Arbok flicks out a snake's tongue.
"Aber!"
"Okay, I know you like bitter flavors with some Snake Gallbladder bladder added. Go, go watch TV."
Seeing that Arbok had finished eating its Pokéblock, Gengar looked at the large bag of Pokéblock it still had in its hand, opened its mouth wide, and poured the Pokéblock into its own mouth.
Gengar squinted its eyes and began chewing on the Pokéblock Roy had made, pouting its lips as if it were a snack.
So delicious!!!!
He had long forgotten his vow never to eat Roy's Pokéblock again; now all that remained for him was the phrase "it's so delicious!"
"Ghost..." (chewing)
"What?! You've finished your Pokéblock too!! Didn't I just make you a week's worth two days ago?"
Gengar lay sprawled between Roy and the Berry Maker, while Dreepy, perched on Roy's head, watched the rolling Gengar with curiosity.
If you didn't know, who would be able to tell that this is a High-level Elite Four Pokémon?
"Okay, okay, I'll do it."
Roy was also helpless; now he had to serve these two old men. Fortunately, he had Agatha's black card, so he didn't have to worry about not having enough money.
Upon hearing Roy's agreement, Gengar's expression immediately changed. He tried to cross his legs and sit on the sofa, but his legs were too short to do so, so he had to give up regretfully.
Before leaving, Agatha left behind Pokéblock for Arbok and Gengar. Although these could replenish the energy needed by the two creatures, they didn't like the taste.
On the contrary Roy's Pokéblock suited their tastes perfectly; although they weren't very energy-efficient, they were delicious.
After spending time crafting the Pokéblock that Arbok and Gengar like to eat.
Roy took out the crystal fragments he had obtained from Deoxys and prepared to make the Pokéblock that Dreepy would eat.
Roy can now basically create Advanced Pokéblock, but the quality is generally average and they don't require Evolution Stone.
He cannot control the energy within high-quality Evolution Stone at present.
Roy took out the broken crystal fragments he had collected earlier. After a year of experimentation, Roy discovered that the crystal fragments contained a rich amount of energy.
I don't know if it's because the Crystal was in its Speed Forme when Deoxys was destroyed, but after using the Pokéblock made from some Crystal fragments Dreepy's speed seems to have increased a lot again.
This also allows Dreepy to dominate in Intermediate Division with his speed.
Previously, in order to verify the effectiveness of the crystal, Roy added a little bit to the Pokéblock of each Pokémon.
However, experimental results show that the energy in this crystal seems to be effective only for Dreepy.
Roy only picked out some small, fragmented crystal pieces, which he could almost grind into powder using his Ghost Power.
However, his Ghost Power was completely ineffective against some of the larger crystalline fragments; the energy within them could even deflect his Ghost Power.
This is even after Roy has already raised his Ghost Power to level 4.
Level 4 Ghost Power increases the power of Ghost type -type moves for Ghost type Pokémon by 4%.
Furthermore, after reaching level 4 in Ghost Power, Roy can freely control the aura emanating from his body that can captivate Ghost type Pokémon.
As for why I didn't spend 160,000 Popularity Points to reach level 5...
Firstly, Roy didn't catch any other Pokémon this year, so his Ghost Power was more than enough.
Secondly, Roy's Popularity Points has an even greater use. Looking at the 2.85 million Popularity Points on the System Panel and the 4 million Popularity Points of Booster Energy in the shop.
There's a difference of 1.15 million points in Popularity Points.
He got the Booster Energy the System Shop a year ago, Roy didn't dare gamble on whether it would reappear after refreshing the shop.
So he kept accumulating Popularity Points, waiting to exchange them for Booster Energy.
Since a year ago, Misdreavus has not transformed into Flutter Mane again. Roy plans to try again after exchanging all the Booster Energy, hoping to get Misdreavus to achieve its previous evolution.
With a "ding," a new Pokéblock is produced.
Dreepy, who was perched on Roy's head, reached out and caught the Pokéblock, then ate it.
With Roy's companionship for a year, Dreepy gradually forgot his grief.