When Kaede Sato arrived at the public market, it was just past ten o 'clock. It was also the busiest time of the day. After about twenty minutes, Kaede Sato had walked around all the stalls in the public market.
Unfortunately, after walking around the public market for a long time, Kaede Sato still couldn't find what he was looking for. No one in the Rocket would be so bored as to burn a CD of Wisps and sell it. The Wisp he was looking for was also very rare. It was normal that it wasn't sold in the public market.
"If I can't find it, I'll have to spend a lot of money to buy one from the points exchange system. It's a pity that the system doesn't look at the Wisp's aptitude. Otherwise, it would be worth it to spend more points," Kaede Sato thought to himself as he walked around the last stall that sold Wisps.
In Kaede Sato's plan, his Supersonic Bat's Evasion Training would be the Fairies' Evasion Training in the future. He wanted to train the Fairies' Evasion Training through real attacks. He wanted to let the Fairies have a better understanding of the Fairies' Evasion Skills so that they wouldn't fall into a passive state because they were unfamiliar with the Fairies.
In Kaede Sato's mind, who could use the various Wisps' skills? The first person he thought of was Dream. He remembered that Dream had all the genes of the Wisps, so it could use all kinds of Wisps' skills.
However, what made Kaede Sato feel awkward was that as a rookie trainer, it was like a toad trying to eat a swan's meat. It was unrealistic. Even if he became stronger in the future, it would be extremely difficult to catch Dream. The Rocket had spent so much manpower and resources, yet they still couldn't catch Dream.
Because of this, Kaede Sato wanted another Wisp, and that was Tutu. Because Tutu had the Sketch skill, he could learn any Wisp's skills.
However, Kaede Sato did not know how Toto Inu was like in real life. In the game, he could only learn a new Life Drawing skill every ten levels. Then, he could use the Life Drawing skill to copy other people's skills.
If Tutu Inu was like this in reality, then according to actual theory, Tutu Inu would only be able to master ten types of techniques at most. That would be a far cry from what Sato Kaede wanted.
In the end, Kaede Sato thought of a Wisp that could learn all kinds of skills in theory. That's right (I believe many people have already guessed it). This Wisp was Mutant. Mutant had the ability to transform. In the game, it could transform into any Wisp, and it could learn the exact same skills from the other party.
Of course, in reality, it was unknown whether the Monster of Hundred Changes could obtain the various skills of its target through transformation. However, Sato Kaede wanted to give it a try. After all, even if the Monster of Hundred Changes couldn't achieve what he wanted, its value was still very high for him.
Although the Mutant Monster's actual combat power was generally very poor due to its Race Value, it had the ability to transform itself. If this ability could be used well, it would definitely be very useful in improving a trainer's survivability.
For example, the camouflage ability. If a trainer had Mutant, his camouflage ability would definitely improve by leaps and bounds. As long as he stuck Mutant on his face, he would turn it into a human skin mask. Then, he would change into a new set of clothes, and finally, he would change into a different temperament. Then, he would become a completely different person.
If one did not have special skills and abilities, it would be absolutely difficult for an ordinary person to expose such a disguise.
Now that Kaede Sato was weak, and he had a way to earn points by using energy cubes, it was still very dangerous for him to be in the Rockets' environment, where the strong preyed on the weak. If he could use Mutant's transformation ability to change his identity to do some dangerous things, it would definitely greatly improve his own safety.
In fact, Kaede Sato did not want to stay in the Rockets for the rest of his life. After all, his ultimate dream was to control his own destiny and live happily in this world. He did not want to live in the dark like a mouse for the rest of his life.
In the beginning, Sato Kaeichi was forced by reality. In the end, he had no other way to make a good start to his dream, so he decided to join the Rocket Team. If he could have joined the Alliance through normal means, he would never have joined the Rocket Team.
Now, if Kaede Sato could get his hands on a Mutant as soon as possible and train it well, it would be a great help to him when he left the Rockets in the future.
Unfortunately, from the looks of it, no one had managed to capture a Hundred Transformation Monster in the public market. However, this was a very normal thing. After all, the number of wild Hundred Transformation Monsters was quite rare. Moreover, he had the ability to transform, so it was too easy for him to turn into a small stone and pass it off as a real one.
To put it bluntly, as long as the Shapeshifters weren't discovered, even the best Elven Hunters wouldn't be able to find them in the wild unless they had a special tracking method. This was why the Shapeshifters were rarely captured by humans.
Of course, the Rockets, a huge dark force, was not something that most lone elven hunters could compare to. In Kaede Sato's memory, there were rare elves like the Mutant in the Points Exchange System.
However, what gave Kaede Sato a headache was that the price of the Hundred Transformation Monster in the points exchange system was not cheap. It required 6,000 points to exchange for it, which was 1,000 points higher than the exchange price of the Kanto, Tokyo, and Tokyo families.
Most importantly, the Fairies that could be exchanged in the Points Exchange System were given randomly. Kaede Sato's system didn't have the ability to bypass the Points Exchange System to check the information of the Fairies. In other words, he wouldn't be able to identify the quality of the Fairies that were exchanged with the Points Exchange System.
It was worth mentioning that buying the Guandong Yu required at least the authority of a captain.
According to Kaede Sato's understanding of human nature, who would be so stupid as to put good elves in the Points Exchange System? After all, the Rockets were also formed by a group of ambitious people. A core resource like the elves would definitely be coveted. Those elves with good qualifications would definitely be divided up by the higher-ups early in the morning, and the rest would be mediocre.
Not enough points to exchange for the Mutant, and not being able to determine the quality of the Mutant that could be exchanged for the points, were the two important factors that troubled Kaede Sato whether or not to get the Mutant.
"I'll just have to wait for a while longer. Perhaps there will be ready-made Hundred Transformation Monsters for sale in the public market in the future. Although there's a way to earn points from selling energy cubes, I'm still in a pinch. I can't afford to put myself in danger because of a small loss. I'll have to wait for a while before I can sell the energy cubes again. I'd rather earn less points to maintain my own safety." Sato Kaede thought to himself as he sat on a public bench.
Finally, when Kaede Sato turned around and was about to leave the public market, he encountered something that he was very interested in on his way back to the exit of the market. It was a new stall that he had not seen before.
Now, in this new stall, the stall owner was carefully arranging his goods. The goods were all round elven eggs.
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