The Gible Egg had a pale cyan-blue shell, its surface covered in irregular deep blue, almost black spots and fine streaks. The spots grew denser toward the lower half, faintly forming a mottled pattern of interwoven blue and brown.
The photograph had been taken professionally. The shell gleamed with a soft, warm luster under gentle lighting, its spots and patterns clearly visible, every detail captured vividly by the camera.
The description read: Gible Egg, from a Dragon-type breeding facility in the Sinnoh region. Both parents were Elite-level Garchomp, with pure bloodlines.
Egg Moves: Dragon Dance, Earthquake, Dragon Ascent.
Starting bid: 20 million League Coins.
A Gible Egg with three Egg Moves—its quality, bloodline, and potential would make it fiercely contested anywhere.
Forget a starting bid of 20 million; even at 50 million, plenty of people would be scrambling to buy it.
Dragon-type Pokémon were already rare, and a Pseudo-Legendary like Gible was even harder to come by.
With those three Egg Moves on top of that, this Pokémon Egg could truly be called an opportunity that came only once in a lifetime.
"Still, forget it. I can't afford something like this right now..." He shook his head and turned the page.
Given his current financial situation, there was no way he could buy a Pokémon Egg with a starting price of 20 million.
Besides, even if he could afford it, he would not buy it.
Gible was indeed powerful, and its final evolution, Garchomp, was one of the strongest among Dragon and Ground types. Its speed, attack power, and endurance were all top-tier.
But the resources needed to raise a late-blooming Dragon-type Pokémon were equally astronomical.
Just evolving it from Gible to Gabite, then Garchomp, would require immense energy accumulation, move training, and Type comprehension... Every aspect demanded huge amounts