If Top-level Breeders are making this much money, then what about master-level breeders...?
Roy couldn't imagine how much money a master-level breeder must make. If he had the skill of Master-level Breeder, it seemed he wouldn't even need the system...
Agatha Detect Roy's thoughts and shattered Roy illusions.
"Do you think being a master breeder is so easy?"
There are hundreds of Mid-tier Elite Four level Pokémon Trainers in the Kanto Region, but only one Master-level trainer, who is also the head of the Joy family in the Kanto Region.
As for the Hoenn, she didn't seem to have heard of any master-level breeders.
It can be said to be even rarer than a tournament champion.
This is why higher-level Pokémon breeders are more sought after; in reality, breeders are like alchemists in fantasy novels.
Never offend a breeder, because you never know what kind of friends they have.
This was the first time Roy had ever systematically learned about Pokémon breeders.
Roy took out the Pokéblock that Nurse Joy had given him for feeding his Primeape, as well as the general-purpose Pokéblock, and asked Agatha to help him identify them.
Agatha held up the two Pokéblock and examined them. The transparency was acceptable, with virtually no impurities. The solid materials made them a decent Pokéblock.
The first type of Pokéblock is more accurately described as a healing Pokéblock, containing a large amount of Berries used to restore internal injuries.
The general-purpose cubes are mainly used to replenish the energy in Pokémon, which is also very useful for Primeape like Pokémon that mainly engage in Close Combat.
To be able to create Pokéblock to this extent, one must be an Intermediate Breeder.
Upon learning that these were free gifts, and that there were approximately 200 of them, Agatha stated that the value of these Pokéblock was around 30,000 Poké Dollars.
30,000 Poké Dollars?
Roy knew that Nurse Joy must have helped him, but he didn't expect her to help him by so much.
Regarding the Fire type Pokéblock needed by the Litwick, Agatha said not to worry, she would leave that to her teacher, Roy, and she would make some Pokéblock for Roy tonight.
"Teacher? You are also a nurturer."
Roy was puzzled when he heard that Agatha could also make Pokéblock; he thought Agatha was just Pokémon Trainer.
"He's roughly at the Intermediate Breeder level, but he doesn't have Intermediate Breeder certificate."
Although her Pokéblock are also custom-made, a good Pokémon Trainer must also understand breeding principles.
Roy was surprised that Agatha was so interested in Pokémon breeding, but he remembered that in the anime, Agatha was unhappy with Professor Oak's obsession with Pokémon research, and that Pokémon breeding...
Driven by sheer curiosity, Roy couldn't help but ask:
"Teacher, isn't it a bit of a waste for us Pokémon Trainers to go and learn about breeding techniques?"
Upon hearing Roy's question, Agatha's expression changed, and she smacked him twice on the head. Roy felt a little dazed, as if stars were twinkling above his head.
"Foolish!"
"Nonsense!"
Agatha answered Roy's question with four words and two sharp raps on the head.
"What era are we living in! How could you have such a thought? A breeder's job is to better improve Pokémon's strength. Only by understanding more about breeding can you better train your own Pokémon."
Pokémon breeding and training are inseparable!
As she spoke, Agatha took out a thick notebook from her Spatial Bracelet and handed it to Roy. The notes in the notebook contained her insights on raising Ghost type Pokémon.
Roy felt the weight in his hands. Judging from the fact that the bottom pages of this notebook were already somewhat curled up, Agatha must have frequently read and revised the notes inside.
As Roy opened the book, Roy carefully examined the scribbles and marks on it. The more he read, the more he felt that the value of this notebook was no less than the perfect-quality Dusk Stone that Agatha had given him.
Many of these are training items that haven't been seen in the game. Even if you sold these handwritten notes by Agatha, they would probably fetch several million Poké Dollars, right? Even if you don't train Ghost type Pokémon yourself, collecting them would still be very meaningful.
Of course, he was just thinking about it; if he dared to sell, Agatha's first thing would definitely be to clean house.
I took a quick look, and it mainly focuses on training Ghost type and Poison types.
For example: how to extract higher quality Ghost-type energy from Ghost type Pokémon, how to improve Arbok's venom, and how to train Arbok based on the patterns on its sides.
Roy didn't need this part, as his Ghost Power could perfectly replace it; however, the skill training information was recorded at the back of the notebook.
"Teacher, what about... Pokémon research?"
After saying that, Roy immediately covered his head, bracing himself for two more thuds, but this time Agatha hesitated to strike, only repeating, "Pokémon research?"
She was about to reply that research was useless, but then she suddenly remembered the man she had never defeated even once.
The key point is that even when the other party focuses their energy on research, she is still no match for them, and that is what truly infuriates her.
No way! If I can't beat him, then I'll personally train a disciple who can!
Roy, still clutching his head, couldn't understand why Agatha's gaze had changed, as if a flame was burning within it.
Agatha didn't answer the question again, but instead started thinking about Roy's training.
From the hesitant expression on the other's face, Roy could tell that the two were having a disagreement. Professor Oak was focusing all his attention on his research, while Agatha thought that Professor Oak was wasting his time.
He knew that Professor Oak was right, not only now, but also in the future, Professor Oak's achievements in the research community would be extraordinary.
But!
Roy could only apologize to Professor Oak in his heart, since Agatha was now his teacher.
He consistently adheres to the principle of helping relatives regardless of right or wrong.
"Starting tomorrow, you don't need to go to class anymore. I'll talk to your head teacher."
It's better to let Roy get a good night's sleep in the room than to let him sleep in the classroom, so he can train properly afterward.
"Also, you need to memorize all the knowledge in the book I gave you. I will test you in a month, and there will be Punishment if you don't memorize it all."
Roy looked at the thick notebook in his hand. Although it was thick, he should be able to read it through in a month.
Just as I was about to agree, I saw Agatha take out one, two, three,... twenty-five notebooks from her Spatial Bracelet.
"I almost forgot, you need to memorize everything in these books."
Roy flipped through them one by one and found that they were all handwritten books of various types of Pokémon, and none of them were books that could be found at the Academy.
Isn't he a Ghost type Pokémon Trainer?
What's the use of learning about Pokémon from other types?
Agatha stated that knowing yourself and your enemy is the key to victory in every battle, and these secrets about other types of Pokémon just be the key to her success in battle.
Roy was speechless, wondering if he could really read so many books in a month.
Looking at the dilapidated warehouse in front of him, although the Ghost type aura here was strong and it was indeed suitable for Ghost type Pokémon to live in, he still couldn't let his apprentice live in such a run-down place.
I casually sent a message to someone on my Communicator.