Pokémon: System Intrusion

When Kaguya showed the Burning Bug, Ailin secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, it was a fire-type Burning Bug. Otherwise, it would be difficult to deal with the powerful fire-type Pokémon like Armorbird. However, Armorbird has four times the restraint against the Bug type, which is a clear advantage!

"Armored Bird, attack with wind blade!" Ailin decided to take the initiative and fight against Kaguya. He could not be careless at all, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.

"Jet flames!" Kaguya was a little confused, not sure whether the Armored Bird could fight against the Burning Bug. Although he restrained the opponent, the opponent's restraint was better!

Fortunately, the Burning Bug was quite powerful, and the flames it ejected instantly destroyed the wind blades, and in turn burned towards the Armored Bird! After all, even if it hadn't evolved yet, the Burning Bug's level was not low, and it was even slightly higher than the Armored Bird! Evolving at level 59, the Burning Bug became a dilemma.

"Phantom clone, avoid the attack!" The shadows of several armored birds suddenly appeared in the sky.

However, Kaguya smiled calmly and gave a direct instruction: "The second one on the left is the real one!" He had many ways to distinguish the true from the false, such as detection techniques, or his special eye technique - Sharingan!

During the battle, Kaguya would subconsciously activate the Sharingan, which he could afford. With the Sharingan activated, his observation ability was greatly improved! And with glasses on, no one could tell the difference in his eyes.

Although the Incandescent Bug didn't understand why, and even as a bug-type Pokémon it didn't notice the true form of the Armored Bird, it still obeyed Kaguya's orders.

Suddenly, a flame spurted out, and a thick column of fire hit the armored bird accurately, hitting the vital point!

"How is this possible?!" Ailin looked at Kaguya in surprise. You know, when Armored Bird used its phantom clone just now, even he, a trainer, couldn't tell which one was the real one!

How did Kaguya do it?!

The power of rock?! The power of waveguide?! Damn, this is awesome!

Kaguya smiled faintly and responded: "It's just a routine operation, nothing to be surprised about." Then she gave the order to the burning bug: "Take advantage of the situation to release the will-o'-the-wisp!"

The burning worm opened its mouth and shot out several dark blue fireballs, heading straight for the armored bird.

"Armored Bird, get out of the way!" Ailin knew that although the Armored Bird was hit head-on by the jet of flames, it was not yet at the point where it would be killed instantly by the Burning Bug, unless it was the Vulcan Moth. The Burning Bug was still a little immature before it evolved!

"Ouch!" Following Ailin's instructions, the armored bird spread its wings and tried to avoid the will-o'-the-wisp. It was agile and dodged several fireballs, but was eventually hit by a fireball on the wing, making a shrill cry!

"Armored Bird!" Ailin shouted hurriedly, only to see the Armored Bird with its wings hit by the ghost fire flying with sparks, obviously burned!

"Great!" Kaguya glanced at the burning bug with satisfaction. This little guy had a high combat IQ and knew how to attack the bird's weakness - the wings! Can a bird that can't fly with its wings broken still be considered a bird?

He did not forget the potential of his Incandescent Bug, which is a Pokémon with king-level potential!

In most Pokémon duels, this kind of potential is considered genius! How can the combat IQ not be high?

"Big fireball, kill it!" Kaguya gave an order, and the burning bug spewed out blazing flames and bombarded the Armored Bird head-on in a large letter shape!

The Armored Bird instantly lost its fighting power! At the same time, the light of evolution appeared on the Burning Bug!

This is Kaguya's third Pokémon evolved in this Quartz Tournament, and the second consecutive tournament in which a Pokémon has evolved!

Alin and the others finally realized that Kaguya was using them as a whetstone for Pokémon! The concept of experience does exist in the Pokémon world, but it is not digitized like in games. Not every Pokémon will evolve when it reaches a certain level!

Even Kaguya, who possesses a system and detection skills, cannot completely digitize Pokémon. The evolution time can be advanced or delayed!

Even if two Pokémon are of the same level and have the same duel skills, using the same move may produce slight differences!

The concept of Pokémon experience is roughly equal to their combat experience. More battles help Pokémon evolve, but nothing else has much effect!

Under everyone's gaze, the Burning Bug eventually evolved into the Vulcan Moth, which made Kaguya a little excited. This was his future main force of the Bug System! As for the Bug God? Sorry, Kaguya wasn't interested!

Name: Vulcan Moth

Height: 1.6 meters

Weight: 48 kg

Gender: male

Attributes: Fire, Insect

Traits: Body of Fire

Hidden Ability: Bug Premonition

Potential: King

Level: 64

System evaluation: A well-developed Vulcan moth, worth cultivating! Legend has it that it is the incarnation of the sun, and its flame temperature is extremely high!

Looking at the Vulcan Moth evolving into a king-level one, Kaguya felt a sense of relief!

Some time ago, he captured many Pokémon, all of which needed to be carefully cultivated and required a lot of experience points! The small world almost became a Pokémon kindergarten...

But as these Pokémon gradually grow, Kaguya has completed the initial task. For things like Vulcan Moth, they will have to upgrade on their own in the future, waiting for Kaguya to have something good to improve its potential!

"Congratulations! Please give me your guidance!" Although he knew that he was being used as a sparring partner, Ailin did not dare to show any dissatisfaction and released the next Pokémon: "It's up to you, Mr. Bullfrog!"

Looking at the big green frog in front of her, Kaguya was surprised. It was the rare bullfrog. This kind of Pokémon is really not cost-effective...