Pokémon Breeding House Starting from Pirates

On the high platform.

When I first met you, I knew that what you were going to do was absolutely extraordinary. Now it seems that it is indeed true.

Newgate stood in front of Dark holding a torch.

Is this a serious thing?

Dak pursed his lips and smiled, thinking for a moment, This is just the beginning.

When I first traveled through time, I definitely wouldn't have imagined that I would be able to do this now.

How did you get to this point?

Newgate asked.

How did you get in front of me?

Duck asked rhetorically.

I have a family.

I have a partner too.

I see.

Newgate nodded, and after hearing Duck's answer, he was no longer curious.

In his opinion, this was indeed a perfect answer.

How to do this?

Just throw the torch into the Holy Grail.

Duck pointed at a long, shining golden cup behind him.

It was a prop created by the Pokémon Alliance in the Pokémon World specifically to carry the flames of the Flame Bird.

This is not the point.

The key point is the firewood in the Holy Grail. The firewood and the torch are made of the same material, which is the nest of dreams.

With this material as an energy source, and supplemented by Ho-oh's sacred fire, there is no problem in continuing to burn until the end of the Pokémon Battle Contest a month later.

Newgate nodded, stepped forward, and threw the torch into it as Dark said.

Then Newgate turned around and walked off the platform, returning to his family.

Rather than being in the spotlight on a high platform, he still prefers to stay with his silly sons.

Within two seconds, the Holy Grail burst into flames, and the huge iridescent flame attracted the attention of countless people.

Dak nodded, and the process of spreading fire was over.

He took two steps, guessing that the [Pokémon Global Terminal] would find the focus on its own, so he casually looked at the people watching under the high platform.

Everyone, the first Pokémon Battle Contest has begun.

Please enjoy the charm of Pokémon battles.

. . .

At four o'clock that afternoon.

Countless large screens have been set up above the entrance of the alliance base, and a large number of people and Pokémon have gathered here.

Each screen displays the teams the contestants are in.

In fact, it doesn’t matter if you don’t come to check it in person. The alliance will send paper notices to each player’s house through Morgans’ express company.

The Pokémon Battle Contest has a total of three processes.

The first process is the final round.

More than 600 contestants were divided into four groups A, B, C, and D, with an average of about 170 people in each group. They competed in the central field and three sub-fields of the competition venue.

The battle rules are 2v2 doubles matches.

Yes, the first step is to test whether the trainer can multi-purpose in battle, command multiple Pokémon to match skills, and fight beautiful battles.

However, the venue for the qualifying round is an ordinary flat ground, an unnatural venue, so the difficulty is actually not that great.

The schedule lasts about a week, and each trainer must play ten games.

One point is awarded for winning and no points for losing.

Finally, the top 80 players will advance based on their points ranking.

If there are multiple players with the same points in the last place, there will be another playoff in the same format.

The second process is the group stage.

There are still four groups ABCD, with 80 players in each group.

However, these eighty are not necessarily the same opponents as the previous group. When advancing, the order of trainers will be disrupted and regrouped.

The group stage format is a 3v3 singles match, which is still a points system.

Each trainer must play five matches, and the schedule lasts for one week.

The difference from the play-in round is.

At the beginning of the group stage, the field will turn into a natural field, and trainers must give wise commands to Pokémon based on the environment on the field. This will once again increase the command level of trainers.

Natural venues: rocky land, dense forests, lakes, plains

There are no strange terrains such as volcanoes, deep seas, or ice fields. The four major terrains are basically common places in nature where Pokémon of various attributes can survive.

For the trainer's first battle, the venue will be randomly selected by the alliance.

During the second battle, the trainer who lost the first battle can choose the battle location.

If both sides win or both lose, then randomization continues.

Same as above for the third battle.

The top 16 players from the four groups in the group stage will be selected to advance.

If there are multiple players with the same points at the end, the playoffs will continue with the same format.

The third process is the final, knockout round.

Sixty-four players were divided into two sides for a 6v6 singles match. The winner was determined by one match and the loser was eliminated.

Until the final quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals.

The schedule lasts for two weeks, with a total of 63 games, all of which are played in the central arena.

The 32 duels between Sixty-Four and Thirty-Two were completed within four days, with eight games a day, four in the morning and four in the afternoon.

The 16 games from 32 to 16 were completed in two days, the same eight games in one day.

The 8 games of the 16th and 8th grade were completed in two days, four games in one day.

