing one randomly makes no difference.

No need to waste time.

He took the elf egg and went directly to Tang Zhihui to register.

"So soon? Aren't you going to choose anymore?" Tang Zhihui asked.

"There's no need," Nanfeng shook his head slightly.

“That’s true,” Tang Zhihui said, looking up at everyone. “The first phase of military training is hatching this elf egg. The first person to successfully hatch it will receive a reward of items corresponding to the elf's attribute, and will also unlock the second phase ahead of time. So please tell me as soon as you hatch yours.”

After completing the registration, Nanfeng left the breeding shed with the glass container in her arms.

Only when he was walking on the street did he have time to properly look at the Pokémon egg in his hand.

White background with round spots, but each spot is a different color: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, and purple... wow, the colors of a rainbow.

Wait, what kind of sprite is related to rainbows?

Phoenix King?

Nanfeng felt like he'd been delusional. Could this ordinary Pokémon egg really hatch into Ho-Oh?

However, speaking of elf eggs, Nanfeng remembered that there are also egg hatching games.

Furthermore, in the game, eggs don't hatch naturally over time; instead, they are hatched by counting steps!

The system calculates the number of steps taken by the main character, and once a certain number of steps are reached, the sprite will naturally hatch.

If that's the case, can I put this Pokémon egg into my handheld console and hatch it by counting steps?

I remember that Counselor Tang just said that the first person to hatch a Pokémon egg will receive a corresponding Pokémon item reward!

Without further ado, Nanfeng headed straight for the dormitory.

46. ​​From now on, Arceus's nickname will be Tutu!

Back in the dormitory, Nanfeng turned on his handheld console.

It's confirmed that Pokémon eggs can also be stored in handheld consoles.

However, the Pokémon Egg also takes up a Pokémon slot, so Nanfeng took out a Zigzagoon and replaced it with the Pokémon Egg.

Since the hatching steps were unknown, Nanfeng could only keep the Pokémon egg in the Stone Cave, grinding for both shiny spots and hatching steps.

Nanfeng's hands moved skillfully, but his mind was blank as he recalled his past life's experience of hatching eggs and getting rare items.

In the game from the previous life, the probability of hatching a shiny Pokémon from an egg was higher than the probability of encountering a shiny Pokémon on the road. (PS: It might be the same; there are various opinions, but I can't find a definitive one. Let's assume in this book that the probability of hatching a shiny Pokémon from an egg is higher than encountering one on the road.)

If you pair it with an item called "Shining Amulet", the probability of hatching a Shiny Amulet will increase even further.

Therefore, many players, after completing the game, spend their days grinding for shiny Pokémon when they have nothing else to do.

Some people specifically farm for pseudo-legendary shiny Pokémon, while others prefer farming for cool and beautiful ones like Riolu and Ralts. Some even aim to complete their Pokédex with a shiny Pokémon.

They've really figured out how to play the Pokémon collection and training game.

Nanfeng also got hooked, but after farming twenty boxes of Mini Dragon Eggs without getting a single shiny, he decided to give up.

In the game, one crate contains sixty eggs, so twenty crates would contain twelve hundred eggs. (pokemmo)

After 1,200 eggs without any sparks, Nanfeng felt he must be of African descent.

But once you go on Tieba (a Chinese online forum), the experts there often have hundreds of boxes of flashless items, and they can spend seven or eight months on it.

Nanfeng found it hard to believe that there could be such a persevering trainer.

So...they don't have to go to work?

Of course, besides those with bad luck, there are also those with exceptional luck, like getting a box of shiny 6V Riolu and half a box of shiny 5V Ralts. These kinds of lucky players deserve to be scorned by everyone.

The ancestral graves are no longer just emitting green smoke; this is like building a crematorium on top of the ancestral graves!

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Nanfeng was initially provoked and overestimated his abilities, continuing to buy another hundred boxes, only to realize his true colors as an unlucky person.

(No, bring in another hundred cases tonight!)

"I had such bad luck in my past life, so how lucky am I in this life?" Nanfeng suddenly pondered the topic of fate.

Logically speaking, if someone has even encountered something like time travel, their luck must be extremely good.

Furthermore, Lu Bu flashed Ralts and Makuhime.

All signs indicate that I'm incredibly lucky in this lifetime!

