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

Not only them, but also the residents of Shuimai City come here to enjoy the afternoon sunshine or chat with their neighbors.

Pokémon in the city are different from Pokémon in the wild. They have their own unique ecological environment, populations and food chains.

Although humans are the protagonists of the city, Pokémon are also residents and have their own living places, such as sewers.

In the sewers, there are not only land Pokémon such as Meowth, Cronus, and Rattata, but also flying Pokémon such as Zubat and Gentlemoth, as well as Swimming Ringweaver, Seal Ball, and even a Manticore that got lost in it.

Of course, there are also some Pokémon abandoned by humans, and they will wander aimlessly in the city.

When Feng walked into the library, the first thing that caught his eye was a spacious and bright reading hall.

The style of the hall is simple and elegant. The towering bookshelves are filled with everything from ancient Sinnoh books to modern literature such as Professor Oak's Kawayanagi Collection, from scientific papers to Pokémon breeding books, and there is a dazzling array of them.

Going forward along the corridor, there are independent reading rooms, which are designed in a classical style and have a sense of history.

Although the structures of different floors are slightly different, they are basically the same, except for the types and preciousness of the books in the collection.

For example, the top few floors are not open to the public and require some "privileges".

Feng first asked the staff about the locations of the Pokémon breeding area and the Sinnoh history area, and then found the corresponding bookshelf.

The cultivation books for Pokémon with 18 attributes, such as water, fire, grass, and electric, are arranged in categories. There are also many types of books such as basic Pokémon knowledge books, books introducing tree fruits, books on different Pokémon structures, etc.

Feng was a little dazzled by the choices for a while, and even considered whether he should stay here for a while and calm down to study seriously for a year or two.

But he thought about it and gave up. What he needed most at the moment was strength. The knowledge he cultivated was only auxiliary at best and the need was not that urgent.

For now, just focus on reading books related to your own Pokémon and books about Pokémon food.

So he picked some books about Aegisblade, Gyarados, Ula and Kapok.

"Xiaola, take these books first."

Feng took down a few books introducing Xianla from the bookshelf and handed them to Xianla. Xianla couldn't understand the words in the books, so he blinked his eyes and flipped through the books curiously.

"Kapok Ball, this is yours."

Then Feng took a few more books and placed them on the floating kapok ball's head, letting it follow him with the books on its shoulders.

The kapok ball's body suddenly sank, then it flapped its "little wings" and tried to fly again, looking at Feng with some resentment.

Feng looked around but didn't find any Pokémon-exclusive Pokémon food. It might be hidden in the upper level that is not open to the public.

However, Feng did find some special Pokémon food that can allow Pokémon to learn restraining skills.

Afterwards, he also took down several books on Sinnoh's legends and history from the bookshelves in the corresponding sections.

Feng, Xianla and Mumianqiu came to the reading room with the books and piled them heavily on the table under the surprised gazes of the people around them.

He sat down next to her and first opened the book on how to make special elf food.

This book is called "Pokémon Skills and Food". The whole book is very thick and the introduction is relatively comprehensive. It was written by a not-so-famous Pokémon doctor. The catalog is full of methods for making different Pokémon foods.

Feng first turned to the page that allowed water-attribute Pokémon to learn electric-type skills and read it carefully.

The book states that Water-type Pokémon, due to their natural fear of Electric-type skills and the pain they feel when being hit by Electric-type skills, may not be able to concentrate on sensing energy when learning Electric-type skills.

This not only results in inefficient skill learning, but also greatly reduces the power of the skills used.

The solution is to make Pokémon food with the anti-electric candlewood fruit as the main ingredient, take it before learning skills, and then let the water Pokémon practice slowly and persistently.

"So you need resistance fruit?"

Feng wrote down the proportions of this elf food and other auxiliary materials, then turned to other pages.

He found that the principles were similar and the main ingredients were all resistant fruits. After writing down a few important food ratios, he turned to the second half of the book.

This part talks about learning another kind of skill, such as letting a water-type Pokémon learn a fire-type skill.

The explanation in the book is that water-type Pokémon have a weak sense of the fire energy in their bodies, making it very difficult to mobilize it, resulting in a reduction in the power of their skills.

The solution is to use a kind of flame fruit as the main ingredient to make elf food to help it master skills.

After finishing the book, Feng put it aside, took the next book from the top of the pile, opened it and continued reading.

……

Time passed quickly, and when Feng looked up from the book, it was already evening. Feng looked at the book next to him that he had not finished reading and felt a little reluctant to leave.

Although I have learned all the useful information related to training, there are still many mythological stories in the Sinnoh region that I have not yet read.

For example, there is a story about a man marrying an elf. The book describes it vividly and in great detail, making people addicted to it.

But Feng also knew that he couldn't stay here for too long, otherwise his strength would be stuck due to lack of experience points, and he had to go out into the wild to gain some experience.

His next target was the Iron Island not far from Watermai City. The wild Pokémon there were more suitable opponents for Ulla, allowing it to level up quickly.

But before that, you have to go to the Alliance Breeding House in Shuimai City to see if there are any high-quality Pokémon.

After leaving the library, Feng first went to the Alliance Store to buy some materials mentioned in the book, and then went towards the Alliance Breeding House.

……

"Is this all the Pokémon eggs you have in your breeding house?"

Feng looked at the few hundred Pokémon eggs on the shelf in confusion. "There must be at least a thousand Pokémon eggs in the breeding houses in Kanaz City and Kaina City in Hoenn. Your Water Pulse City is a big city after all."

"Sorry sir, this has always been the case here. If you want to pick more Pokémon eggs and hatchlings, please obtain access to the inner area."

Although the staff member apologized, he had a formal expression on his face as he explained to Xiang Feng.

There are not many Pokémon eggs and young Pokémon in the area outside the breeding house. The highest qualification is only the quasi-king, which is not worth breeding.

Even if it is used as food for the Shield Blade Monster, it will take at least several months to raise it to a high level, which is too troublesome. If it is to be sold, I don’t know how to go to the black market, and there is no channel.

The key is to find a way to get into the inner area of the cultivation house, as well as the upper level of the library.

Combining what he heard and saw today, Feng also gained some understanding of the Sinnoh region.

Compared to Hoenn, Sinnoh doesn't seem to be "friendly" to ordinary residents, or the gap between different classes is even greater, and you can feel more obvious differential treatment wherever you go.

Take the Cultivation House as an example. The number and variety of Pokémon in the outer area of the Sinnoh Cultivation House are far inferior to those of Hoenn, and they are not very concerned about the buying and selling of the general public.

If even someone like Lian Feng with cheats can't get high-quality Pokémon, it will be even more difficult for ordinary people to get them. That's why Pokémon hunters represented by Hunter J will become more popular and famous.

This may be the characteristic and tradition of ancient regions like Sinnoh, where conservative class concepts are deeply rooted in the hearts of the alliance's top leaders.

It’s a pity that Feng didn’t have extra money to train Pokémon when he was in Hoenn, otherwise he could have bought those king-level Pokémon. Now that he has money, he can’t encounter them.