It was now 11: 30 am. At this time, Kaede Sato was busy installing an incubator on the Elf egg. He had spent 200 points to buy this incubator from the point exchange system.
From the item description given by the point exchange system, this incubator that looked like a glass can was called the Super Incubator. It had the ability to rapidly incubate the Elf egg.
After Kaede Sato carefully placed the Elf egg into the incubator and closed the lid, the mechanical equipment installed on top of the incubator automatically detected the Elf egg inside and began to operate automatically.
In an instant, a soft light shone from under the lid of the incubator. At the same time, some water vapor appeared inside the incubator. Finally, the temperature inside the incubator stopped at a temperature suitable for incubating the Elf egg.
"Looks like the effect is not bad. The quality of Rocket's products is really good." Then, a small screen on the lid showed the fluctuation of the ECG. Kaede Sato could clearly see that the Elf egg's signs of life were very stable. It was obvious that the Elf egg was incubating healthily under the effects of the incubator.
After that, Kaede Sato began to prepare the Ultrasonic Bat's lunch. Because the Ultrasonic Bat had just recovered from its injuries, the Ultrasonic Bat's appetite for food was very strong. In an instant, it had finished the remaining 5 liters of cow blood.
What's more, the Supersonic Bat digested the food much faster than usual. After consuming five liters of cow blood, his little belly only bulged slightly. He looked as if he hadn't had enough yet. Finally, Kaede Sato gave him two calcium tablets that he had bought from the female doctor, Fairy, today.
After finishing the Ultrasonic Bat's lunch, Kaede Sato went to the cafeteria and spent 10 points to have a sumptuous lunch and 20 liters of fresh cow blood. After resting for almost two hours, he brought the Ultrasonic Bat and the Elf egg to the training ground.
During the time Kaede Sato was resting in the dormitory, he found that he had sold another 200 energy cubes through the system. After deducting the cost of the calcium tablets, the Elf egg, the incubator, and food, he still had 125 points left. Because he had more points on hand, and because Kaede Sato did not want to attract attention (energy cube and Elf egg), he chose to go to the paid training ground for Elf training this time.
The environment of the paid training ground was naturally many times better than the public training ground. The area of the paid training ground was slightly larger than the public training ground. However, unlike the public training ground, which was an empty concrete field, the paid training ground had many interconnected walls, which divided the training ground into separate rooms. It also formed a square tower that looked like a beam.
(Note: A standard football field covers an area of 6,400 square meters, is 100 meters long and 64 meters wide, as mentioned earlier.)
The fee-paying training ground was divided into six floors. The first three floors were low-grade training grounds. There were 50 individual training rooms on each floor, and each individual room was about 120 square meters in size. The space was large enough, and there were some simple training equipment placed in each room.
On the other hand, the fourth to fifth floors were the mid-range training grounds. There were a total of 20 individual training rooms on these two floors, and they were only open to members of the Rocket Squad who were platoon leaders and above. Each individual room was about 300 square meters in size, and the training facilities inside were naturally much better than the low-range training grounds.
As for the last floor, the sixth floor, there were 10 independent training rooms, which were only open to Rocket members who were Elite and above. They were equipped with the best training equipment in the Rocket Company, and there were also specialists to assist in the training.
At present, Kaede Sato, as a junior soldier, could naturally rent a low-level training ground. The rental fee was not cheap, and it cost five points per hour. After some consideration, Kaede Sato spent 15 points to rent a low-level training ground for three hours.
According to the training schedule, the afternoon training was mainly physical training. To be honest, Kaede Sato felt that the 15 points he spent were well worth it. Although it was a low-level training ground, he found that it was almost equipped with training equipment for the Ultrasonic Bat to perform physical training, skill training, evasion training, flight training, and so on.
For example, the powerful electric fan that Kaede Sato wanted to buy was here. It was enough to create strong airflow for the Ultrasonic Bat to perform physical training and fly against the wind.
