Age of Elves: I started flashing with my handheld.

[Defeat Electivire LV52, Garchomp gains 4877 experience]

[Defeat Electivire LV55, Garchomp gains 5762 experience]

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No Electric-type Pokémon of the same level can withstand two Earthquakes from Garchomp unless it can fly. None of the Electric-type Pokémon at the Underground Power Plant possess the Flying type, and not every Electric-type Pokémon can learn Electromagnetic Levitation.

With Garchomp leading the way, Southwind returned to the office.

Aside from the office floor being completely shattered, all the electric-type spirits had collapsed.

Nanfeng used Poké Balls to catch them one by one; Pokémon over level 50 are rare in the wild. He sent them all to Professor Birch. The important thing is that they might occasionally have Pokémon items on them, possibly even rare ones, so he took them all.

"Let's go!" South Wind carried Garchomp slowly along the predetermined route.

Underground power plants with 100% energy storage capacity can no longer be treated according to common sense.

The Electric-type Pokémon that just attacked from behind—whether it was a pre-arranged attack or was alerted by its own Earthquake move—is uncertain. Whether the former or the latter, more Pokémon will inevitably be heading this way.

The ordinary Pokémon you encounter are all above level 50, so what about the final boss?

Nanfeng had considered the best-case scenario of reaching level 60, but he feared that the opponent's combat strength was not just that.

Even when facing a level 60 opponent, Nanfeng needs to make thorough preparations beforehand. One of these preparations is to eliminate all the other Pokémon besides the final boss of the underground power plant, so that they won't interfere when he's fighting the final boss.

At the same time, Nanfeng took out the treasure-hunting device.

The treasure detector immediately veered off course, as firmly as if it were made of steel bars.

This means that there is an extremely precious treasure in the direction it points.

The last time I saw the treasure hunter so determined was when it locked onto the "Sleeping Cocoon".

"Is there a legendary Pokémon item here too?" Nanfeng raised an eyebrow. If there really was a legendary Pokémon item here, then it was most likely a legendary Pokémon. Pokémon like Jirachi, which transformed into a slumbering cocoon, were rare.

Nanfeng suddenly remembered some modified versions he used to play, the one with the most modifications being Emerald.

The author often likes to include legendary electric spirits in underground power plants.

For example, lightning and thunder.

Could there be another mythical beast here?

Nanfeng's scalp felt a little numb.

But it wasn't fear, it was excitement.

Has my arrival in this world finally allowed me to see the legendary spirits?!

Legendary elves are legendary not only because of their rarity, but also because each possesses world-destroying power. Throughout world history, most legends have been forged from the blood and flesh of countless lives.

As they continued their journey, they discovered that the underground power plant was indeed home to a large number of Electric-type Pokémon, and the closer they got to the power source, the more numerous and stronger the Pokémon became.

Upon sensing the earthquake, they all invariably charge towards the South Wind and the Garchomp.

However, Garchomp was instantly defeated by Garchomp's Earthquake attack, and by the time their attacks arrived, Gardevoir had already used Teleport to bring Garchomp back.

The synergy between Garchomp and Gardevoir showed Nanfeng just how terrifying a Garchomp capable of teleportation truly is.

"Thousands of troops and horses" entered as if they were in an empty field!

After a battle, its level has increased to 53.

This is even with experience shared with Steelix.

In order to challenge the Greenwood Gym, Southwind recently equipped Steelix with a Exp. Share.

Then Steelix and Tyranitar can form a Sandstorm team and utterly crush the Flying-type Lewynn Gym. Although Steelix doesn't have the Rock type, it has mastered quite a few Rock-type moves, and with its Steel resistances, it'll be very comfortable against Flying-types.

More than an hour later, after clearing the entire underground power plant, Nanfeng, carrying Garchomp and filled with longing for the legendary Pokémon, arrived at the location of the power source...

However, Nanfeng did not see any Pokémon at the location of the power source.

However, directly in front of him, where there should have been a wall, a portal torn open by red lightning appeared, its twisted shape making one worry that it might collapse at any moment.

Nanfeng took out the treasure detector, which pointed firmly into the center.

“There are still private rooms available!” Nanfeng narrowed his eyes and stepped closer to the Thunder Gate.

There was no hesitation; even if I died, it would just mean being teleported back to the seaside villa.

Enter directly.

After passing through the Thunder Gate, the scenery before Nanfeng suddenly became exceptionally open and bright.

This is a vast space with a solid steel floor and flashing lightning all around.

The map indicates that this is a place called "Thunder Chamber".

A road extends from the foot of the South Wind deep into the space, all the way to the high platform in the very center.

On the stage is a transparent bead the size of a billiard ball, inside which a ball of electricity is constantly flashing, jumping, and flowing.

The treasure-hunting device refers to this.

"No legendary Pokémon are there?" Nanfeng stepped forward and looked around, but did not find any Electric-type Pokémon.

Focus your attention on the 0.7 bead in front of you.

Nanfeng felt that this bead looked familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere before.

So he reached out and picked up the bead, examining it closely.

"Wow!"

Before Nanfeng could figure out where the bead came from, a sharp cry suddenly erupted above his head.

Nanfeng barely looked up when the other party had already landed in front of him.

It has a long, yellow beak, lightning-like wings, a frizzy hairstyle, a gigantic body comparable to a whale, and its whole body flashes with incongruous dark red electricity. It also has a name and rank on its head.

