Age of Elves: I started flashing with my handheld.

Such a huge physical exertion means that some Pokémon with poor stamina are not qualified to learn.

Nanfeng felt that this flaw was perfectly acceptable.

In the early stages, when your level is low and your stamina is weak, use this move as your trump card. Later, as your skill level increases and your stamina becomes sufficient, you can unleash attacks with monstrous power, much like Slaking.

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If all your Pokémon can learn this skill, their physical attack power will at least double.

That's really tough work!

Read on.

At the end of the explanation of super-powerful moves, Senri also mentioned the skill combination of force exertion and contact-type moves.

Nanfeng then realized that Tengshu had learned his "power generation + contact-type moves" technique from Qianli.

Because the prerequisite for "super strength + contact-type moves" is "force exertion + contact-type moves".

Power is a fighting-style move, different from super strength, but in essence, both are about controlling the body's power.

You can start with generating power, and then move on to superhuman strength techniques once you have mastered the power generation.

Finally, Qianli also mentioned a possible theory.

......... .... ...

That is the combination of techniques: superhuman strength, contact moves, and explosive power.

Nanfeng finds this combination terrifying to even think about. If it could actually be achieved, it would probably rival the power of a legendary Pokémon's exclusive move.

But this is difficult...

The developer, Qianli, hasn't even learned it yet.

I'm afraid we'll have to figure it out ourselves.

There's a lot more to say about raising Slaking and Hyperactive Sarutobi, such as finding and cultivating their hobbies as "temptations" to command them later. It also discusses the unique nature of Slaking Pokémon; their laziness isn't just laziness, but rather a way of conserving energy, so you should avoid sending them out consecutively, etc.

Nanfeng noted everything down, but there was no need to study it in depth for now. After all, if the lazy otter were allowed to live a lazy life, it would probably take a long time for it to evolve into a hyperactive ape.

The last part of Qianli's breeding experience is about Kangaskhan and Swellow.

This guide includes tips on raising Kangaskhan, along with training methods for the move "Hold On".

The training tips for raising Swellow include the method for training the move "Brute Force". Swellow didn't have a chance to demonstrate this move in the previous battle. Its effect is quite unique; it can reduce the opponent's HP to the same level as its own.

Nanfeng guessed that the Great King Yan of Qianli would also "hold on," withstand the opponent's attack, and then weaken the opponent's stamina with brute force.

It may seem like it's still alive, but in reality, it's equivalent to trading one of the opponent's Pokémon.

However, this strategy doesn't allow for placing the Great Swan as the last character to appear.

130. Considering moving.

"Banji~~"

Tyranitar sat in the courtyard, looking like a small mountain.

He took a fist-sized hard stone from Nanfeng's hand and put it in his mouth, just like someone casually tossing a grape into their mouth.

"Crack, bang, bang!"

Then it reached out to the south wind again, but a hard rock couldn't fill its stomach at all.

Nanfeng could only pass one more up.

Banjira crunched it all up in its mouth before settling down in the yard to sleep, completely satisfied.

Two hard rocks were enough to defeat Tyranitar; that last one was the tenth one!

Hard rocks are not like ordinary ores; these are Pokémon items, each worth 100,000. That means Tyranitar eats one million South Winds a day, which adds up to thirty million a month.

If I hadn't become a fruit farmer and made a fortune with the "943" (referring to a specific type of fruit), I really wouldn't be qualified to raise it.

Of course, Nanfeng can choose to feed it with ordinary ore, and the cost should be only one-tenth.

But since we're going to train it, we should aim for the strongest Tyranitar.

Ten hard stones a day are necessary, and you'll also need plenty of Pokémon cubes.

Reaching out to touch Tyranitar, who was lying on the ground digesting its food, I realized I had been petty and narrow-minded before.

After obtaining the Petalburg Gym Badge, Nanfeng went to the courtyard to release Tyranitar. Contrary to expectations, Tyranitar wasn't as ferocious as anticipated; instead, it was rather goofy, sitting down on the ground and pointing to its belly, barking "Tyranitar, Tyranitar!"

It only stopped when Nanfeng stuffed a bunch of Pokémon cubes into its mouth.

