Elf, I am really a farmer

Chapter 593 Complaint

After Wen Qi finished his meeting with Zhou Zhen regarding the future development of the gym, he hurried back to the gym with many thoughts in his mind.

As soon as I stepped into the gymnasium, I saw Zhou Zhiwen, like a deflated ball, slumped in the chair where he usually sat with his back straight, with a look of despair on his face.

The vigor and vitality of the past disappeared without a trace, as if all the energy had been drained away.

Zhou Zhiwen has been in the alliance for many years and has seen all kinds of people, but this time he really didn't expect that these new guys could cause so many headaches.

Take Wenhua and the other two for example. They started early, knew each other as well as brothers, and got their own elves early on.

Now they have a lot of experience in training elves, and they just need to train them carefully step by step.

He relied very little on his supervisor Zhou Zhiwen, and when they occasionally exchanged a few words, it was always about discussing training techniques.

There are also four people, Li Changhai, Li Changhong, Wang Li and Feng Yong. Judging from their style, walking with their heads held high and unrestrained eyes, their origins are probably not simple.

Although he has a bit of a stubborn temper and doesn't usually follow orders, and sometimes acts according to his own ideas, he still knows his limits.

When training the elves, it can be seen that he has his own foundation and some unique training techniques. Even Zhou Zhiwen nodded slightly when he saw it.

So Zhou Zhiwen knew that although these troublemakers would cause trouble from time to time,

But it was still within his ability to handle, so he could just treat it as adding some special "spice" to his peaceful gym life.

What really gave Zhou Zhiwen a headache were the three children, Zhou Mei, Li Geng and Huang Ming.

Actually, it was Zhou Zhiwen who decided to recruit these three people. At that time, he just looked at these kids.

Although his family was not wealthy and he dressed simply, his eyes were full of cleverness and he had a sharp mind. He thought that being an apprentice would be a good option and maybe he could become the mainstay of the dojo in the future.

Who would have known that no matter how smart one is, there is an unbridgeable gap between theory and practice!

When you first come into contact with elves, even if you have memorized all the book knowledge, you will encounter all kinds of problems when it comes to actually training them.

Moreover, these three children cherished this hard-earned opportunity so much that they were extremely careful when training the elves, fearing that they would mistreat their elf friends by mistake.

Questions came at Zhou Zhiwen like a string of cannonballs. He anxiously asked how to use this skill in actual combat to maximize its power.

After a while, he asked the elf worriedly what he should eat to grow fast and be nutritious. Zhou Zhiwen was so confused that his head almost grew bigger.

Wen Qi walked forward and saw Zhou Zhiwen's embarrassed look. He couldn't help but laugh. The corners of his mouth slightly raised and he asked:

"Brother Zhou, what's wrong? You look so depressed. Who bullied you?"

When Zhou Zhiwen saw that it was Wen Qi, he didn't hide anything, as if he had found a savior to talk to. He poured out all the troubles of the day, shaking his head and sighing helplessly as he spoke.

After hearing this, Wen Qi's smile deepened and he said jokingly:

"I didn't expect that even an experienced gym trainer like you, Zhou, would get impatient when asked questions."

After a pause, he continued,

"But it's your own fault. You're usually so kind and easy to talk to, so they just caught you and asked you questions."

As he spoke, Wen Qi slapped his forehead, as if a flash of inspiration suddenly came to his mind, and he thought of a brilliant idea, his eyes lit up:

"Brother Zhou, I'll give you a suggestion. Bring Zhou Mei and the other two together with Wen Hua and the other three. If Zhou Mei and the other two have any basic questions, they can ask Wen Hua and the other two.

You are not their full-time babysitter. There are a lot of things waiting for you to take care of in the gym. How can you be around them every day? "

When Zhou Zhiwen heard this, he was quite happy at first, thinking that the owner was the owner after all, he had a lot of ideas, and this idea sounded quite reliable.

But if you think about it carefully, isn't this just to free up time for yourself to do more work? He curled his lips, and his face suddenly became dark, and he couldn't help but complain in his heart:

"Good fellow, thank you very much, Wen Ba Pi!"

But he still had to smile and agreed:

"Okay, Master, I'll try your method."

Wen Qi stood there, watching Zhou Zhiwen's helpless figure gradually disappear into the distance, and shook his head gently.

It seemed as if he felt sympathy for Zhou Zhiwen's current situation, and also as if he was impressed by the vitality and ignorance of these young apprentices, so he stopped caring about them and turned his attention to another matter.

He called Hu Di, his expression showing some urgency, and said:

"Alakazam, take me to the forest to look for caterpillars. It would be ok if we could find unicorn beetles."

Hu Di nodded slightly, a blue light flashed in his eyes, and the power of instant movement was ready to go. He could feel his master's anxiety at the moment and was ready to go all out.

With Hu Di's help, things went much more smoothly.

Alakazam took Wenqi to teleport in the forest. Every time they went to a place, their powerful superpowers spread out like an invisible net.

Carefully search for the elves' traces, not missing any corner where the target elves may be hiding.

In just less than two hours, Wen Qi had a great harvest. He found a total of seven green caterpillars and twelve unicorn worms. Moreover, these little guys were of good quality and were dark yellow in color.

Under the sunlight, their bodies glow slightly, showing good growth potential.

Wen Qi knew that as long as he used the method he had carefully studied before, it would be easy to raise their qualifications to light green.

In this way, the task of preparing high-quality Pokémon resources at hand has been accomplished, which can provide strong support for the subsequent development of the gym.

During the search, Wen Qi actually encountered quite a few elves with different appearances and who seemed to have some abilities.

Like those peacocks and speaches, they shuttled briskly among the trees, with a nimble posture and making crisp calls from time to time.

They seem to be announcing their presence to the forest, and they look quite smart.

Wen Qi had thought about taming them, and thought that if he could take them back and let the apprentices in the gym use them as mounts,

It can not only train the apprentices' riding skills, but also save a lot of physical energy when traveling, which is quite practical.

But as soon as this thought came up, he suppressed it.

He curled his lips and muttered to himself:

"I'm not their full-time babysitter. How can I arrange everything for them? Let them figure it out on their own."

Wen Qi knew very well that he was being quite generous by providing these apprentices with an opportunity to upgrade their elf purchasing qualifications, giving them the chance to obtain elves with green qualifications.

What's more, there are attribute bonuses in your own gym. Compared with other places, this benefit is simply heaven and earth.

He knew very well that some gyms were very stingy with their apprentices. Not only did they ask for money, but they also gave them very bad Pokémon.

Either the qualifications are extremely low or they suffer from hidden diseases, and there is little guidance. The apprentices simply waste their money and can only leave with disappointment in the end.

But here, not only do we not charge any money, but we also provide so many tangible benefits.

"If this is the case, and they still can't grow up, then I have nothing to say. It all depends on their own luck."