Pokémon that goes with the flow

Chapter 235: Jigglypuff's Medical Records 4

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Three quarters after noon, town hospital.

The system was bored and flipping through the magazine in its hand. Ever since the host, Xiaozhi and others were busy rescuing Pikachu, it had been lying quietly in the host's mind.

At this time, Hoshino, Xiaozhi and others have arrived at the nearest hospital to rescue Pikachu whose throat was stuck by the fruit.

This matter started not long ago. At that time, Hoshino had just discovered the anomaly in the system, and before he could chat more, Scorpio suddenly ran back in a panic with Pikachu, who was turning blue.

This scene scared everyone. After Xiaogang's preliminary diagnosis, he found that Pikachu's throat was stuck by a foreign object and needed to be treated quickly, otherwise there would be a risk of suffocation. However, since this place was very far away from the nearest Pokémon Center, everyone had to take Pikachu to a nearby ordinary hospital for treatment.

Although this is a hospital that treats humans, fortunately the doctor on duty has good medical skills and Pikachu was successfully rescued.

However, before one thing is done, another thing comes. A car accident suddenly occurs in this small town, causing a large number of Pokémon to be injured. The local Pokémon Center cannot accommodate so many Pokémon, so some of them are transferred to the ordinary hospital where Hoshino, Xiaozhi and others are.

And just because today is a rest day, most of the medical staff are not present. There is only one doctor left in the whole hospital, so Hoshino, Xiaozhi and others began to act as temporary doctors at the doctor's invitation. The nurse helps the doctor to treat injured Pokémon.

By the way, along with these injured Pokémon came Team Rocket's Musashi and Kojiro, as well as... Meowth who lost his gold coin...

...Hmm, so this car accident was probably caused by Team Rocket...

Looking at the two groups of people confronting each other in front of him, Hoshino thought so, and it was indeed the case, but because the scene was too chaotic, no one noticed it.

However, what surprised Hoshino the most was that at the invitation of the handsome doctor, Team Rocket actually joined the ranks of temporary medical staff. Only then did the scene of everyone working together happen. But... all this has nothing to do with the system...

[Host, they are really busy...]

The system raised its eyes and scanned the lively scene around it. Whether it was the host dressing the wounds of the wounded or the figures of other people running around, it took in everything. After thinking for a moment and initially judging that there was nothing wrong, it twisted its round body and turned over, continuing to flip through the magazine in its hand.

It turns out that what its two predecessors said was right, being in charge of the system is indeed an easy and arduous job.

Since it started to work as a system, it has not done anything decent. It really fulfilled the words of the predecessors. Its daily work is to be a mouthpiece, passing on various information released by the main program to the host... No, it is a bit exaggerated to describe it as "various information". To be precise, it is a category of information. After all, the most it passes every day is the information of the Pokémon Encyclopedia, and there is almost no other information. Now that I think about it, it is better to call it the Pokémon Encyclopedia System than the Pokémon Master System...

Ugh......

The system looked at the book of sales tips lying quietly in its personal space. This book was secretly given to it by Senior Jia before it left to pass the time. After all, the mall section was the only function it could find a sense of participation in, so it had been studying how to sell things, but...

【Today is another day of hanging zero...】

Calling up the income panel and looking at the number zero in today's turnover column, the system only felt a headache. Then it skillfully opened the historical data, and what came into view were more zeros...

...Forget it, let's not watch it...

Because the glorious achievements in front of him were too dazzling, the system could only endure the pain and silently closed the income panel.

As the days passed, it now understood that the reason why it could not sell things was not only because it had no talent for sales, but the biggest problem actually lay with its host.

He is not like the host described by the predecessors, who likes to improve his strength by purchasing powerful system items. In this regard, the system has also analyzed the reasons. In addition to the host himself being more frugal, the conclusion is also very simple - that is, the host does not need it.

If there is no demand, there will naturally be no purchase.

According to the experience shared by the predecessors, the reason why their hosts are keen to buy system props is because these hosts have to buy them. After all, the world they live in is quite dangerous, and they need a certain amount of power to protect themselves.

Compared with those dangerous, unknown, time-consuming and labor-intensive forces in other worlds, the system mall is obviously simpler, safer and clearer. What needs to be paid is only the common currency of the current world, rather than some messy things. Which one is better? Which one is worse is clear at a glance.

