Watching the behavior of the three little ones and the big one.
Roy felt that his Ghost Succubus Physique was truly deserved, and the Ghost Power in his hand manifested as he used the upgraded Ghost Power to feed four Ghost type Pokémon.
The three little ones and the big one all looked satisfied after absorbing the energy from Roy's hands.
This is the taste; it's much richer and more mellow than the Ghost Power I used to absorb every day.
Even Gengar took the opportunity to absorb some of the Tractor Ghost Power, but it didn't dare absorb too much, otherwise it wouldn't be enough for Roy's little ones to absorb.
Indeed, the flavor of this energy was much richer than when I first met Roy, making it a very good dessert.
But compared to Gengar, he still prefers the Pokéblock that Agatha Christie prepared for him, which contain a lot of the energy he needs, and more importantly, a large quantity to keep him full.
Primeape ate the Pokéblock in its hand, it wondered if it would end up like these other Pokémon if it evolved into a Ghost type Pokémon again.
Feeling the Power Band Roy had put on his head, Primeape felt a continuous flow of power surging into his body, and even the power in his fists seemed to have increased.
He couldn't wait to go to Steven's Training Ground to test how strong he was now.
After the Pokémon finished absorbing the energy, Roy felt that the Ghost Power within him hadn't diminished much, which surprised him because he had only used a third of the amount he had used before to feed Litwick and the others.
Of course, if we don't count the Dusclops, one-fifth of its energy is enough; the energy absorbed by the Dusclops is equivalent to the total energy absorbed by the three little ones.
Feeling the large amount of Ghost Power still remaining within his body, he could finally use it with Ghost Power to assist in creating Pokéblock.
There's no need to painstakingly calculate how much Ghost Power is needed each day to feed the animals or how much Ghost Power is needed to calculate the Pokéblock.
Looking at the System Panel, Roy still had 80,000 Popularity Points left. He was thinking about whether to directly upgrade the Ghost Power to level 4.
After thinking it over, he decided to check if the store had anything good first.
After all the Power Bracelet were redeemed, the System Shop is now completely empty.
Roy spent 100 Popularity Points to click the refresh button in the System Shop.
Five more items have been added to the store.
1. Item: Shaderoot Carrot * 50
Effect: Crops favored by Spectrier of the King of Bountiful Harvests. Grows in dimly lit fields.
Exchange Points: 60,000
2. Technical Machine: [Energy Ball]
Effect: Launches life force gathered from nature. May lower the opponent's Special Defense.
Exchange Points: 2000
3. Item: Scope Lens (Intermediate)
Effect: A lens that reveals weaknesses. Pokémon holding this lens have a greater chance of hitting critical points with their moves.
Exchange Popularity Points: 30000
4. Technical Machine: [Psychic Fangs]
Effect: Uses Inner Focus to Bite and attack the opponent. Can also destroy Light Screen and Reflect.
Exchange Points: 2000
5. Technical Machine: Draining Kiss
Effect: Absorb the opponent's HP with a kiss. Restores more than half of the HP dealt to the opponent.
Exchange Popularity Points: 2000
This time, the shop has been refreshed with three Technical Machine and two items.
Let's start with the first item: Shaderoot Carrot.
This was something Roy hadn't expected; such a thing could actually appear in the system's shop, and there were even 50 of them at once.
That's the food that Calyrex's mount, the Spectrier, loves to eat, and it's also the mount that I've always longed for.
Is the system determined to make me compete with the Calyrex for the Spectrier?
In the game, you can bring Shaderoot Carrot to the Crown Shrine to summon the Spectrier.
I don't know if it will work in real life.
It seems I'll need to make a trip to the Crown Shrine sometime in the future.
With the system's capabilities, if I were to truly raise my Ghost Power to level 10, I might be able to compete with the Calyrex for a mount.
Speaking of mounts, the Tropius that the Academy had rented for Agatha was returned to the Academy by Roy two weeks ago.
It wasn't because Roy had a change of heart and didn't want to take up public resources, but Roy couldn't afford to raise her anymore. It's the same principle as the Academy renting Agatha for free, but if she's to be fed, she has to feed her herself.
Roy didn't have the energy to raise a Tropius, so he simply switched back to his Roadster Bicycle.
After all, Roadster Bicycle only consumes the energy of a bowl of noodles per kilometer.
It seems that Dreepy can also be used as Dragapult.
Roy's gaze fell on Dreepy, who was perched on his head. Dreepy was too small to ride yet.
"Evolve quickly!"
"Doryu, Doryu!"
Sensing Roy's gaze, Dreepy also looked at Roy below.
After ruffling Dreepy's triangular head, Roy's gaze returned to the three Technical Machine.
The three Technical Machine: one is the Grass type Energy Ball, one is the Psychic type Psychic Fangs, and the other is the Fairy type Draining Kiss.
All three are excellent skills.
Energy Ball can be used on Litwick, and it also provides a counter move against Water-type Pokémon are super effective against it.
Leaving the Psychic Fangs to Dreepy is quite good; it can destroy Light Screen, Reflect, and Aurora Veil while also having 85 skill power.
As for the Draining Kiss, it will inevitably belong to the Misdreavus, as it can replenish its own health while dealing damage, thus enhancing its survivability in battle.
You must redeem all three Technical Machine. As for the other item, the [Scope Lens], it's also good. It makes it easier for Pokémon to observe the opponent's weaknesses, allowing attacks to hit the opponent's vitals.
It's a pity it's only of medium quality.
That's right, Roy has become so arrogant that he no longer values mid-quality items; he only wants to give his Pokémon the best.
After Ghost Power Tractor, Roy decided to first exchange for the Shaderoot Carrot and three Technical Machine that appeared in the System Shop.
His current Ghost Power is more than enough, and if he levels up too quickly and the Giratina Scale in his Spatial Bracelet Frisk it, Giratina might take him into battle at any time.
The thought of facing the Space -Spacial Rend, which couldn't cleave space, and the Roar of Time, which could distort time, filled Roy with a sense of unease.
Others feel more secure as they become stronger.
Why is it that the stronger I become, the more dangerous I feel?
Roy directly spent 66,000 Popularity Points to exchange for the Shaderoot Carrot along with three Technical Machine.
The items in the System Shop were reset to zero, and Roy's Popularity Points became 16,000 points.
Roy didn't stop; he continued refreshing the System Shop.
The mid-quality Scope Lens that had just been refreshed had reappeared in the shop, but Roy simply ignored it.
The remaining four items include three Technical Machine and a low-quality Ice Stone worth 10,000 Popularity Points.
The three Technical Machine are Three Farmer Punches:
Thunder Punch, Fire Punch, Ice Punch.
Roy immediately swapped out Three Farmer Punches and Ice Stone; these three Technical Machine can be used by Primeape.
The Ice Stone can also be ground into fragments to help Primeape learn Ice Punch. Luckily, I also have the Fire Stone that Alai gave me in my Spatial Bracelet, which can also be used.
Although Primeape can learn moves through videos on its Communicator, the moves it learns, Drain Punch and Close Combat, are both Fighting type moves of its own type.
Similar to other elemental skills, Primeape cannot learn them if it doesn't have the energy of that element within its body. For example, Rage Fist requires Infernape to use Ghost Power to help the opponent.
The Popularity Points on the System Panel returned to zero.