Krypton Gold Trainer of the Elves

Chapter 684 The Function of the Poké Ball

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The stronger the elves are, the better quality elf balls are needed. This is not to restrain the elves.

The strength of trainers is basically in the elves, except for some people who can rely on the physical body or have mastered some special powers.

There are indeed some machines in this world that can control the minds of elves, but because of the strong suppression of the alliance, the strongest man-made control machines that have appeared at this stage can only control elves at the elite level.

The same is true for the elf ball. As long as the elf's level reaches the king level, it can come out of the elf ball by its own will.

Even if the elf ball is locked, it will only increase the difficulty of the elf coming out by itself, but it will eventually come out.

However, the function of the Poké Ball itself is not to lock up the Pokémon. At first, it was for the convenience of taking the Pokémon anytime and anywhere, but now it is to allow the trainer to establish a bond with the Pokémon that has just been tamed.

Speaking of which, Mo Gai was very strange a long time ago.

Although there are some trainers who subdue them, they first establish a sufficient bond with the elves, and then subdue them naturally.

However, most of the trainers beat the elf first, so that the elf's physical strength is greatly exhausted. After they are unable to break through the shackles of the elf ball, they throw the ball to subdue them, and then slowly cultivate their feelings.

On the surface it doesn’t seem like a big deal, everyone does this, and I beat him, so it’s reasonable for him to hang out with me in the future, and there’s nothing wrong with it.

But if you think about it carefully, you will find that thinking carefully is extremely scary.

From the elf's point of view, I am living well, eating hot pot and singing songs in the forest, in the sky, and in the sea, when suddenly a human being I have never seen before breaks into my world.

This human shouted "I will subdue you", and then sent other elves to attack him, whether he wanted to fight them or not.

If you win, you won't get any benefits, and if you lose, you have to go with this human being.

is this reasonable

It is true that some elves are more aggressive and are willing to follow humans who defeat them or make them stronger, but it is impossible for all elves to be like this.

Almost every elf subdued in the wild suddenly became so obedient after being subdued, and was willing to fight for the trainer. Isn't that too weird?

In addition to this, the way the alliance assigns Yusanjia is also very strange.

A child, between the ages of ten and 15, can go to the place designated by the alliance to receive the Yusanjia.

Before that, no child would have established a good relationship with these elves in advance, and most of them had never even seen the faces of elves.

The same goes for elves, and these children are also absolute strangers to them.

But the strange thing is that after being subdued, most of these imperial elves are very obedient, and only a few of them will have a rebellious mentality.

Even if the alliance puts effort into education, it won't make these elves recognize their new trainers so quickly.

The most important thing is that hundreds of years ago, conquering the initial elves was not directly issued like the alliance.

Kanaz Trainer School is the largest school in the Hoen area, and the library in the school has a wide range of books.And because Principal Fujiwara has opened up the authority, Mo Kai has read a lot of books over the years, and the reserve of instructions far exceeds that of ordinary peers.

A long time ago, the initial elves that those families gave to their descendants were all selected when they were still eggs, and then they were taken care of and cultivated feelings.

Although most of the elves that were subdued later were subdued by force, they would not be sent out to fight immediately after subduing them, but they would first cultivate their feelings so that the elves would recognize themselves, be willing to obey their orders, and be able to get their own elves. The strength bonus brought to him.

After that, these elves will be sent to fight.

But the current trainers are not like this. The elves that have just been subdued are sent out to act, and there are not a few who even directly participate in the battle.

The dividing point of all this is the appearance of the Poké Ball.

The elf ball also has a function that most people don't know, that is, it can connect the hearts of trainers and elves.

Although the connection is weak, it is real.

It is not clear why the principle should not be changed.

The Poké Ball can hold the Pokémon in, and even make the Pokémon live very comfortably. It is already a black technology. The function of this soul connection is even more mysterious in comparison.

All in all, the Poké Ball has such a function.

When a trainer subdues an elf, the elf ball will connect the hearts of the trainer and the elf. This connection is very weak, and there is no way for the two parties to communicate, but it can let the elf understand the mind of the elf ball holder.

Therefore, the two parties who seem to have no intersection, the moment the elf enters the elf ball, they have already initially met the trainer.

This is what Mo Gai read in the book, but Mo Gai also asked the elves after he obtained the ability of telepathy, but they didn’t seem to feel what he was thinking at that time, they just thought that this person was very good, You can try it first.

Mo Gai guessed that it might be that the poke ball only conveyed the good thoughts in the trainer's mind.

This guess is also more in line with the alliance's philosophy.

The alliance is committed to the equal and harmonious coexistence of humans and elves, but because they are humans, they will try their best to help humans.

If the trainer itself is not qualified, the alliance will deprive this person of his qualifications as a trainer, and then find a new owner for his elves, or release them into the wild, or raise them with the alliance's funds.

Closer to home, the alliance has developed a variety of poke balls, one is to make the elves live more comfortably, and the other is to strengthen the bond between the trainer and the elves.

It is precisely because of this that the elf ball has no way to subdue the elves that have been subdued by the elf ball, because this will allow the elves and the two to establish a bond in the prototype state.

Pokéballs such as super balls and high-level balls that mainly enhance the ability to bind spirits, except for causing a storm when they first appeared, can only be seen in the black market now.

And even if it is a high-level ball, there is no way to forcefully trap a heavenly king-level elf who wants to get out.

What's more, this big wolfhound has already been subdued, and no other Poké Ball can take him back.

And just when Mo Gai was having a headache, an ordinary red and white ball suddenly fell from an unknown place and rolled to his feet.

Mo Gai immediately had a bold idea, and directly picked up the elf ball and pointed it at the big wolfhound who was still unconscious on the ground.

As expected, after the red light shot by the poke ball hit the big wolf dog, it was taken in without hindrance.

Looking at the poke ball in his hand, Mo Gai was silent for a while, and then put it on the ground.