Draco thought that completing the game was the end, but little did he know that it was just the beginning.
The Fantastic Beasts Hatchery and Trading Post, which appear after defeating the champion, allow players to sell their Fantastic Beasts eggs or newborns. Herbs, seeds, and materials can also be freely traded.
Draco hadn't expected the game to have his favorite PVP mode. But thinking about it, it would be a shame if such an excellent combat system didn't allow players to freely battle each other.
Draco immediately fired a shot.
He thought his Thestral was going to die, and that the Knarl's team, with its enhanced damage output, could take on six opponents in a two-on-one fight, but reality quickly returned to the truth.
His opponent's game name was " Quiet ".
Draco recognized him; this was the guy who always stole the boss's last hit in The Wizard Legend, and even taunted in the public chat that all wizards were poor and had spent less money than he had alone.
Draco immediately bought a redemption code and challenged him to a one-on-one duel in the public chat, but Quiet blocked him and continued to taunt the others.
Enemies meeting are bound to be furious, Draco secretly vowed to smash Quiet's head in the air.
The opponent's starting lineup is the Nundu? Draco remembers the forum mentioning that the Nundu is a legendary Fantastic Beasts with a very low spawn rate. He didn't expect Quiet to get it so quickly.
Dog bastard!
As usual, Draco's Thestral was sent to his death, followed by Knarl, but what did the opponent mean by " Substitute "?
Draco quickly searched for detailed information about the " Substitute " ability on the Cuckoo, but before he could find the explanation, he saw the name " Quiet ".
[Outrage! This "Quiet" approach is destroying the habitat of Suitcase Beasts!]
Gameplay? Is there any gameplay more fun than boosting team wipes?
Draco felt perfectly justified in enhancing his attacks, even though his opponent's Nundu wasn't as fast as his Knarl. He discovered that his opponent still wasn't attacking him, but instead unleashed a " Toxic.
Draco immediately checked the negative status description: in the first round, it deducts one-sixteenth of the maximum health, and then increases by one-sixteenth each round.
What's the use of this? It would take at least six rounds to kill your own Knarl, while your own Knarl can kill the opponent in one round.
Thinking of this, Draco couldn't help but smile wickedly, manipulating the Knarl to unleash their most powerful skill.
Prepare to die, Nundu! Take this!
Draco's face broke into a smile; he could already picture the scene of his Knarl Strike swiftly sweeping away the six Fantastic Beasts of their opponents.
He even considered replying to the post he had just seen on the Cuckoo: " Quiet's playstyle is nothing special; to really climb the ranks, you need Draco's Spurs duo."
But the next moment, a round barrier appeared on the body of the Nundu, and the blow that Knarl swung with all his might was blocked without losing a single drop of blood.
"Bug!" Draco yelled, pointing at the screen, "It's definitely a bug!"
Draco immediately went to the previous post. The first comment below analyzed the tactics used by Quiet: using the Substitute skill to consume a quarter of his own health to create a Substitute the same health, which could block one instance of damage; then using the Toxic skill to continuously inflict indirect damage on the opponent; and finally, the divine skill Protect, which not only has priority and guarantees the first move, but also protects him from one instance of damage, although it cannot be used consecutively.
The Nundu's unique ability is to restore its own health based on the amount of health lost by the opponent due to poison, providing a continuous source of health for its Substitute move.
This tactic seems so familiar...
It's you again, you bladder oozing!
Draco was then thoroughly outmatched. When he attacked, his opponent would use Guard to block the damage. When Guard was unavailable, the opponent would mindlessly use Substitute. Draco's Knarl had the potential to deal damage, but his skills were all hitting the target, and he was quickly defeated in just a few rounds.
The opponent even had Substitute on the field.
Draco surrendered in humiliation and despair. Looking at the smug expression his opponent sent, Draco wished he could jump into the screen and punch Quiet.
It's all the fault of that despicable Sains. He started the bladder build from the Street Wizard Fighter, and this bad habit has been carried over to the Suitcase Beasts by players.
etc!
Sains and Silence, could they be the same person?
Sensing something, Draco slowly got up, pushed open the door to the private room, and walked to the other side of the corridor.
Draco wouldn't go to Sains's workspace; he knocked on Sains's dormitory door, but there was no answer.
Just as Draco was about to leave, he suddenly heard a hearty laugh coming from the tea room/meeting room.
It's Harry's voice.
"Haha, look, even this guy, a fully grown Knarl, was tortured into surrendering by you. The tactic you invented is really effective."
Draco gently pushed the door open.
There were only three people in the room: Sains, Harry, and Dobby. Sains was sitting in a chair, while Harry and Dobby stood behind him, watching and laughing heartily.
The air fell Quiet for a moment.
Draco was certain that he was the only one with the Knarl, adult form of the character.
" Quiet?" Draco gritted his teeth.
Dobby didn't know what Draco was talking about, so he just obediently covered his mouth.
Sains looked up and down, but Draco ruthlessly exposed him. Only after he painstakingly explained that this was exactly what his job was did Draco finally forgive him with a haughty air.
"What do you think of this game?" Sains suddenly started a questionnaire.
"It's alright," Draco retorted stubbornly. "Some of the bladder-related games are too unfair and disrupt the balance."
"No," Sains began to explain, "Poison and Steel-type Fantastic Beasts are immune to Toxic, and some creatures have the ability to avoid indirect damage. You can also use combo-type or sound-based moves to break through Substitute, not to mention that High Speed Taunt can prevent Nundu from using its status moves."
Draco was still indignant on behalf of his Knarl: "My adult Knarl can't even beat your juvenile Nundu? The legendary Pokémon's stats are way too overpowered! It's unfair!"
"Each person can only bring one Divine Beast..." Sains wanted to explain further, but then he suddenly remembered how to smooth Draco's fur, so he changed the subject, "You are the first Knarl I've ever seen. Now there are all sorts of team compositions for clearing stages, and you should be the first player in the entire game to have an adult Knarl."
Draco proudly puffed out his chest.
He immediately posted on Cuckoo.
[The first adult Knarl in the entire server, with hidden evolution conditions, the most reliable sprite, and the Patronus of horses]
Draco, whose private room lease had just expired, came downstairs with a smile.
Seeing Draco's expression, Quirrell knew he had had a good day, so he spoke up, "You must have done your job perfectly."
Draco touched his nose. Perfect? He seemed to be looking for flaws in the Suitcase Beasts to highlight the Wizard Legend.
"Uh... I'd like a redemption card."
Quirrell handed over a newly released redemption card, which not only contained redemption codes applicable to all three games, but also featured a colorful illustration of one character from each of the three games.
Draco looked at Ella from Wizard Legend, Slytherin from Street Wizard Fighter, and Thestral from Suitcase Beasts —three different art styles crammed onto a single card—and couldn't help but exclaim, "Beautifully drawn!"
He immediately recalled his earlier suggestion, "So, can I buy redemption codes on Cuckoo now?"
Quirrell was quite familiar with the progress of this matter. " Lorne went out specifically for this, and we should have results around next week."
Draco nodded with satisfaction.