What's meant to be will be; if it's meant to be, you can't escape it.
Completely giving up, Roy took out the six Technical Machine from his Spatial Bracelet and also took out the portable Technical Machine.
Have Litwick, Misdreavus, Dreepy, and Primeape come over and learn moves one by one.
Having already learned the skill, the Misdreavus put the perm cover on her head, and Roy put the Technical Machine into the CD player.
It was another success! Compared to the previous six Technical Machine I obtained from the market, only one of them worked. The Technical Machine in the System Shop are definitely worth it!
After learning the new skill, Misdreavus placed the hood of the Portable Technical Machine on Dreepy's head.
"Dream!"
"Doryu, Doryu."
Dreepy's triangular head shape and round hood seemed particularly mismatched, but thankfully the Portable Technical Machine was still functioning.
Having already learned how to use the Portable Technical Machine, the Misdreavus chased Roy aside and took charge of inserting the Technical Machine into the CD player.
Having lost his job, Roy took out a pen and paper and began to revise a few recipes that only required the use of Pokéblock.
Litwick has just learned the Grass type move Energy Ball. Afterwards, you'll need to add materials or Berry that boost Grass-type Energy to Litwick's Pokéblock.
Furthermore, you'll need Berry or materials with strong Grass-type Energy, otherwise they'll easily be burned to ashes by the excessive Fire type energy in the Pokéblock.
The proportions... we'll discuss that during the experiments.
He wasn't quite sure about the energy ratio either; most of the notes Agatha left behind contained fixed Pokéblock ratios.
Roy needs to create Pokéblock specifically designed for his own Pokémon, which significantly increases the difficulty level.
As for Misdreavus and Dreepy, we also need to find materials that possess Fairy type energy and Psychic type energy.
A series of skill changes forced Roy to revise the recipes, Berry, and proportions of various materials once again.
Roy now understood just how true it was that Agatha had said that good Pokémon Trainer would also understand the knowledge of breeders.
No wonder even Pokémon Trainer at the Pseudo-Elite Four level or above generally only raise 6 Pokémon.
However, this was not a difficult task for someone who possessed the Ghost Power.
After organizing my notes, I realized that all the little creatures had learned their skills. For example, Litwick and Misdreavus had both used portable Technical Machine and the Academy's Technical Machine before, and they seemed to be doing well.
However, both Dreepy and Primeape felt dizzy.
Especially for Primeape, after unleashing three Technical Machine at once, he now feels like there are three sets of punches fighting inside his head.
Misdreavus patted Primeape's muscular arm, indicating that dizziness was normal.
Since he still had some materials on hand, Roy planned to make some of the Pokéblock Primeape was currently eating, and also to test the effects of the upgraded Ghost Power.
Fighting type Pokéblock and Normal type Pokéblock are much easier to craft than Pokéblock of other types.
The Berry and other materials used in this product are generally mild in nature, and they will not cause significant reactions even when mixed with materials from other categories.
Roy began adjusting the Pokéblock ratio, half of which followed the recipe from the Fighting type manual left by Agatha.
The remaining half needs to first replenish some Ghost-type energy within Primeape.
By constantly imbuing Rage Fist with his own Ghost Power, using Primeape Punch always meant using an external force.
Perhaps we should let Primeape possess this energy on its own, combined with external support; it might produce surprising results.
Before making it, Roy scraped off some of the radish roots from the remaining two-thirds of the Shaderoot Carrot, and then added them to the Moomoo Milk mixed with the Ghost Power.
Add all the materials needed for the Pokémon- boosting Pineapple Berry and Fighting type Pokéblock to the Berry Blender.
The Ice Stone I just redeemed was smashed to pieces by Primeape's punch, and I added it along with the Fire Stone Shard I used to make Litwick.
Roy was very careful in adding the two types of fragments, as these two types also had a restraining effect.
Now comes the crucial step.
The Fire type and Ice type energy within the Berry Blender began to repel each other, and the two Evolution Stone Shard, being of equal quality, refused to yield to each other.
Roy had anticipated this would happen, just as the Fire Stone Shard and the Ice Stone Shard were about to collide and react.
The purple, Ghost Power intervened in the Berry Blender, enveloping the Fire Stone Shard and Ice Stone Shard separately, effectively separating them and preventing another explosion and failure.
The encased Ice Stone Shard and Fire Stone Shard are now intact and no longer react.
If the mixture can be successfully mixed, then it's a success.
Although the Fire Stone Shard and the Ice Stone Shard were both enveloped in the Ghost Power, Roy did not dare to let his guard down, constantly observing the state inside the Berry Blender until it was completely mixed.
After the Tractor, the strength of the Ghost Power also increased significantly. Previously, some Fire Stone Shard and Ice Stone fragments that could not be crushed were completely turned into fine powder under the effect of the Ghost Power.
Roy felt that using the Tractor Ghost Power was as smooth as if he were operating the Berry Blender himself.