Professor Oak: I Might As Well Trick Him In and Kill Him Too (Three-in-One)

This was a complete Beedrill training manual.

Moreover, it was the only one in the entire Pokémon World—and the best one.

Xia Yan had no idea just how strong Giovanni's Beedrill was, nor had he ever seen it.

But it was definitely not weak.

Even after Lance became Champion, Giovanni's Beedrill could still easily suppress Lance's ace Dragonite. That was the best proof.

And that was without using Mega Evolution.

If Giovanni's Beedrill underwent Mega Evolution, even Xia Yan could not estimate its upper limit.

However, the methods recorded in this book

were not actually suitable for everyone's Beedrill.

Because no one else could assist Beedrill's training with Viridian Force the way Giovanni could.

If an ordinary Beedrill trained according to the methods in this book, it might die of overwork before seeing any results.

Xia Yan had previously tried asking Giovanni about methods for raising Bug-type Pokémon.

He had not specifically mentioned Beedrill.

But Beedrill was undoubtedly Giovanni's greatest specialty, so Xia Yan got what he wanted.

Yet he had ultimately never spoken the words "Beedrill."

Now,

Giovanni had proactively placed a book on how to better raise Beedrill into his hands.

Xia Yan could not help feeling a chill spread from his tailbone through his entire body.

Even his palms felt slightly numb.

Although this book was undoubtedly an invaluable treasure to him.

After his Beedrill entered the Elite Four-level, Xia Yan temporarily had little idea how to train it further.

Because he did not know what lay beyond the Elite Four-level.

Champion-level?

Then how was one supposed to advance from the Elite Four-level to Champion-level?

He did not know either.

But now,

Giovanni's book recorded how to raise an Elite Four-level Beedrill to the Champion-level.

It also described the traits and differences beyond the Elite Four-level.

It