"If I get the chance, I'm going to farm another hundred boxes of Dratini, and try to get a shiny Dratini," Nanfeng hummed.

Time flies. Three hours later, Nanfeng had just defeated a Cocodora and was controlling the protagonist to run a few steps forward when the handheld console screen changed, and a Pokémon egg appeared.

"Is it hatching yet? It seems it really is related to the number of steps taken."

With a "pop," a crack appeared on the elf egg covered with colorful round spots, and the next second, a dog's head broke through the elf egg.

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When the eggshell broke completely, a white-furred dog that walked upright was revealed. Its brown ears and tail with a paint-green tip were very distinctive features.

This is a Tutu dog.

"Not bad luck," Nanfeng murmured.

Smeargle is an extremely rare Pokémon, its rarity in reality comparable to that of pseudo-legendary Pokémon. However, because its strength is so low, no one would train it for battle.

Many trainers of the Teddy Bear dog are artists. This is because Teddy Bear dogs are born to paint; their tails are their paintbrushes, and the green paint at the tip of their tails can even change depending on their mood.

They often create stunning paintings.

Many oil paintings worth millions abroad are the work of Smeargles. In the field of painting, Smeargles are legendary, almost like elves.

However, Nanfeng chose Tutu Dog not because it could draw, but because of its extremely special "sketching" skills.

Sketch: Permanently replace the sketch with the last move used by the target.

This makes Tutu Dog an excellent tool.

Pet-catching tool Tutu Dog's moveset: Point Attack + Black Gaze + Mushroom Spore + Soak.

Once I touch a spirit, there's no way it can escape!

Smeargle's recommended moves: Fly + Surf + Teleport + Dig

Tutu Dog: I am the army, navy, and air force!

Theoretically speaking, even if a legendary spirit uses its unique skill in front of it once, it can convert the opponent's skill into its own permanent skill.

It was possible to do this in the game of his previous life; Nanfeng had also performed this kind of trick.

Recommended moveset: V-Blast + Devastate Wish + Interlaced Lightning + Interlaced Flames.

I just don't know if it's possible to do that in the world today.

After all, the power of a legendary Pokémon's unique skills is not just reflected in the game's stats.

"In my previous game, Pokémon could only have four move sets, but now I can have unlimited move sets, which saves me the trouble of having multiple Smeargles."

"Wait!" Nanfeng suddenly sat up in bed.

Smeargle's Sketch ability allows it to copy almost every Pokémon's moves into its own, and it has no limit to its move slots. Doesn't that mean it could potentially master all Pokémon's moves?

Master all skills...

This is probably an ability that only Arceus, who has collected all eighteen tablets, could possess!

Eevee's nickname is "Little Arceus".

From then on, Arceus's nickname was Tutu. Without the stone tablets, Arceus was nothing!

However, Nanfeng quickly came to her senses and dispelled her foolish thoughts.

Smeargle does possess "divine power," but it lacks a "divine body." In the game, Smeargle's base stat total is only 250. To put that in perspective... an unevolved Torchic has 60 more stats.

It's easy to imagine just how low its strength is...

"Forget it, I'll stick to the pure support route." Nanfeng felt that even using the poison defense tactic would be a bit difficult, and he couldn't possibly level it up to level 100 like in the game before using it. He should learn some support skills and focus on being a utility character.

(Pocoby will come, but not now.)

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After the egg-hatching scene ended, Nanfeng opened the individual stats panel of Tutu Dog to check. If the individual stats were not good, he would choose to try to improve them later.

[Tutu Dog (General)]

【Level: 1】

【Trait: Unpredictable Mood (At the end of each turn, one of the following stats will randomly increase by 2 stages: Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, or Speed; and another stat will randomly decrease by 1 stage)】

Individual Values: HP (25), Attack (31), Special Attack (31), Defense (21), Special Defense (17), Speed ​​(31)

[Skill: Sketching]

[Items to carry: none]

A 3V build with Attack, Special Attack, and Speed.

"Not bad," Nanfeng commented. As a support, Tutu Dog is qualified enough. Although its "unpredictable mood" trait tells everyone that it has a heart that wants to carry.

Save the record.

The Poké Ball containing Smeargle immediately landed in front of Nanfeng.

Release it.

"Woof~" Tutu tilted its head and blinked as it looked at Nanfeng.