With Katie's victory over Rumble Rock, Kaede Sato's winning streak reached its fifth match. The challengers below did not want to let Kaede Sato rest at all. As soon as the loser came down from the stage, someone immediately went up to him.
However, after Kaede Sato used Katie, Nidoran, and Swamp Leaping Fish to win three more matches, he suffered his first defeat in this arena. His Scintillating Gull was unlucky enough to encounter a Boss Cat that could use Electric Wave. As a result, Kaede Sato's winning streak came to an end.
"These guys are really strong. The Wisps are all very well-trained. It's really hard to deal with them if I don't take them seriously."
Kaede Sato thought as he silently walked down from the battle platform and sat down on the bench. He looked at the Wisps that were about to start fighting again. After fighting nine Wisps in a row, he was a little tired.
Kaede Sato was very satisfied with this arena. The trainers here gave him a different impression than the opponents he encountered in the Battle Tower. The trainers here were obviously much stronger, and their desire to fight was even stronger than those in the Battle Tower.
Moreover, through the system's detection function, he found that the Wisps of these trainers were quite talented. He had already seen several trainers with a purple Wisp.
For example, the female trainer who used her Boss Cat to defeat him just now. Her Boss Cat was a Wisp with a total body value of 158. Judging from her current match, her Boss Cat should be her ace.
In just ten minutes, her Big Boss Cat had defeated four opponents in a row. Unfortunately, her Big Boss Cat had been defeated in the fifth match. Without a special recovery method, the Little Elf's ability to continue fighting was extremely limited. After a few rounds of fighting, it was inevitable that her battle strength would decrease sharply.
Because the opponents were very strong, after these nine intense matches, the Wisps that participated in the battles had all leveled up. Scintillating Gull, who had participated in the most battles, had reached level 21, while Nidoran and Katie had reached level 26.
Meanwhile, Swamp Leaping Fish had reached level 27. After Kaede Sato discovered Swamp Leaping Fish's amazing talent and the amazing increase in his combat effectiveness from the Blue Water Stone, Kaede Sato began to consciously increase the number of times he fought.
After winning 12 consecutive matches last night, Swamp Leaping Fish's level had unknowingly surpassed Nidoran and Katie, becoming the third highest Wisp in the team. Kaede Sato's 10 consecutive matches in the Battle Tower depended on Swamp Leaping Fish's performance.
The top-grade mutated Blue Water Stone allowed the Swamp Leapfish's stamina to increase by an astonishing amount. As long as he didn't encounter those Lesser Spirits that were proficient in Grass Techniques, the Swamp Leapfish wouldn't be afraid of any Lesser Spirit of the same level as him. Moreover, as long as he could find a chance to close in, the battle would basically be over.
Relying on Pretty Flower's Grass Field, Kaede Sato and the other Wisps that had just participated in the fierce battle quickly recovered from their injuries. However, Kaede Sato's action of using Pretty Flower's Grass Field to heal the Wisps suddenly caused a huge commotion in the training ground.
In just ten seconds, a large number of trainers had gathered around Kaede Sato, who wanted to become friends with him. These trainers' goal was naturally to provide Wisp Medical Services. Their enthusiasm once again refreshed Kaede Sato's understanding of the popularity of the Wisp Medical Trainer profession.
To be honest, there was no shortage of injured Wisps in this place. After all, a battle between Wisps was not child's play. Wisps could get injured.
Under normal circumstances, each trainer who came to the battle ground could only fight a dozen or so Wisps at most. After that, they would have to bring their injured Wisps to the Wisp Center for treatment.
The Wisp Center's medical expenses were notoriously high. Although the trainers who came to the battle ground were all capable trainers who had earned a lot of money through the battle tower, in a place like Larus City, money was like water flowing out of water.
If trainers wanted to make their sprites stronger, they had to train with the sprites of other trainers and buy various sprite props, and these things were inseparable from money.
Apart from buying Wisp tools, the training and post-battle medical expenses were the main expenses of trainers who came to Larus City. In Larus City, Wisp battles were always the main theme.
Every civilian trainer who came to Larus City had a common goal. That goal was to use the city's resources to improve themselves.
But after living in Larus City for a while, they would find that the money they earned from the battle tower was far from enough to cover their expenses. Dreams were beautiful, but reality was always cruel.
Trainers with a certain level of strength were fine. They could usually get a decent amount of money in the process of climbing the tower. After that, they would stay at a certain level of the battle tower and wander around.
This was the bottleneck that trainers encountered in the process of climbing the tower. At this time, trainers could only silently accumulate strength to improve their strength. In the process of accumulating strength, the battle tower would no longer be a stable cradle for them to earn money. They would have to rely on other means to obtain resources.
For example, they could join a mercenary guild in Larus City and accumulate strength by working for a client.
As for those trainers who only came with a dream but did not have a certain level of strength, they were destined to work for others. It couldn't be helped. There were winners and losers in Wisp battles. The winner took everything, and the loser had to pay for their failure.
"The strong get stronger, and the weak get weaker." This phenomenon of polarization was the most common phenomenon among trainers in Larus City. Every successful trainer in Larus City was bound to have countless failures behind them who were used as stepping stones.
And in the more polarized trainers in Larus City, the Wisp Medical Trainers could be said to be the gospel of the majority of trainers who were on the weaker side.
Every Wisp Medical Trainer who did not belong to the Joey Clan was cheap and affordable. They could help trainers save a lot of money on medical expenses.
That was why Wisp Medical Trainers were very popular among trainers in Larus City. Of course, every Wisp Medical Trainer's ability was limited, and their numbers were very few compared to the majority of trainers in Larus City.
Therefore, in order to meet an elven medical trainer who could serve them in Larus City, many trainers who pursued their dreams in Larus City were willing to offer their most precious friendship and pay an extremely high price.
In short, after Kaede Sato exposed his other identity as a Wisp Medical Trainer, his life in Larus City was destined to be very lively in the future.
"Damn, what happened? What's wrong with these people? What are they looking at? What are they trying to do?" Looking at the trainers around him who were staring at him like a pack of hungry wolves, Kaede Sato had a very bad feeling in his heart.
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