For example, the machine that Kaede Sato wanted to let the Ultrasonic Bat perform evasion training, there was an Air Bomb Evasion Training Room. In this training room, there were 10 transmitters that could fire high-speed air bombs from different angles at the same time.
For example, in the flying skill training that Kaede Sato wanted to let the Ultrasonic Bat perform, there were many rings hanging in the air from the ceiling of the training ground. These rings could be moved and moved up and down. By making these rings form different flight paths, it should be able to allow the Ultrasonic Bat to perform flight training of different difficulty levels.
"Come out, Ultrasonic Bat. Let's begin the training." Looking at the various training equipment in the room, a satisfied smile appeared on Kaede Sato's face. Then, he placed the Poké Egg in his arms on a safe shelf and released the Ultrasonic Bat from the Poké Ball.
After eating and drinking to its heart's content and resting for more than 2 hours, the Ultrasonic Bat, with its strong physique, had recovered and was full of energy. Because it had experienced a victorious battle, its spirit had also improved.
As soon as the Ultrasonic Bat appeared, it made a few cheerful sounds at Kaede Sato and landed on his shoulder.
"Ultrasonic Bat, the physical training this time is different from the one in the morning. This time, you have to fight against the strong wind." Kaede Sato brought the Ultrasonic Bat to the glass passage where the Powerful Electric Fan was placed. Then, he said to the Ultrasonic Bat.
The appearance of this Powerful Electric Fan was not much different from an ordinary floor electric fan, but its size was at least five or six times larger than an ordinary floor electric fan. Just one of the blades used to rotate it was 2 meters long.
Now, this Powerful Electric Fan was placed in the innermost part of a long glass passage. The motor of the Powerful Electric Fan was very powerful. The strongest wind produced by it could reach level 8 (previously, it was level 10, but he felt that it was too exaggerated). What kind of concept was a level 8 wind? It was enough to blow a person away or blow down a big tree.
Therefore, in order to prevent the strong wind from causing damage during training, a glass passage made of tempered glass was specially built. It was about 30 meters long and stood in the entire training ground in a zigzag manner. With this glass passage, on the one hand, it was used to isolate the strong wind, and on the other hand, it could also prevent the strong wind from dissipating.
On the floor of the glass passage, a layer of high-quality sponge cushion was placed. Even if the Little Elves training in the passage were unable to withstand the strong wind due to lack of physical strength, they would not be injured too much.
After giving a simple explanation of the training content of the Ultrasonic Bat, Kaede Sato also exited the glass passage and closed the seamless glass door. Then, he picked up the remote control of the Powerful Electric Fan that was placed on the door.
First, it was the Level 1 wind, then the Level 2 wind, and then the Level 3 wind. The level of the wind increased step by step. When the wind reached Level 6, the Supersonic Bat, who had been flying with ease, finally found it very difficult to fly. At that moment, it was desperately flapping its wings in the Level 6 wind, struggling to maintain its flying posture.
(Note: The wind speed of level 6 wind is 10.8 meters to 13.8 meters per second. It is enough to cause sounds of wires, difficulties in carrying umbrellas, and shaking of large branches.)
The strong wind whistled past, and the friction between the wind and the air produced a "whoosh whoosh whoosh ~ ~" sound that lingered in the ears of Kaede Sato, who was standing at the edge of the glass passage. At this time, he was also using the timer on the Rocket watch in his hand to time the Ultrasonic Bat's flight time in the strong wind.
Although the Supersonic Bat had been doing its best to flap its wings frequently to maintain its flight posture, as time passed and the Supersonic Bat's physical strength gradually weakened, it was still blown backward by the strong Level-6 winds, unable to take even a single step forward.
After 5 minutes and 21 seconds, the Ultrasonic Bat finally could not withstand the level 6 wind and was directly blown all the way to the sponge pile at the end of the passage.
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