Its favorite thing to do is to play with the artificial rockery in the yard like it's Lego. Recently, it took the sunglasses that Nanfeng had left on the balcony and put them on for itself, but the sunglasses were too big for its head and broke. Nanfeng had to buy it special sunglasses for elves to play with.

Judging by his appearance, he's a villain. Judging by his actions and expressions, he's definitely a three-year-old.

Nanfeng couldn't understand why a level 52 wild overlord spirit would have such a temper.

How did it survive before?

No, it's precisely because it's strong enough that it can be as willful and carefree as a child.

Looking around, Nanfeng suddenly felt that the yard was a bit small.

The lying-down Bangjira completely blocked the path from the room to the yard.

When Nanfeng first caught Onix, he didn't feel this way because no matter how big his house was, he couldn't possibly fit Onix in there, so keeping it in its Poké Ball was the norm.

However, once Tyranitar was released, the yard couldn't accommodate both Tyranitar and Psychic at the same time. So Psychic could only sit inside the house, and Tyranitar couldn't even enter the house, as its enormous size was larger than Nanfeng's dormitory.

So recently, Tyranitar and Mighty King have been eating and sleeping all day long, and haven't been doing any move training at all.

Especially recently, Blaziken and Garchomp have started training their Mighty moves. The destructive power and the noise they create are getting bigger and bigger. If you don't have a big enough space, you really can't use them properly.

"Should we move to a different place?" Nanfeng considered.

If we're considering changing dorms, there really aren't many good options in Nanfeng right now.

The areas near Qiantang University are all in bustling urban areas, while the areas far from Qiantang University are inconvenient for students to travel to and from class.

"I need to ask a local in Qiantang," Nanfeng thought. With so many students at Qiantang University, it's impossible that no one raises a large elf.

According to what Nanfeng heard during his class, there are quite a few trainers in the second and third years who raise large Pokémon such as Onix and Coalossal.

Nanfeng suddenly remembered that counselor Tang Zhihui was a local from Qiantang.

Just call them directly.

Nanfeng sat down in the courtyard, and Gardevoir used her psychic powers to bring tea from the second floor to the stone table in the courtyard.

Soon, the call was connected.

"Nanfeng? What's wrong?" Tang Zhihui's soft voice came from the other end of the phone.

"Sister Tang, I recently caught a rather large Pokémon, and I feel that my dorm is too small, so I'm looking for a bigger place to live. Are there any places outside Qiantang University with a large courtyard?" Nanfeng asked directly.

"I'd heard you'd caught a huge Tyranitar, so I knew this day would come," Tang Zhihui teased.

Nanfeng smiled. Although his dormitory was located at the far end of the dormitory area, there were other student dormitories nearby, so it wasn't surprising that someone of Tyranitar's size could be seen.

To the outside world, I am Principal Bai's disciple, just a Tyranitar, so I don't need to worry too much about what others think.

Many people are probably guessing now that this was given to Nanfeng by Principal Bai, since Principal Bai himself does indeed have a Tyranitar.

"The area outside Qiantang University..." Tang Zhihui thought for a moment and replied, "There is indeed a high-end villa community outside Qiantang University specifically built for trainers. Each villa comes with a large natural area for trainers to place their Pokémon."

"However, the price is a bit high; each set basically costs over a billion."

Nanfeng was about to say that money was not a problem.

One billion. If I didn't train Pokémon, it would take me more than two months to save up that much money. Before, the map only went up to Mauville City, with only twenty-one plots of land. Now that the map has been opened up to Autumn Leaf Town and Lava Cutter Town, I already have thirty plots of land, and my monthly income is around four hundred million.

However, in order to train the Pokémon, especially since there are two pseudo-legendary Pokémon in the lineup, Nanfeng's training costs at least 200 million Pokémon per month.

It would take me half a year to save up 1 billion.

"Can I rent it?" Nanfeng asked.

“They are all custom-built luxury villas, so they are not for rent to the public. Moreover, it seems that ordinary people do not have the means to buy them. Most of the people who can buy those places are gym leaders or high-level breeders,” Tang Zhihui suddenly remembered.

Okay, it's completely hopeless.

"Does it have to be from outside the school? Can't it be from inside the school?" Tang Zhihui asked.

