Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 322 Sky Staircase 49, Another Mewtwo

After testing the battle in the swap-play mode, Link believes that their Pokémon can permanently reside in this mode from now on.

By experiencing the characteristics and moves of other Pokémon, one can return to the original stage to solidify the foundation, or experience the next evolution stage in advance to adapt.

If he so desires, he can even use "Mind Swap" on other new trainers, allowing them to swap bodies with his Pokémon and truly experience the fear and pain Pokémon feel when facing battle and when they are injured.

Putting yourself in someone else's shoes is the best way to understand them.

If every new trainer could understand from the very beginning what stepping into the battle arena truly means for their Pokémon, they would likely be more motivated to learn and develop tactics to minimize the damage their Pokémon suffer, and better coordinate the overall strategy.

If this technology becomes widespread, how convenient it would be for trainers to raise Pokémon.
Unfortunately, "mind swapping" is a technique exclusive to the prince of the sea, and it is destined to never become widespread.

"Besides, I'm far from mastering this move. If I do master it or become more proficient, I wonder if there will be even stranger uses for it..."

For example, swapping the soul of someone you hate onto a toilet?
But that seems unlikely, after all, a toilet has no soul.

"Are you already thinking that far ahead?" Talebagos couldn't help but retort. "It's not even certain whether you'll be able to continue using these techniques once you turn back into a human, Kobayashi."

"What? Kobayashi is human? The legendary human?" Suo Cailing exclaimed in shock.

In this world, humans are even rarer than the legendary elves!
"Yes, and we also come from another world where humans and elves coexist."

The shocking truth caused Suo Cailing's mind to shut down...

After resting, the adventure team continued their journey, repeating the cycle of Room Orb → Enemy Evolution Orb → Attraction Orb → Next Floor.

As time passed, the maze was gradually broken through, layer by layer.

During this time, the strength of the elves wandering in the maze gradually increased, causing their speed to decrease continuously. However, Talebagos, who had received "personal" instruction from Link, was also rapidly gaining true mastery over his own body.

Only then did it barely resemble a so-called "first-class god (youth version)".

Two days later, they finally arrived at the 49th floor of the Sky Staircase.

This floor was almost deserted, except for one huge, empty room.

Mewtwo, who had sent them the challenge, had been waiting for a long time.

Seeing that the adventure team had finally arrived, it appeared in front of them in a flash.

"You must be the famous Kobayashi, the human who defeated Mewtwo in another world."

Mewtwo in this world had also heard about the other side, about Mewtwo being created by humans, and about the other side's confusion: "No need for words, let's battle, let me see your strength!"

Link, Socion and Talebages retreated in time.

"Blazing Roaring Tiger, prepare for battle."

Although it's in the world of elves, if you throw the seed and start ganging up on them, the training effect is lost.

Upon receiving instructions, the Blazing Roaring Tiger decisively stepped forward. Having been cooperating with other Pokémon for the past two days, it had been waiting for a worthy opponent!

Seeing this, Mewtwo nodded and then reappeared in the distance.

With a flick of its finger, it used its mental power to cut the wall into numerous floorboards of the same size, which were then laid out in the center of the empty room.

This is the battlefield.

The other Pokémon retreated to a distance to watch this battle of titans. The Moneypuff instinctively hid behind a Dragonite: "So exciting! So exciting! I never expected to see a battle like this while following you guys!"

Turtle: "..."

There are even more exciting things than this!
At the start of the battle, Mewtwo, which had the speed advantage, immediately gathered and launched more than ten equally powerful "Aura Spheres" to attack from multiple directions, including the front, the side, and the top of its head.

It was merely a test, yet it already possessed a power and skill that ordinary elves could not match.

Moreover, while manipulating the "Aura Missile" for a long-range attack, Mewtwo was also distracted by strengthening itself through "Meditation".

The Blazing Roaring Tiger didn't take this seriously; it was just a tiny bit more powerful than the Fire Fox's "High-Speed ​​Star."

It easily grasped the key point and, without hesitation, charged towards Mewtwo in the distance, its body wreathed in flames.

"If I were to go first, I would have started with 'Godspeed'," commented the Dragonite in the back row.

Unlike Incineroar, which was the first to charge, Mewtwo had already taken the opportunity to "Meditation" once during the charge.
However, the speed of the Blazing Roaring Tiger, which has been professionally trained by the Flame King, should not be underestimated.

Just as Mewtwo finished "meditation", its opponent rushed in front of it.

Therefore, it simply "teleported" and disappeared from its original spot. As always, it's that simple and brainless for a long-range weapon to defeat a short-range weapon.

But this time, an unexpected incident occurred.

Through the fox's "miracle eye," Link foresaw that Mewtwo's teleportation point was nearby, and then "mind swap" gave him the ability to communicate thoughts without words.

Knowing in advance where Mewtwo's "Teleport" would land, Incineroar used its sturdy body to withstand the recoil and change direction the moment Mewtwo disappeared.

When Mewtwo reappeared on the field, it was greeted by "DD Gold Hook Arm" wreathed in flames, without a single fancy close-range attack.

The sudden interference caused it to instinctively stop remotely controlling the "Aura Missile," and while concentrating on using its superpowers to buffer the damage, it teleported away, avoiding the "Flame Charge" that the Incineroar was following closely behind.

This time, it didn't give the opponent a chance to anticipate it, and appeared directly in a corner a little further away in the air.

Link and Incineroar had anticipated this.

The "threat" was already in place, hitting the Mewtwo that appeared out of nowhere. Incineroar itself decisively withdrew from the field, replaced by Dragonite, which was eager to try its luck.

"It's clear that you're very good at dealing with elves who are proficient in psychic abilities."

However, it is also a veteran of many battles, and the same move will not work on Mewtwo a second time!
In the short time it took for Dragonite to appear, Mewtwo had already dispelled the interference from "threatening words" and even cast "mysterious protection" on itself.

Faced with Mewtwo's ability to quickly see through and immediately counter "teleportation," he and Dragonite had only one answer.

A thunderclap boomed, a storm erupted, and the enormous body vanished from its spot!
"Speed" can always overcome the gap created by mechanics and numerical values.

However, the difference in strength between the two sides must be within a certain range.

Just as Dragonite unleashed its "Extreme Speed," Mewtwo also boosted its speed with "Agile Movement."

Driven by powerful mental energy, even without "instant teleportation," it possesses a speed comparable to "Godspeed"!

　At this stage, Incineroar's stats, even with the help of candies, have caught up with Mewtwo's normal stats at level 70. But Mewtwo in the Labyrinth route must have eaten quite a few candies too.
　　However, Dragonite that didn't get much candy and joined the team late had poor stats, even though it was still far from being a level 70 Mewtwo.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)