This flower field in front of Tetsuya contained at least a hundred Poison and Grass dual-type Pokémon. What he needed were Gloom, Weepinbell, Vileplume, and Victreebel that could produce nectar. It seemed he still needed to exchange for some Poké Balls first.
The thirty Poké Balls in his hand would be used first.
Piloswine, Haunter, Beedrill, and Houndoom were all deployed. Tetsuya only needed to keep throwing Poké Balls.
Beedrill was naturally the most enthusiastic, after all, these were all its food~
When there were only five Poké Balls left, Tetsuya called for a pause. Including the six he had caught earlier, he now had thirty-one Pokémon in hand.
It was estimated that there were still one hundred twenty to thirty left. It seemed he needed to catch a few more Pokémon to exchange for Poké Balls.
After resting nearby for a night, Tetsuya continued wandering in the forest the next day.
Catching Flying-type Pokémon could be exchanged for thirty Poké Balls. That was also his objective.
After wandering for a day, he finally found four Noctowl. Of course, Haunter was the one sent into battle. By accident, two of them were even killed.
The next day, he caught one Pidgeotto and two Farfetch'd. This time it was a pity. Although he swallowed his saliva when he saw the Farfetch'd, he could only let those bastards from the Shadow Team take advantage of them…
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Five Flying-type Pokémon were exchanged for one hundred fifty Poké Balls.
"You've finally figured it out and know to exchange for Poké Balls, huh?" A Shadow said with slight sarcasm.
Tetsuya ignored him. With all this Poké Balls, even his spatial backpack could not hold them. Helpless, he could only use ordinary bags and let Piloswine carry them.
Returning to the flower field once again, fortunately no one disturbed him this time.
Over three consecutive days, he caught one hundred forty Pokémon, including one Vileplume!
Now in this flower field, there should no longer be any Gloom or Weepinbell.
Now with all this Grass-type Pokémon, Beedrill had to eat three every day, otherwise carrying these Pokémon would indeed be a burden, and he also had to take them to drink water and bask in the sun every day.
In total, keeping six meant there were still one hundred sixty-five left. In two months, they would all be dealt with.
However, Beedrill's carefree days of indulgence would only last for these two months. After that, it would have to rely on those six Gloom to survive.
Carrying a large number of Poké Balls, Tetsuya once again arrived at his old location.
He set up camp.
These two months were destined to be his hardest period, so his Pokémon training did not involve any special exercise, only strengthening training.
In the shaded mountain area, there were no Pokémon appearing, although many people came, they quickly left. There were no targets they wanted here. However, in the direction of the mountains, earthquakes would often occur. It must have been people catching Rock-type Pokémon.
Every morning, Tetsuya took these Grass-types to drink water. Of course, his own Pokémon were needed to supervise. At noon, he also had to let them come out to bask in the sun. However, the number of these Pokémon decreased day by day, and Tetsuya naturally became more and more relaxed.
These Poké Balls were all single-use. The bodies of the Pokémon killed by Beedrill and the Poké Balls were all thrown into the ocean by Tetsuya. Since the Vileplume he had caught had too much of an appetite and was difficult to raise, it was dealt with by Beedrill on the first day.
'Destroying the ocean's ecology starts with me!'
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Two months passed just like that. Only six Gloom remained, and it seemed they still needed to be raised properly. These were Beedrill's rations.
Tetsuya was also physically and mentally exhausted, having not rested for a single day in two months.
On this day, they all slept for an entire day and finally recovered their energy. Tetsuya's and his Pokémon's food was also nearly depleted, so in the near future, he had to catch some Pokémon to exchange for supplies.
He spent another two days checking the training results of the six Pokémon over the past two months.
'Hmm…' These months could be said to have brought qualitative improvements.
Now when Ditto entered the water, it would take the form of Gyarados, completely rampaging through the nearby waters. From time to time, it would leap out of the water, turning the entire area into its stage.
The other Pokémon underwent Golett's Gravity training every day. Combined with daily physical training, their Speed and physique had both improved significantly.
Haunter would go to the nearby forest and mountains to drain vitality. It had accidentally discovered a Xatu nest and drained the entire group. It found that draining the vitality of Psychic-type Pokémon was greatly beneficial for improving psychic power. So Haunter had almost eliminated all the nearby Psychic-types.
Haunter progress in psychic power was astonishing!
With powerful psychic power as a base, the use of various moves became more effortless, and the power of Psychic had also increased greatly.
Piloswine's progress was within his expectations. Now there was no need to do anything special, just maintain the current training. The coordination of many moves would naturally be used unconsciously. This was the advantage of Eternal Ice!
Sparring between Piloswine and Haunter resulted in wins and losses on both sides, basically equal in strength.
Golett had completely transformed over these two months. The sealed energy had already covered its entire body. It could now execute all the movements that normal "flesh-type" Pokémon could do. Running, rolling, and jumping could all be done smoothly.
Golett could finally fight, which was not easy.
Beedrill was still in Speed training. Tetsuya estimated that in another year, its flight speed would reach the effect of Agility. Due to Beedrill's relatively short life cycle, it also grew faster. Once it passed that powerful stage, it would naturally begin to decline. There was nothing he could do about this unless… well, he could obtain Giovanni's help.
The most crucial point was that Beedrill had consumed the poison and nectar of more than a hundred Pokémon, and the toxins in its body had been significantly intensified.
The poison of Poison Jab and Toxic Spikes had naturally become more intense, and the probability of poisoning had also greatly increased.
Houndoom mainly continued physical and Speed training. His "Blightfire Assault" tactic relied mainly on Houndoom, so Houndoom had to be sufficiently strong.
The Houndoom that had been defeated by Piloswine and then Haunter trained the most every day. Because of its obsession, the obsession to defeat everything, the power of its various moves had become stronger. It would also win in sparring against Piloswine and Haunter. This was entirely due to its acquired effort.
After packing his things, Tetsuya prepared to set off. He needed to resupply, and he could catch some Rock-type Pokémon in the nearby mountainous area.