The simulation ended. (--) (--)
The rewards appeared before his eyes.
[Guaranteed reward: Technical Machine ×2 (type can be specified)] [Guaranteed reward: Scent Sister's memories of making Fragrance Essence — Awakening and Dryness-Relieving Formula (can be viewed repeatedly)] ... [Choice reward 1: Raise any Pokémon by two levels (below Lv. 70)] [Choice reward 2: A clue to an obtainable Pokémon (type can be specified)] [Choice reward 3: Move — Weather Ball (can be taught to a Pokémon)] [Choice reward 4: Carry the [Kindhearted] talent into the next simulation]
Reaching the semifinals meant he could choose two of the four rewards.
Baimu chose the first and third without hesitation. He already had enough clues; he didn't need another.
As for Weather Ball... right now, none of the Pokémon on his team could learn it. He would have to set it aside until he acquired another Pokémon.
After some thought, he gave one of the two levels to Aggron and the other to Mawile.
Aggron had just reached level sixty-nine yesterday, so giving it a level now made the most of the reward. As for Mawile, one level might not bring about a dramatic change, but every little advantage helped.
Baimu's attention finally settled on the Fragrance Essence recipe. He looked up products online based on its described effects of clearing the mind and easing dryness.
There were quite a few brands, but only one carried the Green Pavilion mark—
Five thousand PokéDollars a box. Each box contained five incense tablets, and each tablet burned for about eight hours.
The listing specifically noted that the Fragrance Essence content was only thirty percent.
He stared at it, stunned. He had never imagined incense would cost so much, especially with only thirty percent Fragrance Essence. If he made the essence by hand,