Pokémon: Why do you call me the sixth trainer?

It's called a "track", but it actually looks like an elf version of someone rushing forward.

The various levels along the way will even be adjusted according to the size and attributes of the elves.

For example, the "pool" that the fire type has to cross will be replaced by a "fire pit" or "electric field" for the water type, and there will also be a short [mission area] in the middle, which needs to be completed by the elves on the runway.

On the other hand, the "task arranging" cubs have many tasks and even interference items in front of them, such as "powering up" the pool, or specifying which track the elves should complete an extra task, etc.

The tasks are not difficult, but if you are really targeted, it will undoubtedly be a waste of time. Therefore, after a single target is assigned a task, the next ten tasks cannot be assigned to it.

But even so, the elves of Chen An and the other three received the most [designated tasks], which really delayed them for some time.

But in contrast, their speed of advancement is shocking.

It was not until the official explanation began that they discovered that

Without any direct communication (at least not during the live broadcast), Chen An and the other two all gave up the conditions of [Specified Task] and let the cubs play their part, focusing on letting things take their own course.

But even so, apart from Wen Yan's rhythm being similar to everyone else's, Chen An and Chen Xing's "advanced prediction" instructions undoubtedly attracted everyone's attention.

When the camera seemingly accidentally swept past Tiblim and Chenxi who seemed to be dozing with their eyes closed behind them, everyone vaguely realized something.

As the team of five or six trainers' overall progress was completely ahead of the others, they discovered that there were more than two trainers who used [synesthesia] to "analyze".

only,

Among them, Chenxi, the only one who can be compared with the psychic system, and even vaguely surpasses the psychic system in terms of analytical and predictive ability, is undoubtedly very eye-catching.

The reason why it is "vague" is that Soraya and his friends are too small to do this kind of project. It takes Soraya and Kapok more energy to cover the distance that others can cover in two or three steps.

However, as more and more viewers noticed the number of tasks completed, they began to feel the horror of the dawn.

——In a time that seemed to be about the same, Zoroark and his team completed almost twice or even three times as many missions as them.

Obviously, because the last game was too high-profile, they attracted a lot of "hatred".

Even if Chenxi did not participate in the competition, it would not affect their targeting of the Dragon Country players.

If it weren't for the rule that they cannot be assigned tasks consecutively, Chen An and the others would probably have to complete one task at a time.

but,

Although Chen An and Chen Xing used [synesthesia] to take advantage of the situation,

But the performance of Kapok Ball and Candlelight Spirit without revealing their trump cards can only be considered as [effort].

In addition, Wen Yan does not have [Synesthesia], and the levels faced by the Stinging Jellyfish and the Blazing Roaring Tiger are of the most difficult level.

therefore,

At the end of this round, even though Chen An and his team had extra points for completing tasks, they still only got fifth place.

The third place went to Nuo Ze and Na Ye. The small country they live in faces many crises. This kind of training of dividing the mind is just a part of their daily life. Unfortunately, they were a bit high-profile in the first two rounds, which made them bear most of the tasks during the CD period of Chen An and his party, resulting in a lot of delays. Otherwise, they could have ranked higher.

The second place went to a five-member team. Two of them gave up commanding the runway and focused on commanding the young elves to influence others through tasks or [additional bets], which earned them a high settlement score.

The first place winner was an unknown "solo player". Because he was so low-key and had little presence in the previous round, everyone ignored him in this round. Instead, he successfully avoided the competition between trainers and quietly won the first place.

...

When the first NPC trial was over, it was already evening, but everyone was still in high spirits. Team members were discussing their gains and shortcomings.

This also makes the audience realize that the [test] they participate in is not just a [performance for the audience], but can actually allow trainers or Pokémon to discover their own shortcomings or strengths.