Shinji's plan requires a super-powered elf, and this elf Shinji decides to be Casey.

However, it is not caught.

If Casey in the game will teleport and escape as soon as it reaches its turn, then we can also use provocation to make him suffocate internal injuries. But the problem is that this is not a game, although Casey sleeps eighteen hours a day, his perception is so acute that when you see it, it even finds you before you even notice it and escapes with teleportation.

Unfortunately, Pick is a monomer ability, not an area AOE, so it's impossible to find a sitting dozing Casey in the grass.

As for how did the trainers catch Casey? First of all, before Casey's evolution, he would only teleport, and there was no actual combat value, and most people did not have the obsessive-compulsive disorder of having to grasp the initial form, and secondly, after the evolution, Yongjira was much easier to grasp than Casey in terms of skill richness and ability to take the initiative to fight against trainers. In addition, we know that there are still subtle and frivolous things such as superpowers in this world, so we will meet super teenagers who use Casey in the game or something, and most of the people who catch Casey are these special people.

Maybe this is the instinctive self-protection of this fox youkai.,When you're young, you keep using sleep to accumulate energy and spirit.,And use instinctive teleportation to avoid danger.,Wait until you have a certain amount of strength before evolving into Yongjira and start her true life.。 Is this the wisdom of the elves?

It's a pity.,Shinji just has a little obsessive-compulsive disorder now.,I just think that it will be stronger to cultivate from the initial form.,And no matter how much this theory is worth complaining about.,In short, Shinji decided that no one can persuade him...... What's more, no one came to persuade him.

So Shinji set his sights on this Pokémon exchange conference, so many people who came to exchange for that elf, how could there not even be a Casey? Well,,, it is said that the exchanged elves are even stronger than the wild elves? I can't verify this for the time being. There's no system prompt to gain a lot of experience or anything.

Unsure of what the other party would ask for when he met his target, Shinji felt that it was best to prepare all at once, and whatever he asked for could be transmitted from the computer immediately.

After informing Brother Thunder, who was far away in Veil, Shinji embarked on the second large-scale elven hunt of his career.

So, in the week before the start of that Pokémon tournament, all the elves who inhabited the short distance from Hinoki Town to Gold City knew what it meant that the will of humans was inviolable, and all the trainers who passed by heard the rumors of purple facial paralysis that caught elves on a large scale.

Well? Will it attract the attention of the local organizations of the Alliance? In fact, even if you really catch one of each elf, there are not many, not to mention how many kinds of elves can there be in this place?

The real distress is the elder brother from afar - although Shinji explained that these elves are only temporarily stored and will be taken away soon, so there is no need to bother to take care of them, but ah, it takes a lot of effort for so many elves to appease them, and once the elves are hungry, they will forcibly run out of the Poké Ball to forage for food, your brother and I can't afford to be such a scourge from you.

The Pokémon Exchange Conference opened, and Shinji walked into the venue with an indifferent face, ignoring the whispers of many trainers when they saw him, after all, Shinji had recently opened almost every piece of grass to find different kinds of elves and was also seen by many trainers who also came to participate in the conference. In short, Shinji's image is definitely not good right now. It's just not to the point where you need to be taken away by Miss Junsha.

Well,,, it's good to ignore the boring gaze, anyway, it's just a group of weak people who gather, and no matter how much they gather, they're just herbivores.

As far as the eye can see, this conference is still very prosperous, and the venue is bustling as far as the eye can see.

Isn't it true that the exchanged elves will be stronger? If not, why are so many people exchanging? Elves aren't that hard to catch after all, are they?

No,,, Shinji,,, that's because you have the strength of the quartz quarterfinals. There is a big gap with ordinary people, and if you want to make an analogy, it is like a well-trained police dog that can detect drugs, fight, guard, and patrol, while the average person's native dog will only roll on the ground. The difference between the so-called elite and the elves trained by ordinary trainers is probably here.

A trained shepherd dog may not be afraid to fight a wild wolf, but it would be good if a domestic dog could not be blinded by a wild cat.

So, for many trainers, it is not a simple matter to snatch the elves they want from an entire group, and there are countless trainers who are chased into the hospital by the colony of large needle bees every year.

Elves are a little more malleable in this regard, which is one of the reasons why Shinji feels that it is necessary to start cultivating from the initial form, in fact, if it weren't for the fact that the elves' breeding and hatching cycle is much longer than expected, Shinji would prefer to take the method of incubating eggs to obtain the ideal individual.

But as we said, in fact, there is no pedometer in this world that most elf eggs can hatch in 10,000 steps, and the breeding of elves, the breeding season, and the rules of life are all university questions, otherwise there would be no such profession as a breeder. It's naïve to throw the elf at the nursery and wait for the eggs to be laid or something, which is a skill that can only be mastered by old guys with many years of experience, and most of the famous owners of the nursery are grandparents and not just because this is a pension job. At the very least, the experience and knowledge of the Raccos has not yet reached this level.

Putting that aside for a moment, Shinji did run into a girl holding Casey after a half-circle, well, that's right, one, there was no chance to shop around, and if Shinji wanted to get Casey, this was the only way in a short time.

I always feel like it's the malice of the world again. Shinji thought so, and finally let go of the sense of disobedience and stepped forward, ready to talk to the girl in casual clothes.

The moment he saw the girl's face, Shinji was not good.

Hmm,,, opened in the wrong way? I don't think there's a chance to reopen it.

So is it really the malice of the world? If you really have a chance in the future, you must beat Arceus.

Or am I being calculated? Sakaki, you played a good hand, have you been too flamboyant lately and have been noticed by Team Rocket's eyeliner?

"Ahhh Oh~~~ What a coincidence! Can I help you?! The girl smiled like a flower, with a joyful expression of meeting the deceased, and everyone passing by looked sideways.

However......

The girl named Nazi, you can't play this kind of high-intensity acting, although you try your best to suppress your emotions, but the full stops that pop up from time to time in your sentences expose your gnashing of teeth at the moment.