Zapdos LV89.

South Wind and Zapdos locked eyes, both able to sense the intense killing intent emanating from each other's gazes.

"Oops, I spoke too soon!"

"Wow!"

"Zzzzzzz!!"

136. Divine Treasure - Thunder

Nanfeng sat in his room, holding a handheld game console in his hands.

A notification is appearing on the handheld device.

[Copying failed, auto-save....]

When Zapdos appeared, Nanfeng knew that this dungeon run was doomed to fail.

A level 89 Zapdos.

A god-like being, plus this terrifying level.

Nanfeng felt there was no point in fighting back; struggling would only cause his spirits to suffer. So, Nanfeng let the lightning engulf him.

However, it wasn't entirely without its benefits.

Nanfeng saved the game record, and a bead containing lightning immediately fell into his hand.

Looking at the bead, Nanfeng's lips curled into a wild smile!

Before being instantly killed by Zapdos, he put the gem into his inventory. Although he was killed, the gem left the instance with him.

Nanfeng had already remembered the origin of this bead.

In the movie *The Birth of Lugia*, the treasure is located on the island where Zapdos, one of the three legendary birds, resides.

In the theatrical version, only when the protagonist places all the treasures of the three sacred birds on the temple on the island of Asia and plays the Song of Lokia can the anger of the three sacred birds be appeased.

But... how did Zapdos from the Asia Island region of the Orange Islands end up in the Hoenn region?

Nanfeng couldn't understand it.

I'm too lazy to think about it.

Open the handheld console to check its attributes; it appears in the valuable items section, but it is still classified as a portable item.

Divine Treasure - Thunder: Doubles the power and range of electric-type moves. Every minute, the power and range of the next electric-type move are doubled.

"Hiss..." Nanfeng gasped, nearly becoming the culprit of global warming.

Is this the legendary item used by the elves? It's terrifying!

Not only are the power and range of electric-type moves doubled, but Nanfeng had already anticipated that even secret treasures could provide a 40% bonus.

Legendary elf items, doubling the effect, isn't that too much to ask?

If it then adds the effect of doubling the power and range of an electric-type move every minute, it's equivalent to having a skill every minute that can deal 4 times the damage and have 1 times the attack range!

Keep in mind that even the strongest attribute advantage is only 4x!

If it's a Pokémon that is four times weak to Electric, such as a Gyarados with Water/Flying attack.

That's equivalent to sixteen times the original damage...

Nanfeng dared to use a level 50 Electric-type Pokémon to electrocute a level 80 Gyarados... in its lair!

This is a treasure for any Electric-type Pokémon!

Just think of that Zapdos that had its treasure stolen; it must be furious right now.

Moreover, this item's bonus is percentage-based, which is a huge boost for Zapdos. To put it bluntly, without Divine Thunder, its combat power is reduced by at least half.

Nanfeng believes that the legendary Pokémon are so powerful not only because their base stats are naturally stronger than those of ordinary Pokémon, but also because of the legendary Pokémon items that greatly enhance their abilities.

Nanfeng tried to enter the underground power plant again, and the interface prompted him.

[Enter the special instance "Rampaging Underground Power Plant"?]

[Recommended entry level for this instance: ?]

Current battery level: 0%

"I can go in again, but the battery level has dropped back to 0%?" Nanfeng wondered if he could see Zapdos again if he could get the battery level back to 100%.

Will this Divine Treasure Thunder also be refreshed?

If it really can be refreshed, does that mean I can get a stable farming spot for the legendary spirit item "Divine Treasure Thunder"?

Nanfeng thought the probability was extremely small, since it was somewhat like a bug.

But what if it's possible?

Nanfeng showed no fear whatsoever of the Zapdos.

Anyway, if you get killed, you're out of the instance.

It would only take five days to reach 100% battery capacity, and Nanfeng felt it was entirely worthwhile to spend five days testing whether this could be done.

Moreover, I don't have an Electric-type Pokémon yet, so I need to find a master for Divine Treasure Thunder!

The unmanned power plant occasionally spawns rare Electric-type Pokémon. Since I don't have a specific goal yet, leveling up and hunting for Pokémon here seems like a good idea.

Additionally, I need to confirm whether Zapdos has always existed, so I can leave a mark here and come back to capture it when my Pokémon are stronger.

Just do it!

Nanfeng had planned his time carefully and was preparing to run the dungeon repeatedly. Come to think of it, the last time he was this obsessed was when he was farming the Phantom Tower. He'd recently checked the Phantom Tower's refresh rate, but unfortunately, he hadn't encountered the fourth floor yet.

Well, it seems my pterosaur fossil will have to be put on hold.

I was just about to continue grinding.

Nanfeng's phone suddenly rang.

But it's not a real phone, it's a phone in a game.

To be precise, it's a "Pokémon Navigator".

This item was obtained from Devon Manufacturing Co., Ltd. It was given to South by Steven's father, President Zufitch, after South Wind snatched the baggage back from the Team Rocket members and returned it to the old man.

The Pokémon Navigator has many uses, such as viewing maps, checking Pokémon status, and making phone calls to NPCs.

Nanfeng defeated many trainers along the way. Some trainers were not convinced and wrote down Nanfeng's phone number so they could challenge him to another battle later.