Although this Aptitude Enhancement Potion was only Beginner-grade, it was already quite a precious resource for a Pokémon at Weedle's stage.
3,000 points.
Xinhai did not hesitate and directly added it to the exchange list.
Then came the Beginner and Intermediate Body Strengthening, Energy Enhancement, and Mental Enhancement Potions.
Body Strengthening Potion—enhanced a Pokémon's physical strength, muscle density, and bone hardness.
For a Bug-type Pokémon like Weedle, whose defenses were already relatively weak, this potion could lay a better physical foundation for it before evolution.
Beginner: 100 points. Intermediate: 500 points.
Energy Enhancement Potion—increased the energy capacity, energy intensity, and recovery speed within a Pokémon's body.
Weedle currently mainly knew Bug-type and Poison-type moves. Greater energy reserves meant it could use moves more frequently and fight with greater endurance.
Beginner: 150 points. Intermediate: 600 points.
Mental Enhancement Potion—enhanced a Pokémon's Inner Focus, perception, and concentration.
This was especially important for a Pokémon like Weedle that relied on keen senses to catch prey. Particularly after evolving into Beedrill, strong Inner Focus would allow it to control every attack more precisely while flying at high speed.
Beginner: 200 points. Intermediate: 700 points.
Finally, and most importantly—a Resistance Potion exclusive to Weedle.
Xinhai entered the keywords into the search bar and quickly found what he was looking for.
This potion was highly specialized, designed specifically for Bug-type Pokémon capable of forming cocoons—Caterpie, Weedle, Wurmple... (Pokémon modeled after creatures in reality that undergo complete metamorphosis!)
After these Pokémon evolved into their cocoon forms, their bodies would undergo a complete reorganization, rebuilding themselves from the cellular level onward.
This Resistance Potion had to be used at the very moment before a Pokémon evolved into its cocoon form.
The potion's effects would work throughout the Pokémon's entire bodily reorganization, gradually altering its resistance to attacks of