The four games for the eighth and fourth place were completed within four days, one game per day.

The two semi-final games will be completed within two days, one game per day.

After a gap of one day, the finals, one day.

In this regard, the entire Pokémon Battle Tournament schedule lasts for 30 days, which is exactly one month until the start of the new semester of Pokémon Academy on March 15th.

In fact, players who can reach the top sixty-four will basically gain some fame and bonuses from the Pokémon League.

Just the top 64 players can get at least 5 million Baileys, which is a reward of 500 gold.

And these players will also get the opportunity to work in the Pokémon League.

Of course, if you choose to continue challenging the next competition, no one will stop you.

The top thirty-two players can receive 500 gold, job opportunities, and a permit to settle in Pokémon Island, but only in other cities outside the Alliance City.

For the top 16 players, an additional 500 gold will be added to the top 32 players, as well as a property in the new city ‘Yuktra Hill’.

In addition to the above-mentioned rewards, the top eight players can also ask for 1 unit of ‘valuable props’ from the alliance.

The [valuable props] here are not [New Moon Feathers], [Resurrection Grass], etc.

Those are [rare props].

[Valuable props] refers to those that are still within the range of ‘regular’.

The Pokémon League owns items that are difficult or almost impossible to find in the sea. Usually, such items only appear in official auctions held by the alliance.

Basically, it is similar to the Ice Stone, the King's Certificate, the Immutable Stone, the Complete Medicine, etc.

Of course, it would also work if it was a good sword, a devil fruit, a certain message, etc., but the prerequisite was that the alliance had to have this thing.

Next are some special rewards.

Because this is the first Pokémon Battle Contest, the semifinalists of the top four will be very lucky.

That is the throne of the King of Heaven.

That's right.

The four players who advance to the semi-finals this time, in addition to the above rewards, will also receive the status and title of the Four Kings of the Navigation World.

Although he is said to be a lower-ranking heavenly king, he is still one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the same world, and his status is much higher than that of the four emperors in the past.

In the past, in addition to the Four Emperors, there were also the Three Great Generals, the Shichibukai, the Fifth Army Commander, the World Government, the Dark King, and other chaotic power organizations.

These forces are obviously in a parallel relationship, so their status is not that different in the eyes of uninformed civilians.

But in this era, the status of the champions, the Four Heavenly Kings, and the Eighth Avenue Gym Leaders is much higher, and all of them, including the Navy and the Gelu Army, are affiliated with the Pokémon League.

This is a superior-subordinate relationship.

Therefore, the Four Heavenly Kings will become very tall in the eyes of ordinary people.

However, to become the Four Heavenly Kings, you have to work for the alliance. You are not that busy. You just have to go out on missions when there are missions.

If you refuse to work for the alliance, you will naturally not get the title of 'Four Heavenly Kings'.

Just like in the Pokémon world, there are actually not many people with similar strength to the Four Kings in a region, but they are not famous because they are unwilling to join the regional alliance.

runner up.

Based on these, you can get a [Pokémon Egg].

The runner-up can be designated as can be seen in the Pokédex, and the qualification must be purple or above.

But the premise is that the trainer's other Pokémon partners can only be selected if they have no objections, so the selection of this new member is decided upon by the entire team.

The reward for the final champion, the [Pokémon Egg], is replaced by the ability to request any [Rare Item] from the alliance.

Of course, you don’t need rare props but other ones, as long as the alliance can provide them.

All competition formats and rewards were produced into a booklet and distributed to each player.

After watching these contents, the players can be said to be happy and worried.

The reason for joy is because the rewards of this competition are richer than they imagined.

Especially the permission to live in Pokémon Island is not too enviable.

Many trainers who originally planned to reach the top 64 but failed could not help but decide to work harder and advance to the top 32.

In the eyes of many people in the nautical world, living on Pokémon Island and living on the sea are simply two different concepts.

There is indeed a lot of peace in the sea now, but it is definitely not as peaceful as Pokémon Island.

What's more, the people who live in Pokémon Island today are basically what people in the maritime world see as 'nobles', and they belong to aristocratic families who live at the feet of the emperor.

After going to Pokémon Island, it's like the race has been sublimated, from ordinary people to human beings.

The reason for worry is that [Doubles] is a competition format that I have never seen before.

For a trainer like Luo who likes to play in the field, he is not afraid of three-on-six fights, let alone doubles, because he already has experience.

But for most trainers, this format is still a bit unfamiliar, which makes them worried.