Pokémon: The Zen Trainer

"I feel like I'm almost ready to be discharged from the hospital."

"Yes, Master."

Mu Nian nodded.

Master Guangsheng picked up his chopsticks, ready to start eating. He hadn't eaten much yet, having been too busy chatting with Bianxiang, and was still hungry.

Then I looked at the empty bottom of the pot.

"I was thinking, 'Don't let that brat come here!! I get annoyed just looking at him!!'"

.....

He turned to look at the hospital, because he had just taken over and needed Master Guang Sheng to stabilize the situation.

After everything goes smoothly, Bianxiang will hand things over to Senior Brother Munian and find a few capable people to help, so that Master Guangsheng can go and enjoy his retirement.

Bian Xiang will do what he can, but his wish remains unchanged: once the mess of the Alliance is completely resolved, Bian Xiang will set off with his elves.

I stretched and felt pretty good.

My head feels a bit cool, should I get a hat?

His bald head was just too eye-catching.

.....

This morning, Minato Mariko was surprised to see that her boss had unusually ordered a thorough cleaning of the store.

It's like the sun has risen in the west! My boss has no interest in anything except researching things, and he's always slovenly.

Today, for the first time ever, I wore a suit. According to Mr. Miyamoto, a big client is coming back today, and I need to clean the store spotless.

But we're a ground repair shop, and all the people who come here are ground-type Pokémon. How could we possibly be completely free of dust?

Mine Mariko looked at the boss who was circling around in front of her.

"I said, boss, can you please stop swaying around? It's making me dizzy."

Mine Mariko looked at the boss and complained.

"This is crucial to whether our store can continue operating and whether my research can continue."

Keita Miyamoto looked at Mariko Mine and said.

Mine Mariko pouted.

"Which sucker is going to invest in the boss's research this time?"

"What sucker? My research has a bright future, okay?!"

Keita Miyamoto tugged at his tie and said.

Keita Miyamoto even rented a suit specifically for today.

"Who exactly is the boss?"

Mine Mariko looked at Miyamoto Keita with some curiosity and asked.

"Monk."

"A monk??"

Mariko Mine looked at Keita Miyamoto in surprise.

"Boss, you're really something else, actually asking a monk for money? It's a miracle they're not begging you for alms."

"Stop joking with me, look at me now!"

Mine Masaki looked her up and down.

"It looks like that, but you've done a pretty good job for the boss."

Ding dong.

The doorbell rang.

Bian Xiang stood in front of this store.

"Abbot, why did you come here in person?"

"Paying is a small matter; I can handle it myself."

Xiu Nian stood to the side and said.

Bian Xiang smiled.

"There are some things in this store that I'm very interested in."

Bian Xiang looked at Xiu Nian and said.

For example, the repair fluid provided by this store can surprisingly help the Claydol improve its core output.

It can help the clay giant improve its training efficiency, and the effect is very obvious.

It should be noted that the Clay Giant's power has now reached an extremely terrifying level, enhanced by the Dharma Body.

While thinking that he hadn't specifically tested the clay giant, he estimated that its power had probably already reached the threshold of a near-Elite Four member.

Next time I'll take Golem to get its base stats tested. It's been a long time since I took a Pokémon to have its stats checked; the last time was with Gastly.

Trainers need to take their Pokémon to test their strength regularly in order to gain a better understanding of their Pokémon.

With the help of the system, Bianxiang has a fairly good grasp of his Pokémon's stats, but he still needs a more intuitive feel to help him determine his Pokémon's current level.

The power-up system for Pokémon like Claydol is different from that of other Pokémon.

Clay dolls and clay giants, these kinds of spirits, should be considered ancient creations.

These elves are usually upgraded by exploring ruins and finding parts left behind by ancient people to replace them.

Alternatively, you can look for better parts on the market, as the Power Cube is relatively of little help to the Clay Golem.

Energy cubes are essential for training the Clay Golem and are a key component of its abilities.

However, the problem with the clay giant is that its core is too strong, and its body is unable to withstand the burst of power from its core.

This happened last time when my hands got too hot.

The repair solution from this store can help Bian solve this problem.

Chapter 198 The Income of Trumpet Sprout Towers

However, the problem with the clay giant is that its core is too strong, and its body is unable to withstand the burst of power from its core.

This happened last time when my hands got too hot.

The repair solution from this store can help Bian solve this problem.

At least from the perspective of the other side, it seems to be a feasible solution, although the price proposed by the other side is somewhat high.

The market price of a typical Power Block ranges from several thousand to tens of thousands, depending on its quality, except for Master-crafted ones.

The price of the two Master-level Energy Cubes that Snow Child ate last time is estimated to be over 100,000, plus the favor from Master Guang Sheng.

This repair, if equivalent to the effect of an energy block, would cost around 10,000, except it also has the added effect of widening the energy path of the Clay Golem.

The other party immediately asked for 100,000, which is a bit too high a price.

The main problem is that this repair fluid has a very limited effect; it only works on Muddoll-type Pokémon. For other Pokémon, it's no different from a 10,000-energy cube, and energy cubes are even more convenient to carry.

Bianxiang doesn't mind expensive things, but if he's treated like a sucker, then Bianxiang will be a little bothered.

Only when you manage a household do you realize how expensive firewood and rice are; some things can be saved, there's no need to waste them.

After all, the trumpet bud towers house so many monks, and there are so many trumpet bud towers.

I've roughly looked at the sources of income for the trumpet bud tower, and they mainly come from several sources.

The biggest source of income is from selling cemetery plots in the back mountain; basically, all Pokémon and humans who die in Violet City choose to be buried here.

So the income from this area is quite considerable, but there is less and less usable land in the back hills, so sooner or later the cemetery plots in the back hills will be sold out.

The second source of income is donations from believers. This income is not stable, and Bladder Geyser does not encourage donations. This money is allocated to various free activities organized by Bladder Geyser.

The third source of income is the earnings from monks performing religious ceremonies and collecting alms. After deducting a portion of the monks' earnings, this portion accounts for a part of the total income of the Prayer Beggars Temple.

There are also rent fees for several shops.

The above is all the income of the trumpet bud tower.

It's enough to support the monks and trumpet buds under my command, but it's far from enough to do anything big.

I can only be thankful that the buds I'm growing are all trumpet buds, which are easy to care for.

If it were called the Tower of Dragons, the expenses would skyrocket, and the tower probably wouldn't even be able to be built.

If it's a young Kyurasta, then there's only one pit left.

Larvitar is a real pain to raise. It grows up eating minerals and has a long training period. It is ranked third among the top ten most difficult Pokémon to raise!

Ghost-type is better; at least it doesn't make you hungry even if you don't eat for days. At most, it will absorb some spirit or yang energy.

It saves a lot of money, but it's also a bit exhausting.