Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 38 Rock system? Gravity system!
The battle didn't take much time, and Du Juan seemed to have lost the game while sleepwalking.

Doubles is like this, focusing more on "joint attack" rather than "joint defense". The combined attack of two elves under the cover of each other is enough to break through most shields.

The priority of "rotation" is slightly reduced, while the requirements for lineup and tactical rationality are greatly increased.

Based on this most basic combat knowledge, we can see why Du Juan was defeated.

There is no doubt that Du Juan really underestimated her opponent and even used the tactic of scattering nails and blowing away in the doubles match, which lasted longer than her life.

The 4 elves in the entire team fought on their own without any coordination, with neither interference nor assistance (only Beibi could barely be counted), and their speed line and attack strength were generally not good.

The entire team has the characteristics of slow speed, low special defense, and poor durability. If Onix's characteristic is "Shattered Armor", Link would have thought that she had tried her best, but it is obviously not the case.

Otherwise, the whole body will be strengthened and the features will be changed without any care for the face.

To be honest, Link felt that a Pikachu with a higher level of training could defeat four of her by using "Grass Knot" and "4 Volts".

Faced with such a lineup and such tactics, he really wanted to ask:

Do you think you deserve to win? What makes you think you can win?
With such a lineup, the opponent can only be defeated by cheating and extreme level crushing.

The sudden defeat made Du Juan, who considered herself a top student, lose her mind for a moment, but she quickly adjusted her mentality.

"Ah... I lost... I can't fault it. You are simply a model for trainers. This is how a battle should be fought!"

She was not discouraged at all after being beaten 2 in 4. Instead, she ran to Link excitedly and held his hand with shining eyes: "Xiao Lin, the battle just now taught me a lot. I realized that there is still more battle knowledge to learn. This makes me like battle more! It also makes me want to get to know you better!"

Hearing this, Link subconsciously withdrew his hand and kept smiling politely.

Are the people in this world a little crazy?
After losing so badly, how could it turn out like this in the blink of an eye?

"It was just luck. I won by sheer luck. I almost lost just now."

"No! I can see that you not only understand your own spirit, but also mine!"

Even though Link had a water-attribute Pokémon in his hands, he did not choose to use his attribute advantage to use moves like "Water Jet" against Onix and other Pokémon. Instead, he continued to suppress and interfere until there was no chance of success before choosing "Water Gun", or when he had no other moves available, he used "Force of Nature" to cast "Earthquake".

"Water Jet" restrains Rock-attribute Pokémon, but the physical defense of Onix, Rhydon, and Beluga are all extremely good, and Popper, with relatively weak offensive capabilities (not even a level advantage), may not be able to defeat one even after three or four hits.

That's why they constantly use "One More Time" to interfere and create opportunities, relying on special moves like "Water Gun" to output.

The reason why the "Force of Nature" move was changed to the physical attack "Earthquake" is because this move can restrain the Fossil Helm, restrain Onix, and cause greater damage to Onix underground.

It was obvious at a glance that the young fire fox was an elf that had not received much training and was even born not long ago, but it relied on the "telekinesis" technique to interfere with the "Invisible Rock" and even somehow stole the pomelo fruits of the two elves.

Finally, he made preparations in advance and used the much larger energy from the outside world rather than his own weak energy to perform the "Rock Avalanche".

If it weren't for the fact that the power of Fiendish's "Rock Slide" was far beyond its level, causing Chaobei to shrink back, once the "Big Bang" was released, leaving Popper Dolphin and Rhydon to fight one-on-one, it would be hard to say who would win in the end!

However, if it is not blocked, the target of the "Water Jet" will be the hole left by Onix's "digging".

Link had already written out the formula for victory, but he really didn't expect Du Juan to underestimate him to the point of laying siege at the beginning... In addition, the fact that the Wave Dolphin ignored Onix's "roar" also surprised both sides.

"Thank you for the compliment. My understanding of rock-attribute elves is only on paper, but I do think there is room for improvement in your lineup and tactics." Seeing Du Juan so enthusiastic, he didn't want to say too much, so he simply mentioned some details that must be paid attention to when fighting against rock-attribute elves.

"Since they are all slow Pokémon, you have to consider the moves "Defend" and "Trick Space". As far as I know, the Meteor Falls on the north side of Kanaz City has two Pokémon with rock and psychic attributes, Sun Rock and Moon Rock. They will definitely complete your lineup. Otherwise, if you encounter a physical defender with grass and steel attributes, how will you beat him?"
“And the Hoenn region’s Aoskodara is also excellent. Its steel attribute makes up for the lack of rock resistance, and its skill pool is much deeper than that of ordinary Pokémon.

"If you really like the spike-scattering tactic, why don't you consider the crystal flower with rock and poison properties from the Padiya region?

"One more thing. Since Chao Beibi is so talented in electricity, how about giving it a whole piece of Thunder Stone to feel the electrical energy and try to use the characteristics of electromagnetic conversion to obtain more diverse methods..."

Chaobei can use the Thunder Stone to evolve into Dachaobei. This is a research result that will probably be published by Dr. Yamanashi within the next three years.

Although he said he didn't know much, when he really tried to point out what Du Juan lacked, Link still talked nonstop.

Firstly, Du Juan's lineup is so amazing that it makes people have a cerebral hemorrhage. Secondly, even if the tens of thousands of battles before the time travel cannot be fully transformed into real-life experience, there are always some merits.

Link might not be very good at using Rock-attribute Pokémon, but he does know how to fight them.

After hearing the end, even Du Juan, who prided herself on her knowledge and erudition, had to admit that she was like an illiterate in front of this "Xiao Lin".

But in fact, if Link were to really try it out, he would be exposed in less than two days.

In any case, winning is winning. After talking about elves, tactics and ideas for doubles for most of the day, Du Juan handed him the [Rock Badge] and the "Rock Blockade" skill machine of the Kanaz Gym.

If Miki Jiang at the front desk hadn't said that there was a young man who looked like he had premature gray hair but was actually wearing a hat, and who had defeated gym trainers one after another and applied to challenge the gym leader, Du Juan would probably have had to keep talking to him until the evening.

Upon hearing Mikijiang's contact, Link realized the man's identity.

Xiaoyou.

I don’t know whether he is Qianli or the Doctor’s child in this world line?
　Trainers in the Pokémon world actually all have some gravity-related skills.

　　Du Juan Emerald Fights Again:
　　I'm so glad to see you again. I'm Du Juan, the Gym Master of this Gym. I'm sure we can enjoy many more battles like the last one. I want to see how much stronger we've both become. Let's get started!

　　Before the World Championships:

　　What kind of Pokémon do you use and how do you fight? Can you tell me? (Quarterfinals)
　　I can learn a lot from battling Pokémon with more trainers. (Semi-finals)
　　I want to use what I learned in Trainer School in battle. What kind of Pokémon do you use and how do you fight? Can you tell me? (Final)

　　World Championship Loss:
　　It seems like there are still many things to learn... I will also participate in tournaments. Can I still invite you to be my opponent then?
　　Impeccable... You are the epitome of a trainer. That's how you should fight. You are the champion justifiably! I want to know you better. (Final)

　　Master Bao:
　　The beauty of rocks is not inferior to that of gems or stars. But you also exude a brilliance that is no less brilliant than theirs. That is passion. A passion that burns like fire is a must for Pokémon trainers.

　　A single Pokémon battle can tell a trainer's preferences. I like battles where the results are what I expected.

　　But, I like it more...

　　Let's have a battle with you where the outcome cannot be determined by knowledge alone and the result is unpredictable!

　　This heat is so intense that even the rocks seem to be melting!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)