My Pokémon Player

"Our territory was attacked by a tide of beasts a few days ago. Although we successfully resisted the tide of beasts with everyone's joint efforts, many houses were still damaged, so we need you to cut down some trees and repair the houses."

Ryan pointed to a few carts parked nearby.

"There are logging tools on the cart. Each person pushes one. I will go with you this time."

"Uncle White, please lead them to the city gate, and I will bring the Flying Mantis over."

At this time, White also knew what Ryan said was the solution to the shortage of wood, but were these distinguished visitors from the God Realm really willing to do the hard work of logging?

Just as he was about to ask Ryan, he saw these visitors from the God Realm lifting the carts with excited faces and couldn't wait to get started.

White immediately gave up the idea of ​​asking. It seems that a mortal like himself still cannot understand the thoughts of people in the divine world. From now on, he should listen to Master Ryan.

Ryan also saw the actions of the players and couldn't help but find it a little funny, but he could also understand that he was very excited when he played the game and did the tasks, not to mention that in their eyes, this was a virtual reality game.

"Okay, let's go, we'll meet at the city gate."

"clear!"

The players quickly lifted the cart and followed White.

After watching the players leave, Ryan did not rush to find the Flying Mantis. Instead, he went to the study room first, where he planned to draw a prize first.

A total of six lottery opportunities were awarded in the two previous main missions, but Ryan has never used them once.

This time he and the players will enter the Firefly Forest. There are many Pokémon in it. Their relationship with humans is not good now, and there may even be Pokémon that hate humans.

Although there was a flying mantis guard, just in case, Ryan still wanted to try the lottery to see if he could draw some good things that could be used.

"Let's test the water first, Buddha. No, there seems to be no Buddha in this world. God Arceus will bless me and I will be in my soul! Come out!"

[Congratulations on drawing the Poké Ball ×3]

"Elf ball?" Ryan looked at the classic red and white ball in his hand and didn't know whether he should be happy or not.

Let's just say he's happy. This is just the most basic Poke Ball in Pokémon games and anime, and it's indeed a bit far from what he expected.

Even if you say you're unhappy, that's not a big deal. After all, this is an epoch-making invention in the Pokémon world, completely replacing the existing Warcraft device.

"Why are you only giving three? By the way, can you make this thing yourself? I remember it seems to be made of cones."

But Ryan just thought about it. Not to mention that he didn't know how to make the elf ball at all. Even if he knew it, he wouldn't dare to make it on a large scale.

His current strength is still very weak, but he still understands the principle of "the tree is as beautiful as the forest, but the wind will destroy it".

"The strength is still too weak. There are too many things to worry about. Forget it, let's not think about these things for now. Let's continue the lottery. Let's do a wave of five draws in a row!"

[Congratulations on winning the bug spray x1, miniature experience candy x5, sweetness x3, elf ball x3, sticky pill x5]

The usage of these items is displayed on the panel. Compared with the game and animation, there are still some differences.

Not to mention the Poke Ball. In the game, the insect spray seems to prevent the player from encountering weak wild Pokémon within a certain number of steps. The one he drew needs to be sprayed out manually to drive away the Pokémon. Dream.

The function of miniature experience candies is the same as the experience candies in the game. They are used to increase the level of Pokémon. However, the names are different, and the specific experience points are not shown.

Sweetness is used to attract wild Pokémon, while sticky balls need to be thrown out to restrict their movement after hitting Pokémon.

Ryan looked at the several items placed in front of him, feeling a little disparate in his heart.

He originally thought that ordinary mission rewards were basic things, such as Pokémon food and wound medicine, so all the good things must be in the lottery.

Although the items he drew were all useful, they still did not meet his expectations.

As if aware of Ryan's thoughts, after drawing the prize, a line of text suddenly appeared on the panel:

[This lottery is a primary lottery. After completing certain tasks, you can unlock higher-level lottery opportunities. 】

"Huh? There are more advanced lottery draws? What can you draw? Can you unlock it by completing a few tasks?"

Ryan asked excitedly, but there was no response from the panel.

"Tsk, I thought you could communicate and solve puzzles like other people's golden fingers. It seems that this text is set in advance, and the prize will appear automatically after the first draw, right?"

Although the panel failed to answer Ryan's question, his mood improved a lot. No matter how many tasks needed to be completed, at least he had something to look forward to.

"I don't want to think about this anymore. Let's take the Flying Mantis to join the players first."

Ryan put away the drawn items and stood up to find the Flying Mantis.

When he arrived at the lounge, he found that Feitian Mantis was in much better condition than yesterday. He was no longer as depressed and decadent as before, and his eyes were full of fighting spirit.

"It seems that you have really cheered up, good! This is the flying mantis that never gives up in my impression. Can you still fight now?"

"Hey!" Flying Mantis raised his sickle-like arms to show that there was no problem.

"Okay! But before setting off, there is one more thing to do."

Ryan took out the elf ball and said to the flying mantis:

"No matter what happens, don't resist, just trust me, okay?"

Although the Flying Mantis was a little confused, he still nodded.

After getting the consent of the flying mantis, Ryan gently threw the elf ball to it.

As the elf ball was opened, the flying mantis turned into a stream of red energy and was sucked into it, and the Warcraft device on his body also fell down.

The elf ball landed on the ground and shook from side to side, then made a "ding~" sound.

"Yes! I have conquered the flying mantis!" Ryan picked up the elf ball and made a pose.

Don't mention it. Although these words and actions are a bit shameful, they are indeed touching and fulfill one of Ryan's dreams.

"Ahem, come out, Flying Mantis."

Ryan looked around guiltily, and after confirming that no one saw what he looked like just now, he released the Flying Mantis.

"Huh?!"

As soon as the Flying Mantis was released, he looked at the Poke Ball in Ryan's hand with confusion on his face.

It doesn't understand how the ball is so small, how it can be kept inside and it's quite comfortable inside.

"This is the elf ball. You can go in and rest at any time in the future. You don't need to bring the World of Warcraft device with you."

Only then did the Flying Mantis see the World of Warcraft device that had fallen to the ground. It hesitated for a moment, but still hooked up the World of Warcraft device and motioned for Ryan to put it on.

In fact, based on the mutual trust between Flying Mantis and Ryan's father, they no longer need Warcraft devices.

The reason why I still wear it is just to reassure the residents.

But Ryan has made up his mind to change the relationship between humans and Pokémon. This Warcraft device is the product of mutual distrust between humans and Pokémon.

Humans will select young Pokémon and tailor a monster device for them. Once the Pokémon disobeys orders, the monster device will release a variety of punishment methods such as electric shocks or acupuncture.

After experiencing multiple punishments, Pokémon will form a psychological shadow. Even if their abilities become stronger when they grow up, they will not dare to break away from the device and will still obey human orders.

Ryan really can't accept such a magical device. As long as this thing exists for a day, the relationship between humans and Pokémon will never get better.

He wasn't worried about others being suspicious of him because he wasn't wearing a World of Warcraft device.

Although using Warcraft devices to control Pokémon is mainstream, there are still many people who are unwilling or unable to use Warcraft devices.

Seeing that Ryan was determined not to wear the Warcraft device on it, the Flying Mantis stopped insisting. It also felt that the thing was very uncomfortable to wear, and it could not fully display its own strength.

"I remember that in the Legend of Arceus game, there were wooden elf balls in ancient times. Could it be that the era I live in is older than that? Or is it a parallel world?"

"Forget it, it's useless to think about it so much. Let's go, Flying Mantis, come with me to meet those lovely players."

"Hey!"