Fire Rescue Teaching Course

Chapter 83 Fire Rescue Teaching Course

"Ugh!"

Feeling refreshed and invigorated, the trainer was right, knowledge is power!

The sleepy little fairy in Zhu Suihan's hair heard Chenglong's voice, raised her two little hands and shouted in agreement.

"Milu!"

The boss is right!

Zhu Suihan put down his pen, opened the door, and went into the courtyard.

"You two are a bit rebellious. The knowledge I've learned isn't for hypnotizing you."

The knowledge I acquired through my own special ability still requires me to work incredibly hard to master, unlike these two kids who forget everything they hear and fall asleep as soon as they get to sleep.

"Waaah."

But it works really well, and I feel it can be listed as bedtime reading material.

"What a wonderful bedtime read! Shall I use this to replace the energy cube I make from a ten-year-old berry tonight?"

The effects of a hundred-year-old herbal remedy are too strong for these two children to handle. For their health and well-being, they shouldn't eat it casually.

Chenglong decisively climbed out of the pool, his big head pressing against Zhu Suihan's forehead.

This is absolutely unacceptable!

"I know, I know."

Zhu Suihan wiped the water droplets from Chenglong's head: "By the way, I should receive a package this afternoon. I need to pick it up after lunch."

The Alliance's dedicated courier company can get into the academy, but the ones that Sabrina sends can't.

However, at least in terms of collection, the academy's handling is relatively scientific, and at least the situation of overcrowded express delivery stations like in my previous life will not occur.

Chenglong didn't seem to care. In the evenings, Zhu Suihan would write and draw in her notebook while he and Xiaoxiannai sat next to her watching TV programs.

Little Fairy Milk is still practicing her hand-rolled cream. After finishing her practice, the cream ball will fall precisely into the cup in front of her, emphasizing that nothing is wasted.

Good afternoon, Big Guy.

Zhu Suihan tossed over a tenth-edition energy cube: "Thank you for your guidance."

"Gala."

Gyarados swallowed the Power Cube and nonchalantly shook its whiskers.

It's good that there are a few Pokémon that can understand what he's teaching; at least they're much better than most of the clueless geese in the lake.

Sometimes it's really frustrating to talk to someone who doesn't understand you at all, because the person you're trying to explain to simply doesn't get it.

"Gala."

I wish I had more of this good stuff. Once I've mastered the Angry Dragon Dance, I can go to the back mountain and challenge that bastard again.

Zhu Suihan asked in surprise, "Who's on the back mountain?"

All he knew was that the back mountain was planted with high-age fruit trees from Joey Academy, and that alone was enough to make the academy take it seriously.

It seems that, like the Great Lake, there is also a creature similar to Gyarados in the back mountain.

Gyarados pondered for a moment, then shook its head.

"Gala."

There wasn't just one, but several; the area behind the mountain was quite large.

The guy I fought back then was a very good-natured Electivire; it was more of a friendly sparring match.

Zhu Suihan thought for a moment, and realized that Electabuzz was the one that evolved into Electabuzz using a power amplifier, and that it could swing its arms to recharge itself.

"No, you fight him."

"Gala."

Gyarados doesn't seem to care. It is indeed at a disadvantage in terms of type, but it feels okay.

"Uh, let me think about it."

Zhu Suihan thought for a moment. He knew there were berries that could reduce the damage of electric-attribute special moves, and he even had some of the ten-year quality ones.

Candlewood fruit can absorb the power of lightning strikes to grow into a large, plump, and juicy fruit with a sweet and sour taste, making it perfect for making jam.

This type of fruit is quite common in sheep farms, since everyone craves roughly the same things.

The only problem is that it's a bit tough on the natural weather system; the amount of lightning each time isn't always enough to cover everything.

"I'll use Candlewood Fruit as the main ingredient to make you an Energy Cube. After you get used to it, you should be able to generate stronger electric resistance."

Gyarados probably took a lot of hits when fighting Electabuzz before, so it can directly consume these special energy cubes to strengthen itself.

Gyarados nodded: "Gala!"

I understand, it's an equivalent exchange, I have money!

If students want to cross the lake, they usually use berries and energy cubes as payment to ask Pokémon to carry them across.

As the master of the Great Lake, Gyarados is naturally very familiar with this operation. Rather, it's rare to see someone like Zhu Suihan who just throws food around whenever he has nothing else to do.

Gyarados thought for a moment, then plunged into the water and floated back up, with several Water Gems in its mouth.

In the game, this item's effect is "to increase the power of water-type attacks once when carried."

In reality, it is a "gem with abundant water-attribute energy", which can be considered a precious resource in terms of both appearance and practicality.

At least Daigo would like it.

"Gala."

If that's not enough, I'll have more; anyway, I have nowhere else to use this stuff.

"The quality is good. I'll take a few as a deposit, and I'll take the rest after the energy cubes are made."

"Gala."

make a deal!

