It was about 4 o 'clock in the afternoon, and Kaede Sato had successfully returned to the public market by following the original route. At this time, the number of stalls and crowds in the public market had increased because the staff on duty had started to get off work.
Following that, Kaede Sato followed his memory and came to the stall selling skill discs that he had been to before. The stall owner was a male Rocket Squad Leader. He was fat, and because of the hypocritical smile on his fat face, he looked very kind at the moment.
There were not many types of skill discs on the stall, only about a dozen or so. However, the number of discs for each type was quite large. Of course, the skill discs for sale were all low-level skills, such as Vine Whip, Water Gun, Spark, and other common skills.
Among them, the most valuable and expensive skill disc was the "Thunder" skill disc. Its price was 3,500 points, which was only 500 points less than the price in the Rocket's internal points exchange system.
To explain, the skill disc was used in conjunction with a machine called the learning machine (self-designed). As long as the pokeball was placed in the provided groove on the learning machine, and then the skill disc that needed to be learned was inserted into the learning machine (the skill must be learned by the Wisps). The learning machine could use a special method to directly transmit the information about the skill from the skill disc into the mind of the Wisps in the pokeball. After that, the Wisps would have a preliminary understanding of how to use the skill.
All in all, the skill disc was a scientific crystallization created by human scientists after thoroughly studying the skills of the Wisps. This scientific crystallization, together with the learning machine and the pokeball, could allow the Wisps to quickly master new skills.
Of course, the new skills that the Little Elves learned through the skill disc were actually not even at the entry level. What they obtained from the skill disc was only the method to use the move. They had to go through some practice before they could be considered to have truly learned this move.
Because there was only one stall selling skill discs, the fat Rocket Squad Leader's business was still very good. When Kaede Sato came here, there were not many skill discs left in the stall. According to Kaede Sato's estimation, at least half of the skill discs had been sold.
Fortunately, the two skill discs, "Hold" and "Wind", did not seem to be very popular. There were still a lot of these two skill discs left, which was good news for Kaede Sato.
What surprised Kaede Sato was that he actually met the two Rocket Squad Leaders who blocked him at the entrance of the skill disc stall. These two people were Tian Yuner and Kanjuiro.
From the way the two of them stood in front of him and the way they talked to each other, Kaede Sato thought that Tian Yuner was the leader of the two, and Kanjuiro was more like a servant.
When Kaede Sato noticed the two of them, Tian Yuner and Kanjuiro also noticed him. Perhaps because Kaede Sato's attitude towards them was quite bad, when the two of them saw Kaede Sato, there was a trace of hostility on their faces.
"If I'm not wrong, these two people are the first and second people who subdued Little Elf before me. Forget it, I'll just have to deal with whatever comes my way. Who knows what will happen in the future?" Kaede Sato thought when he saw the two of them turn their heads away coldly.
When he was surrounded by the three of them and was surrounded by a group of Rocket Squad veterans, Kaede Sato had no choice but to face them head-on. In the Rocket Squad, where the strong preyed on the weak, those who were seen as weak and easily bullied would generally end up in a miserable state.
On the contrary, if you showed a little bit of your courage, you might gain the other party's respect and fear. After all, when facing a lunatic who didn't care about his life, everyone would more or less give him some respect and face.
Obviously, Kaede Sato showed a very strong side of himself in that kind of situation. He won the fear of the enemy and the respect of the veterans.
Perhaps Tian Yuner's Little Elf was Fierce Sparrow, but the skill disc that she chose was exactly the same as Kaede Sato's choice. They both chose the skills "Guard" and "Windstorm".
(Note: According to the treatment provided by the Pokémon Encyclopedia, Fierce Sparrow wants to learn the Windstorm skill. It is the same as the Ultrasonic Bat, it can only be inherited. Because of the previous settings, Fierce Sparrow can also learn the "Windstorm" skill through the skill disc.)
This time, the transaction went very smoothly. Kaede Sato spent 700 points to buy the two skill discs, "Guard" and "Windstorm". As a result, he was left with 39 points. It could be said that he had fully utilized the resource reward for the third place.
After the transaction was completed, Kaede Sato began to wait patiently at the side. There was a small learning machine in the stall. This was specially prepared by the fat stall owner for every customer who bought a skill disc from him.
At the same time, there was a rather wide open space next to the stall. This was also specially prepared by the fat stall owner for customers who used the learning machine to successfully use the skill disc. He wanted to use this as a way to inspect the goods.
From the inspection of the goods, the fat stall owner who sold the skill discs obviously got his goods from some special channels. In terms of quality, the skill discs were passable. It was very rare for the skill disc to be ineffective. Even if the skill disc was ineffective, the stall owner was very generous. He would let the customer choose another skill disc and return it to the customer at the original price.
Kaede Sato was behind Kanjurou, who seemed to be Tian Yuner's servant. From his point of view, Kanjurou was quite generous. He spent 1,500 points to buy a "Rockfall" skill disc.
(Note: Rockfall is a rock type long-range physical attack. Power 75, Hit Rate 90%. Its effect is to create a large rock and throw it. There is a chance to cause the opponent to enter a state of fear.)
After waiting for nearly 10 minutes, it was finally Kaede Sato's turn to use the learning machine. The learning machine's shape was roughly similar to a DVD player, but it was slightly different from a DVD player. Its body was bulkier, and there was a slot in the middle for a pokeball.
With the help of his experience of watching others use the learning machine, Kaede Sato followed the steps of most people. First, he placed the pokeball containing the Ultrasonic Bat into the slot on the learning machine. Then, he placed the two skill discs, "Protection" and "Wind", into the learning machine one by one.
When the red light on the learning machine turned green, it announced that the skill disc had been successfully used. After the skill disc was successfully used, when the skill disc popped out, it had already broken into pieces and turned into a pile of worthless "waste".
At this time, the fat stall owner, who was watching from the side, immediately rushed over to take away the "waste". To put it nicely, the "waste" had to be recycled or else it would pollute the environment.
When Kanjurou's Small Rock Fist successfully used Rockfall, and his opponent left with Small Rock Fist and Tian Yuner, Kaede Sato stood in the empty space and released the Ultrasonic Bat for a demonstration.
The result did not disappoint Kaede Sato. The two skill discs were effective. The Ultrasonic Bat successfully cast a small aquamarine energy shield and a miniature whirlwind.
"The Ultrasonic Bat's survivability and attack power are guaranteed to a certain extent now that he has the two skills, 'Protection' and 'Wind'. The next step is to undergo strict training. I must train him into an important combat force in my hands," Kaede Sato thought to himself as he stored the Ultrasonic Bat back into the pokeball.
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