Pokémon: Escape

I don’t know if it’s because Xiaoyao’s face is too good, but he was paralyzed every time by Hundred Thousand Volts. Xiaoyao didn’t want to say anything anymore. Although the healing bell of the Moon Elf restored the paralysis of his body, Xiaoyao’s heart was completely numb, and he had to Give up using this move and focus on another skill that is relatively easy to connect with and use the shadow clone at the same time. The Shadow Clone move has been learned by Moon Elf and Ghost Stone a long time ago, but they have never been used. Today, the move is used again to give the two elves more skill options. Don’t use it every time. The battles involve shadow balls, will-o'-the-wisps, bad luck, 100,000 volts, etc., which are easy to target.

Maybe it's because the two elves are really not particularly skilled at this task, and it's quite laborious to connect them. Whether it's fast or slow is not very important. The most important thing is that the two elves can't use it very well at all. Gorgeous, they are everywhere every time. Although it looks very confusing and the entities cannot be distinguished, there are only a few that are really useful. Moreover, the two elves are very unfamiliar with this search. At the beginning, they can only distinguish them. The emergence of three or four clones really gave everyone outside Xiaoyao a headache.

Just when the training of the two elves was just beginning to take shape, a sarcastic voice suddenly came to mind: "Hey, a Pokémon trainer, what is he doing in connection with these gorgeous competition things? He has nothing to do." Xiaoyao was slightly startled, but I felt that this voice was a bit familiar, so I subconsciously looked in the direction of the sound, and saw a black-haired girl standing on the beach, with disdain in her eyes. Damn, please turn off the ad blocking plug-in in your browser to display all chapter content.

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