Pokemon: Trainer Starts As Bounty Hunter

Pokemon: Trainer Starts As Bounty Hunter Chapter 36

2021-07-20

Chapter 36 Investment in Pewter Gym

“You can choose A Pokémon egg or 3000w of breed funds for you, it's up to you to choose."

After dinner, Brock and Tyson went to the incubation room to select Pokémon eggs.

Normally speaking, in addition to accepting the Joy family, the outstanding civilian Trainer will at most reach investment agreements with two to three other forces.

Because each faction also has conflicts of allies and interests, if a Trainer accepts investment from too many forces, it will become a situation where the two cannot help each other or fight against themselves in the event of a conflict. .

This is of course not what these forces want to see. You can't take resources for nothing. This rule was formed under the tacit understanding of each other.

Tyson's willingness to accept investment from Pewter Gym was also made based on research and analysis.

Pewter Gym is an excellent choice as one of the eight oldest and most powerful gyms in the Kanto Region.

After all, Viridian Gym is Giovanni, Cerulean Gym will be more cautious in investing when it is going downhill, and Vermilion Gym has a poor reputation and is relatively weak.

Rainbow Road Gym Leader supports female Trainer, Fuchsia Gym requires Ninjutsu, Saffron Gym requires Psychic or Psychic Type Pokémon, Cinnabar Gym Leader Blaine is eccentric.

To sum up, these eight Gym are slightly more normal than Pewter Gym.

Tyson is a cheater again, and the Joy family plus Pewter Gym's funding is enough for him to get through the early stages.

This is why he chose to come to Pewter City first, otherwise it is also a good choice to go directly to Cerulean City or Vermilion City by boat.

Besides, Pewter Gym will provide Tyson with a high Aptitude Pokémon egg or 3000w of funds, as well as materials and qualifications to take the Breeder exam, in addition to providing various Help.

The restrictions are not big, but Tyson needs to give Pewter Gym Help in the future in terms of breed, and at the same time, he can complete certain tasks every year after that, and the remuneration will be paid as usual.

Tyson went through the Pokémon eggs in the hatchery, strangely enough.

The potential of these eggs is very uniform, they are all elite, but they are all common Ground Rock Type Pokémon, such as Geodude, Diglett, Sandshrew, Cubone and the like.

I haven't seen one of the rarer Pokémon Tyson, which is not equivalent to the 3000w breed.

"The Pokémon test here are all elite-level potential, if you like it, you can choose.

But of course, there are more than these for you to choose, we are not so stingy. ."

Brock looked at Tyson's puzzled eyes, explained it, and swiped his ID card to open a small door in the corner, motioning for Tyson to come in.

"What you just saw are relatively basic Pokémon eggs, prepared for those Normal Trainers, but it's different for you, you can pick them up here."

Tyson took a look at the Pokémon eggs in this room, and the quality was far superior to the outside.

"Nosepass, Roggenrola, Rockruff, Rhyhorn, Gligar, Drilbur, Swinub, Wooper"

Good guy, although there are basically only one or two Pokémon eggs per race, but the variety Numerous, and a mix of Elite, Quasi-Elite, and Elite Aptitude.

"But this isn't the last room, is there?" Tyson asked, pointing to a small door that looked exactly like the one just now.

"Yes, but it's not a part that you can choose for the time being. When you finish choosing here, I can take you in and take a look.

If you become a If you have a breed Master or Elite Four or something, I can make the decision in advance and let you pick an egg in there."

Brock is very straightforward.

"Haha, there will be such a day." Tyson picked up the egg and confidently replied to Brock, "That's it."

"Well, this little fellow has a good development potential, And Aptitude is probably an Elite.

If its mother wasn't just a quasi-Elite Pokémon, its potential might have to be improved."

Brock saw Tyson's choice After a little recording, let him put the eggs into the incubator and take them away later.

"Come inside with me, maybe there's your future Pokémon." Brock quipped, opening the third door.

Going inside, there are five Pokémon eggs solitary inside, each of which is strictly protected, and there are various instruments to detect signs.

"There are absolutely quality Pokémon eggs in here, I can't even choose them to breed right now.

This is just Larvitar, the offspring of my father Tyranitar, estimated Quasi-champion Aptitude.

It's just Trapinch, that's just Aron, and over there is my grandfather champ Swampert's offspring and a Jangmo-o.

Aptitude may not have a champion, but Most likely it will be a quasi-champion, very rarely an Elite.”

Brock introduced to Tyson with a bit of bragging.

Tyson is indeed sour. The final forms of the five Pokémons are Tyranitar, Flygon, Aggron, Swampert, and Scale Dragon. Is this the Pokémon of the rich?

And through the zero, Larvitar is the champion Aptitude, the other four are quasi champions, plus a bunch of elite, quasi-Elite, Elite Aptitude Pokémon outside, just the value of this breed room It's almost four billion.

It was suffocating.

"By the way, I think there are a lot of Pokémons in Aptitude and above." Tyson and Brock walked out, raising their doubts.

Brock squinted his eyes: "It's just watching too much, you must have been to the black market as a Viridian?"

Not waiting for Tyson's reply, Brock continued to explain.

"Take the Viridian black market as an example, which basically brings together all the wild Pokémon eggs in the Kanto Region, including some of our families and Gym breeds.

In such a huge Below a base, the Pokémon eggs of Elite Aptitude will not exceed 50 each year at most, and only 1/20, or even single digits.

Among them, there are very few quasi-Elites. Potential eggs are even rarer.

The Pokémon egg stock you just saw at Pewter Gym is quite a lot, but it's only accumulated over several decades.

It is also dominated by elites, and the second room only accounts for less than 20% of the quasi-Elite and Elite, and only about a dozen of them have the potential of the Elite level.

And it is not that Aptitude reaches Elite. You can definitely become an Elite-level Pokémon, except that it will be smoother until it reaches the quasi-Elite.

The higher the Aptitude, the faster the weak period will be.

However, there are thresholds for breakthrough from quasi-Elite to Elite and beyond. Elite Aptitude only means that this Pokémon has this possibility to break through, unlike quasi-Elite Aptitude, which cuts off the room for improvement.

If If the trainer is not trained properly, the Pokémon of the Elite Aptitude will stop at the quasi-Elite, and it is not uncommon to fail to break through the Elite.

A lot of Pokémon's potential is wasted in this way."

This is why Flint at first doesn't care that Tyson has two high Aptitude Pokémons.

For investment, for collection, for recommendation, for monthly pass! ! !

Anything! !

ps: The third Pokémon will be revealed tomorrow.

(end of this chapter)