Zhuqing City
After the Circle Bear and Electric Shock Monster mastered their newly acquired skills, Shinji left the Psychedelic Forest the next day.
After entering the crowded Zhuqing City, Shinji walked down the street with his hands in his pockets, heading towards the elf center in his memory.
"Miss Joy, please."
Arriving at the front desk, Shinji handed his two pokeballs to Miss Joy and said politely.
"Okay, please wait a moment."
Miss Joy took the elf ball and said softly.
Reality is not a game after all. The elf center cannot heal the elf in just a few seconds. Seriously injured elf may even need surgery and be hospitalized.
During the treatment, Shinji walked out of the elf center with his hands in his pockets and went to the elf department store to buy supplies for his trip.
When traveling, the most important thing for Shinji is elf food and elf medicine, and then some ready-to-eat food that is easy to carry.
It's not that Shinji doesn't like food, it's that he dislikes trouble more than food and is too lazy to spend time cooking by himself when out in the wild.
Shinji was already familiar with purchasing supplies. He quickly packed all the items he needed, took them to the cashier to pay, and then put them into his space backpack.
As soon as I walked out of the department store, I heard a familiar voice.
"Eh? Shinji, why are you still here?"
Shinji looked back and saw that it was Minghui who came out of the department store one step later and was packing his backpack with an elf egg in his arms.
"You left Zhensha Town before us. I didn't see you in the competition held here a few days ago. I thought you had already left Zhuqing City. Unexpectedly... why did you come to Zhuqing City now?"
After packing his backpack, Minghui came to Shinji with the egg in his arms.
"We were training in the wild before...what competition are you talking about?"
Shinji asked calmly, looking at the elf egg a few times.
Unfortunately, except for a very small number of elf eggs, most of them are similar, and it is impossible to tell what elf is inside.
"A few days ago, Zhuqing City held a Celebration Rookie Cup competition. In the finals, I faced Ah Xun. The reward was the elf egg in my arms. Unfortunately... I don't know what elf is inside."
As Minghui said something, he suddenly remembered something and quickly put the elf egg into the incubation device in his backpack.
"Want to have a battle, Shinji? Let me see your progress these days."
"Sorry, the elf is undergoing treatment, so it's not convenient."
Faced with Minghui's invitation to fight, Shinji refused without even thinking.
During the three periods of the elf resting, healing, and adjusting, he will not accept any battles.
"It's such a pity. Let's have a chance to fight in the future. I'll leave first..." Minghui felt a little regretful. At the moment before he was about to leave after saying goodbye, he suddenly thought of something and said:
"By the way, I heard that the Battle Square on the edge of the city will hold an Elf Battle Competition in the next two days. You can go and have a look."
"Battle competition? It doesn't hurt to drop by and have a look."
Shinji thought in his mind.
The elf is being treated, and I have nothing to prepare. I can take a look, and if I find it interesting, I can participate later.
According to memory, it didn't take long for Shinji to arrive at the event location.
The battle square is located on the edge of the city, and travelers passing by can basically see it at a glance.
In addition to some basic battle squares, there is also a relatively large arena where you can sit and watch the battle.
At this moment, no trainers could be seen fighting in the battle arena outside the square. Everyone was sitting on the edge of the largest arena in the center to watch the battle.
There was a stand set up nearby with event and advertising banners on it.
"Interesting, really interesting. I haven't seen such an interesting game in a long time..."
After walking in and reading the rules of the event, Shinji's lips curled up.
This competition is called the Celebration Winner Cup. The rules of the competition are that participants can release an elf to compete with other trainers in a 1VS1 elf battle. The winner will defend the ring and can choose to change the elf before the next battle.
Throughout the game, the defender can release up to two elves in succession, and the elves that have been used cannot be released again.
The trainer with the most wins in a row will win the Winner's Cup.
The competition lasts for three days. If there are multiple players with the same highest winning streak during the competition, an additional 1VS1 battle will be held.
Such rules are very special, and it is rare to see such competitions, so Shinji is interested.
"Does this trainer want to come to the competition?
You can not only enjoy the fun of fighting, but also train your elves, and you also have the opportunity to win mysterious prizes. The prizes this time are not bad compared to the Newcomer Cup. "
Sign up for a spot, a staff member invited.
"The grand prize..." Shinji turned his attention to the grand prize.
In addition to a certain amount of bonuses and trophies, the champion will receive an elf egg. If he can win ten consecutive games, he will also be able to choose one item from a pile of props that can be carried by the elf.
After reading all the rules and regulations, Shinji quietly left, walked to the auditorium, found a deserted area, and sat down quietly to watch the game.
Perhaps the registration requirements for the Victor's Cup are not as strict as those for the Rookie Cup, and the level of trainers participating is also very high.
You may meet novice trainers who have just received the initial elves, you may also meet some trainers who have traveled for a long time, and even people with elves from all walks of life will come to sign up and join in the fun when they have nothing to do after get off work.
This leads to the fact that it is currently the first day of the competition, the day with the deepest water, but the highest winning streak is only 5 consecutive wins.
You press me and I press you, and the competition is fierce.
At this moment, the trainer who currently maintains a five-game winning streak in the field is commanding his panting Roentgen cat to wait for his opponent in the sixth game.
Since the first elf in the third battle was too physically exhausted, the trainer had no choice but to replace the Roentgen cat for the next battle.
So, in the fourth battle, we encountered a Leibu with electricity-charging characteristics, in the fifth battle, we encountered a three-gopher, and now in the sixth battle, the attacker released a sand hippopotamus with a smile.
Seeing another elf whose electric attack was ineffective, the challenger's face turned green.
Fortunately, the Roentgen Cat was so powerful that even if its electrical attack was ineffective, it still successfully defeated the Sand Hippo and won six consecutive victories for the trainer, but it was only six consecutive victories.
After the referee announced the end, Roentgen Cat, who was blocked three times in a row, finally couldn't hold on anymore and fell to the ground.
"This is more noteworthy."
Shinji thought in his mind.
This game is very difficult. In order to get as many high winning streaks as possible, you have to try to make the first elf last as long as possible.
However, the problem is that if you release the elves in advance, your opponent will think about their own elves and choose the most advantageous elf to challenge you.
If you're lucky, your opponent will randomly send an elf to fight; if you're not lucky, your opponent will specifically choose to restrain you.
The worst thing on the field was the trainer who had no choice but to put the Roentgen cat back into the ball and exit. His opponents happened to have elves that were immune to electrical attacks, so the power that the Roentgen cat could exert was instantly reduced by more than half.
Next, Shinji watched a few more battles. In each of the battles, the attacker's choice of elf was very interesting, at least it was one that would not be restrained by the challenger.
For a moment, Shinji was thinking, if it were him, how many consecutive victories would he be able to win in this kind of competition?
As a result, it is difficult to win ten consecutive games. Unless you are lucky and do not encounter a particularly targeted opponent, even Shinji is not sure of winning.
After watching the game for a while, he felt that the time was almost up. Shinji took out his mobile phone and sent a message to Leiji before leaving the battle square.
