svetikya Chapter 51: One Month Later, Everyone Levels Up!
Chapter 51: One Month Later, Everyone Levels Up!
"Quick, quick, pull it up!"
Lin Chong patted his forehead helplessly. With the help of Miaowu, the little bone dragon finally stood up.
This time, it swayed its body and kept bumping into the coffee table, like a "game NPC" that couldn't find the jump button. Lin Chong's eyelids twitched, and he quickly made it stop.
Looking into the expressionless skull face of the little bone dragon, Lin Chong seemed to understand something.
The other person has no communication skills, not even the ability to express their own thoughts, but is willing to follow his instructions, even though they can't do anything...
"Are all newborn elves like this? They lack even the most basic survival skills. If they were born in the wild, they would die a hundred times over..."
Wait, the bone dragon won't die, so it's alright.
In short, let's try to teach it something first, at least teach it to walk!
Lin Chong tried to get the two cats to demonstrate how to walk to the little bone dragon, but no matter what the cats did, the little bone dragon didn't even glance at them. Its eyes were fixed on Lin Chong calmly, as if it had given up on him.
Left with no other option, Lin Chong had to personally teach the students.
"Come on, follow me, lift your left foot first."
Lin Chong raised his left foot, and the little bone dragon followed suit, raising its left claw as well.
"Take that step!"
Lin Chong took half a step, and so did the little bone dragon.
"Very good, now heel with your right foot!"
The bone dragon took a step with its right claw, repeating this three times. As if it had found the key, it continued to walk forward. But Lin Chong did not call it to stop, so it kept walking until it hit the wall with a dull thud. The little bone dragon stopped.
It stood still for a few seconds, then tried to take a few more steps, its large head banging against the wall with a "thump, thump, thump" sound. Only after it was sure it couldn't go any further did it look up, staring at Lin Chong with its empty, dull eyes, as if asking, "Why can't I get over there?"
Lin Chong swallowed hard and exchanged a glance with the two cats, each with a different expression.
He finally understood that this bone dragon was not a clumsy newborn elf, but a machine without emotions or intelligence that could only obey commands!
How can he train such a Pokémon to the point where it can be used in battle...?
Lin Chong felt that he needed support.
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"In short, a giant skull dragon hatched from this egg, and I plan to raise it as my third Pokémon."
Mudu College, West Gate Gymnasium.
Lin Chong looked at Li Weize, who had a blank expression, and asked, "Could you give me some advice on cultivation?"
"As I just said, it can't do anything. I even taught it to walk last night."
Standing opposite Lin Chong, Li Weize stared at the half-human-sized skeletal dragon frame for a long time before he came to his senses and subconsciously questioned it.
Are you sure it can follow your commands?
"Throughout the Federation's many years of Pokémon history, it's not that no trainer has ever captured a dangerous Pokémon like the Bone Dragon, but without exception, they were all uncontrollable!"
Lin Chong didn't argue, but simply ordered the little bone dragon to walk around a field.
It was very slow and even stumbled twice. Li Weize stared in disbelief the whole time, and even after the bone dragon returned, he still couldn't believe it.
"No, it's probably just that it's newborn and doesn't have its own consciousness yet. Once it grows up a bit more, it might very well go out of control!"
Li Weize's words made sense. Lin Chong had also thought about this issue last night. But this egg was a high-level wish reward issued to him by the system. Logically speaking, it should be different from the regular bone dragon.
He explained, "Coach, I've researched a lot of academic papers and scientific experiments about Dangerous Pokémon and found that although the Bone Dragon Pokémon has never been tamed by any trainer, all of their Bone Dragons are adult or juvenile animals found in the wild."
"I bred this giant skull dragon from its infancy. There has never been a similar case in the history of the Federation. I am confident that I can completely tame it."
"At least for now, it has obeyed my commands unconditionally. If one day it really starts to disobey me, I will cut my losses in time..."
"..."
Ultimately, Li Weize was persuaded by Lin Chong's words, but he said that in his nearly 30 years as a trainer, he had never seen or heard of anyone else raising this kind of Pokémon.
He could only offer Lin Chong some ideas based on the common breeding standards for Dragon-type Pokémon.
"If you insist on training it, my suggestion is to first teach it the most basic mobility skills, just like you did yesterday, and then start teaching it techniques..."
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From that day on, Lin Chong's life became monotonous.
In the morning, he brought his three Pokémon to the Mudu Gymnasium for training. Meow and Black Cat followed the training plan provided by Li Weize step by step, while he and Little Bone Dragon carried out a series of basic training exercises that were both hilarious and crucial.
When the stadium closed in the evening, Lin Chong went home and used his free time to watch the "professional league" match compilation that Li Weize had specially collected and organized for him.
Every week, he would also set aside half a day to take Xiaoxi to various places in Yangzhou to ensure her physical and mental health.
It's worth mentioning that Xiaoxi and Xiaoyun seem to have become good friends. They not only chat frequently, but Lin Chong even overheard them making plans to go out for dinner and shopping...
This monotonous yet not boring life, which consisted of going back and forth between two points, continued for more than a month.
As summer vacation was halfway over and early August arrived.
The little black cat has mastered the "Arc" move through Li Weize's special training to broaden the attack range of the move. Its level has also increased by three levels in one month with the double blessing of training and "Cocoa Fruit", breaking through the level 20 mark!
The previously unhealthy six attributes have improved, with speed exceeding 200 points, physical attack climbing to 150, and the other attributes also being improved, finally giving it the stats that a level 20 Pokémon should have!
Such a terrifying rate of progress left Li Weize, who had been in contact with and personally guiding the creature every day, exclaiming that it was heaven-defying. But what surprised him even more was Miaowu.
Perhaps due to the excessive potential accumulated in its body before evolution, Meow's strength has improved by leaps and bounds in the past month!
The level also jumped three levels in a row, even after level 20 when a single cocoa fruit can only increase the level by 1!
Having mastered the Grass-type ultimate move "Light Energy Gathering" ahead of time, all six of its stats have surpassed 200, with its highest HP stat even reaching 240!
After Li Weize used a level 30 professional-grade "Bouncy Grass" to spar with Meow, he came to a conclusion: although Meow has not yet fully realized its potential, its six-dimensional attributes have completely crossed the professional threshold!
If she continues to train at this rate of progress, then Meow will likely break through to the intermediate professional level in the near future!
This was the first time Li Weize had ever seen a Pokémon that had reached professional level before even evolving to its final form, and could even go further...
Besides Er Mao, Lin Chong himself did not slack off. During the training of Xiao Gu Long, he watched a lot of professional league videos, which gave him a new understanding of his command level.
At least on the promotion panel, the Kingdom Coins required for him to advance to "Advanced Trainer" have dropped from 90,000 to 85,000.
Although he was still some distance from being promoted, Lin Chong thoroughly enjoyed the feeling of making progress every day.
He thought this kind of life would continue until the start of the school year, until one evening, Lin Chong, who was walking out of the gymnasium with Li Weize, suddenly received a call from the police station.
The person on the other end of the phone was a male police officer, whose voice sounded somewhat cold.
"Are you Lin Xiaoxi's brother?"
"This afternoon your sister assaulted someone for no reason. Please come to Shishan Police Station now."
As the phone call ended with a "beep beep" sound, Lin Chong, who had just stepped out of the college gate, stopped in his tracks.