"From the school? The school has relatively large dormitories?" Nanfeng asked curiously. He thought that it was already very generous of the school to provide such large villas for all students.

"Of course there are, but they're not exactly dormitories."

"Don't we have seven trial islands? Each island was built with a few inhabited places at the beginning. As long as you have the permission of the island's owner, you can live there."

"I remember there are still a few empty villas on Lin Jian's trial island. Didn't you join Lin Jian's laboratory? Go talk to him."

131. Seaside Villa

"Stay anywhere, choose anywhere"

This is Lin Jian's answer.

Nanfeng had offered to pay rent, but Lin Jian refused.

Although Nanfeng knew that the other party thought highly of him, he was also aware that he owed them a favor.

I'm not afraid of owing favors; mutual help is how friendships gradually develop.

Nanfeng was happy to be friends with Lin Jian, the mentor who had initially helped her.

That afternoon, Nanfeng went to see the house.

The island that Qiantang University created for Lin Jian is the seventh trial island.

Because the seven islands are built around Qiantang University, they are not far from the school.

Nanfeng tried riding the Desert Dragonfly at full speed, which only took about a minute. The reason he didn't ride the Garchomp was because he was afraid of getting his butt hurt.

There are three villa-style buildings on Trial Island No. 7: the main villa on the mountaintop in the center of the island; a cave at the foot of the mountain, which houses a large number of north-facing research villas, where researchers from Lin Jian's laboratory live and work.

The last one is a seaside villa that faces the boundless East China Sea, with its back to the island.

　17 Lin Jian also lives in the research villa, so Nan Feng's choices are limited to the hilltop villa and the seaside villa.

Nanfeng wasn't so clueless about social etiquette; even if the hilltop villa was unoccupied, it was still Lin Jian's private property. Therefore, Nanfeng chose the seaside villa.

That's good too. With the island behind and facing the East China Sea, no matter how much my Pokémon cause trouble, they won't attract attention. Besides, being close to the sea means my Pokémon can try out the Surf move they just learned, and it will also be very convenient for them to learn Tide Whirl in the future.

Nanfeng placed an order for the necessary furniture that evening, and started moving the next day.

There wasn't much to move from the dorm; the furniture was all left behind by previous students. Nanfeng didn't take any of that. What he wanted to take were his large collection of Pokémon and some training equipment.

All of Nanfeng's were thrown into the secret base. They would wait until they reached Experiment Island No. 7 before opening the secret base and taking them out.

"It feels like a spatial ring," Nanfeng recalled the settings from many novels she had read in her previous life.

The seaside villa is a three-story building. The living room on the first floor is extremely large, large enough to fit all of its Pokémon at the same time, as long as Tyranitar and Steelix are not around.

There are seven or eight rooms on the second floor, two more than the dormitory, and each room is more spacious. Pocoby and Messenger Bird still live here. Messenger Bird can fly from the canteen to Southwind's dormitory or from the canteen to the seaside villa in just a few minutes.

There are only two rooms on the third floor, along with a large balcony, enough for Nanfeng to have a small party or BBQ.

However, what truly surprised Nanfeng was the area behind the seaside villa.

The seaside villas are built against the mountainside, with a path carved into the slope leading directly into an open space roughly the size of half a football field. It's also a full six meters high, large enough to accommodate a Banjira walking upright.

Originally, this place was designed to be used as a laboratory for Lin Jian. The cave laboratory at the foot of the mountain where Lin Jian is now is the same; it was a choice between two options, and since the seaside villa wasn't chosen, it ended up benefiting Nan Feng.

Nanfeng plans to transform this place into a home for Steelix and Tyranitar, so they can stay outside their Poké Balls and play all the time.

I should also cultivate a bond with Steelix regularly.

I've already got its MEGA evolution stone; the focus now is on bonds and the Mega Ring.

The Super Ring is something that will come naturally; even if I can't go to the Carlos region in the game for the time being, I can still find it in reality. The only problem is that I'm not strong enough to possess it yet.

With enough space, it's also possible to conduct some more demanding Pokémon training, such as training with moves like Machamp.

Nanfeng is quite satisfied with this configuration.

Moving in!

"Well then, everyone come out and see our new home!" Nanfeng threw all the Poké Balls into the sky.