Under such conditions, purchasing system props is a matter of course.

On the other hand, although his host encountered danger along the way, he was able to escape danger and rarely used system items. Now that he thought about it carefully, he had traveled for so long, and the items he bought from the system mall seemed to be no more than five, and they were basically all kinds of Pokémon food. As for those expensive items used to improve strength, there was not a single one, otherwise its performance would not be so bleak...

...Forget it, let's not mention this anymore...

Having said that, in addition to these external factors, the host's own strength has also reached a level where there is no need to use system props.

In fact, in the system's view, the host already had the strength to win the Pokémon League Championship. After all, according to the information it collected before traveling through time, except for the relatively normal Pidgeot and Scorpion, the remaining Beedrill and Gengar are all very powerful Pokémon, even too powerful, and do not seem like the Pokémon that the host, a rookie trainer, can capture at all.

After all, according to its initial plan, Pokémon of the level of Styrofoam and Gengar should only be owned by the host after becoming a Pokémon Master. What it never expected was that the host actually He conquered such a powerful Pokémon at the beginning of his journey and directly reached the level of Pokémon Master. This leads to the fact that in the next competition, as long as the host is willing to send out any Pokémon such as Styrus or Gengar, it can easily win this competition. Therefore, the host naturally does not need to use system props to improve his strength. but......

The system raised its eyes again and looked at the young man in front of him who was busy in a nurse uniform. He also looked at the system task interface. There was still no movement on the task that allowed the protagonist to become a Pokémon master...

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...Since the host has reached the standards to become a Pokémon Master, why is the mission still not showing completion? ...

The system feels a little headache. In fact, this is not the first time it has thought about this problem.

In its eyes, the so-called Pokémon Master actually refers to the most powerful Pokémon trainers. Therefore, the plans it had previously prepared were basically all about how to improve the host's strength.

To be honest, when it saw the host catching the Hornet, it thought the host's mission was almost completed, and lamented that the first duty ended so quickly. After all, the Hornet was already very powerful at that time, and when the Hornet evolved, it would be a foregone conclusion for the host to become a Pokémon Master.

However, the actual situation is that the evolution of the giant needle wasp did not cause any response from the task module. At first, the system thought it was not detected, so it took the initiative to apply for re-inspection, but in the end it only received a cold no reply. .....

【Ding! Insufficient elements, mission conditions cannot be achieved...]

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...The mission cannot be completed, maybe because one giant needle bee is not enough?

The naive system thought so. After all, as a Pokémon master, it is obviously not appropriate to have only one powerful Pokémon.

However, it was not until the host subdued Gengar and the task still had no response that the system realized something was wrong.

After all, the strength of this Gengar is obviously far beyond those champion Pokémon, and it may take the champion to go all out to defeat it. In other words, this Gengar alone is already equal to the Pokémon of the champion team, and its strength is so strong that it is a bit exaggerated. However, even if such a powerful Pokémon has been captured, the task is still judged as incomplete, which shows that the condition for completing the task is not strength, or in other words, simply reaching the strength standard is not enough?

The system frowned. Even as a system, it couldn't know the criteria for completing the task. Probably only high-level systems like the seniors could know...

Ugh......

The system that was running into obstacles at every turn let out a long sigh. Even if it wanted to help the host, it was of no use due to the restrictions of various rules...

Thinking of this, the system wanted to close the task interface directly, but out of the corner of his eye, he suddenly noticed the button for historical task records.

With the idea of ​​just looking around if I'm bored anyway, the system clicked on the historical task record interface. As expected, it was basically filled with records of mechanized tasks such as daily tasks, which didn't seem to have much to do with becoming a Pokémon Master.

The only connection is probably the so-called main quest. The system suddenly noticed that every quest that the host challenged in the gym was prefixed with the word "main quest".

Although the release of such tasks is extremely unstable, sometimes it is released very early, sometimes it is released only after it is completed, and sometimes the task is not even released, but a message of settlement rewards is directly dropped, just like the Golden Gym and Jade Like the Rainbow Gym.

But no matter what, this type of specially marked task is definitely related to the host becoming a Pokémon Master.

Maybe... in addition to reaching the standard of strength, the host also needs to win the Pokémon League Competition. With this title, can he truly become a Pokémon Master?

The system muttered to itself.

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