Zhu Suihan clicked his tongue as he watched the Gyarados gradually shrink in his line of sight.

Suddenly, I realized something: besides exploiting the League of Legends, it seems he can also exploit Pokémon that have their own territories.

For example, those guys on the back hill.

"This is the real treasure of Pokémon."

Zhu Suihan's mood was somewhat complicated. He didn't need to worry about being late after chatting for a few minutes, but rather because of Gyarados's comment that he "felt that his strength had improved."

Zhu Suihan took out an energy cube and looked at it in the air. Its crystal-clear appearance and rich aroma were indeed very attractive.

"This definitely can't be a pill, but it's not a normal energy cube either."

Zhu Suihan's tone was somewhat strange: "Why does it feel like what I made is more like an experience candy?"

Experience Candy is a product that further reduces the difficulty of character development. It is equivalent to experience books in other games for leveling up characters, and different amounts of experience can be obtained depending on its quality.

In the early days of the gaming world, there were only magical candies that could level up, and in terms of the difficulty of obtaining them, experience candies completely crushed their predecessors.

Although a new setting was later added that "a max-level, unevolved Pokémon can evolve using a Rare Candy," it doesn't seem to have been very important.

As a "grave raider" in Sword and Shield and Crimson Sword, Zhu Suihan has a lot of these items in his bag, and if he doesn't use them for a long time, they might even overflow.

There's also an additional "Strive" series in the "Cleanse" series, while "Let's Go, Pikachu!" and "Let's Go, Eevee!" features special boost candies for certain Pokémon.

If so, it seems that the day when Chenglong transforms into Beiming Kunkun is not far off, and Zhu Suihan is confident of this.

However, the prerequisite is that you have a lot of money.

"Study hard for money."

Zhu Suihan's attitude towards learning was extremely serious. The afternoon class was about the treatment of natural disasters.

Well, it's quite different from the Lake of Rage incident. That one was entirely man-made, and the environmental damage wasn't that significant.

For example, in the event of a forest fire, when a broken tree falls, an innocent Pokémon will suffer two types of damage at the same time.

Smashing wounds and burns are a combination of physical and special attacks.

If the situation is indeed too complicated, you will need to make on-site adjustments to the medical resources you carry with you.

"The formulas for wound medicine are actually universal across different regions and have excellent adaptability."

The teacher said to the slides, "As long as the ingredients you add later are not mutually conflicting, then the healing medicine, as a universal base, can accommodate them all."

It's impossible to mix medications for burns and frostbite together, or medications for relieving sleep and confusion together.

The fact that the scene didn't turn into a pile of indescribable, foul-smelling matter can only be described as the last stubborn act of human technology.

Taking burns and bruises as examples, in addition to the wound paste, burn medication should be added and mixed evenly before proceeding with the next step of treatment.

This is a rather extreme phenomenon; in fires, Bug-type and Grass-type Pokémon are more likely to be seriously injured.

Zhu Suihan is quite experienced in treating these two types of conditions.

"There is one thing to note when treating Bug-type Pokémon."

The teacher switched slides, displaying a virtual image of a large tree covered with armored caterpillars and a Butterfly next to it.

"If this situation occurs, you should immediately contact the rear to send support."

The teacher said sternly, "If we don't take all their relatives with us, whether it's Butterfree or Beedrill, they will definitely protect their relatives until their last breath."

It's unrealistic to expect Butterfree and Beedrill to carry it away; they'd be lucky to escape a fire on their own.

To protect their kin, they will not run away; they will only choose to use their own strength to protect them.

So the best way is to call someone to pack up his whole family and put them in a cart. This number of cocoons only requires one hand and can run very fast.

In more extreme situations, or if the support point is too far into the fire, you need to use Poké Balls directly and not leave them outside.

This coping method is more suitable for Joey, who has just graduated or doesn't have many friends.

If you have a large number of companions, and have years of battles and physical training within the academy, it's definitely not a problem to fight your way through a fire with Pokémon that are difficult to break through.

The enemy is the terrible nature, but thankfully it is also nature.

Like Akroma, which froze Twin Dragons City in a certain timeline, it was also a massive natural disaster, only it was man-made.

No matter what type of natural disaster it is, once the word "human" is involved, the difficulty level skyrockets from "difficult" to "hellish".

It's not the kind of game that a normal person could complete without taking damage.

Some unconventional methods cannot be used frequently; the most important thing is to rely on humans and Pokémon themselves.

Take fire as an example. Ordinary Pokémon's Rain ability might not be able to work properly, but if a big Pokémon like Kyogre comes along, the situation will be different.

Whoever caused the fire that devoured lives, I will end their life!

It's just a mere flame. It's not like that guy who can't fly is coming to fight me in person. Even if he came, I wouldn't be afraid of him!

Ordinary rainfall can't solve your problem, huh? You wait while I go find some natural energy to revert to the primal state!

Kyogre shouted to the sky, "Boss, give me a rock to suck on!"

Origin Sea, activate!

(End of this chapter)