Everyone else is a trainer, but you are a swordsman?

Finally, the Chinchilla swung its tail violently and threw a heavy blow. Xianla was unable to block it and was knocked away with a "bang". He fell to the ground and rolled. His smooth fur was covered with dust and he looked in a mess.

"Chino~"

Chino Chinchilla raised its head and shouted provocatively. After fighting for such a long time, it was still full of energy, as if it had unlimited physical strength and power.

On the other hand, Xianla was panting and barely supporting his body. He stood up shakily, with the scene in front of him blurred and he looked exhausted.

Everyone can understand the situation on the field now. Although Xila still has a chance to turn the tables, the balance of victory and defeat has completely tilted towards Chino Chinchilla.

"Okay, let's stop fighting here. Come back, Chino Chinchilla."

Munemori called Chino Chinchilla back, and after praising it for a few words, he turned around and looked at his classmates with his hands behind his back, and asked leisurely, "Did everyone learn anything from this battle?"

"Teacher, this doesn't look like a normal mid-level Pokémon battle to me."

"Yes, teacher, why is it that Yula's fighting skills can't beat Chino Chinchilla's normal skills?"

Several students raised their confusions.

After Feng finished applying medicine to Xianla, he took two steps forward and said, "This Chino Chinchilla's speed, strength, and stamina far exceed those of ordinary mid-level Pokémon."

Hearing his classmates' confusion, Zong Sheng looked at the Xianla in Feng's arms and commented on the previous battle: "Your Xianla is very talented. He is very good at using ice energy, and his skills are powerful. But... he can only barely hold on by using energy. His physical fitness is far behind."

After hearing this, Feng nodded silently and agreed with what the teacher said.

His usual training of Pokémon mainly focuses on skills, and the Pokémon's physical fitness, speed, strength and resistance training only account for a small part. When encountering a weak opponent, he can naturally rely on the powerful skills brought by his high qualifications to quickly crush it, but his true colors will be exposed once the opponent becomes strong.

Feng thought of the bronze bell of the Four Heavenly Kings Gosong. It had a special attack stat of only 79, but the super powers it used actually gave Feng the feeling of a little Mewtwo. The Pokémon cultivated in this way was far superior to its peers.

Moreover, the breeding of this Chino Chinchilla is quite outstanding. Feng feels that even some big families may not be able to match it. It is worthy of being a Pokémon of a high-level breeder.

"Didn't you ask me before about the difference between exclusive elf food and ordinary elf food?"

Zong Sheng stroked the Chino Chinchilla's furry tail and said to Feng, "You should understand now. The difference in physical fitness is reflected in all aspects. Its importance in battle is no less than the power of attribute skills."

"In addition, there's another more important point about elf food: it affects the elves' growth rate!"

"There is still a growth rate?" Feng asked in surprise.

He thought of his own Pokémon and felt that their upgrades had not been very slow, especially Aegisblade, which had been upgrading like a rocket since it got that secret technique.

"Yes, it's not obvious when you're at a low level, but the gap gets bigger as you progress."

"For a Pokémon with Elite aptitude to successfully reach Elite, it can take several years at the shortest, or even until its prime is over, where it might be stuck at Quasi-Elite. The difference lies in battle and training."

Zong Sheng said: "It is not easy for a vase that has never experienced battles and a skinny person who cannot keep up with nutrition to fully realize their potential and grow into a talent."

"Of course, Pokémon food alone isn't enough. Nutritional potions and specialized training are also crucial. Raising Pokémon isn't just about feeding them and training their skills; it's a science and a study."

Zongsheng glanced at the expressions of the students below, knowing that the groundwork had been laid, and began to get to the point: "After talking so much, I believe everyone should have a preliminary understanding of breeding. Let's go back to the classroom. Now I will start to introduce the preparation of Pokémon food."

……

After the class, although Feng did not make the food himself, he learned some theoretical knowledge. Although he did not understand or master it, he at least had a concept of how to make exclusive elf food.

According to Mr. Munemori, before making food, it is best to choose two or three of the six dimensions of Pokémon, focus on their cultivation and training, and let the Pokémon work towards these directions.

The fruits and materials used in making food will also revolve around these directions and use matching ingredients.

It's not that it's impossible to make food that can improve all six dimensions, but Pokémon's energy and abilities are limited, and only with focused cultivation and training can they unleash their greatest strength.

In addition, when making Pokémon food, you also need to find materials suitable for Pokémon of corresponding attributes, such as ores needed by Rock and Steel Pokémon, berries needed by Grass Pokémon, and so on.

The materials required by Pokémon of different levels and developmental stages are also different. The food eaten by Elite-level and Larval-level Pokémon is naturally different, and the food eaten by Charizard and Charmander is naturally different as well.

Other factors to consider include the Pokémon's personality and taste.

"What a trouble..." Feng sighed.

This is not an easy task. Many materials are not available in the alliance’s stores, and production requires care and skill, otherwise the nutrients in the materials will be easily destroyed, wasting money.

"Forget it, take your time."

Feng shook his head, suppressed his emotions, and planned to get up and leave the classroom after the bell rang.

At this time, Zong Sheng added: "If you are interested in cultivation, you can go to the library after class to study. The school provides many valuable books for everyone."

Yes, the library.

After hearing this, Feng's eyes lit up and he immediately felt that he had found the direction.

This item should also be listed on the schedule as a priority.

My current tasks include preparing for Saturday's assassination mission, the weekend's "Rookie Cup" competition, and going to the library to learn about breeding knowledge. In addition, there is also daily Pokémon training, um... that also needs to be improved.

While thinking about things, Feng took Xianla's paw as usual and planned to walk towards the classroom door.

But Xianla did not follow Feng's footsteps as usual, but was dragged by him like a puppet that had lost its soul.

"Hey, what's wrong with you, Xianla? You're still thinking about fighting."

Next to him, Xiula had a listless expression, with his head drooping listlessly, as if he had lost all his energy.

"accustomed to……"

Xianla sighed again, with a hint of vicissitudes of life, which contrasted with its petite and cute appearance.

It didn't know how many times it had sighed. It had been in this state since losing the game and couldn't even muster the energy to walk.