Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 54 Hey, what can a kindergarten kid choose... Leftover "Scale Shot" Dragonite! ?

If it was a battle that completely restored reality, Link might still lose because he had just traveled through time for a week and was not familiar enough with fighting in a real environment.

But if it is a 4-skill turn-based system...

Battle Factory! Your king is back!

"Okay, please choose 6 of the 3 elves randomly selected by the system. The first elves cannot be changed at will, so please consider carefully."

As soon as he finished speaking, the screen in front of Link showed 6 random elves:
1. Geranium (grass), characteristic "Leaf Defense", item leftovers, moves "Reflection Wall", "Light Wall", "Parasitic Seed", "Hold";
2. Porygon II (Normal), characteristic: Analysis, item: Evolution Stone, moves: Self-Regeneration, Freeze Beam, Stand, 2 Volts;
3. Ladybug (Insect|Fly), characteristic "Iron Fist", item "King's Certificate", moves "Sonic Punch", "Tailwind", "Absorbing Punch", "Continuous Punch";
4. Magikarp (Water), trait "Easy Swimming", item "Litchi Fruit", moves "Leap", "Impact", "Struggle";
5. Gull (Water|Flying), ability "Rainfall", item "Bump Helmet", moves "Storm", "Quick Return", "Ice Beam", "Tailwind";
6. Water Leap Fish (Water), ability "Raging Water", item "Aura Belt", moves "Reckless", "Yawn", "Hold", and "Waterfall";
"Um..."

After looking at the several options he randomly shook, Link rubbed his eyes subconsciously and looked at them again.

Yes, he was not dazzled, these are what he shook out.

Is this the power of randomness?
Now he just wanted to travel back to yesterday and apologize to A Liu. He was sorry, he shouldn't have whitewashed the battle factory without knowing anything!

After careful consideration, he chose Porygon-2, Gullwing, and Geranium as his handheld Pokémon.

The first Porygon 2 has excellent durability after carrying the Evolution Stone. Although the configuration of the Geranium on the other side is also okay, I can only say sorry. Relying on excellent durability, supplemented by regeneration and Ice Light , it has control and output. The "analysis" at slow speed is equivalent to stable damage increase and is very reliable.

Although Water Leap Fish can use the routine of Qi Waist + "Yawn" + "Hold" to beat the opponent to low health without thinking, and then use the routine of "Reckless Action" and "Waterfall Climbing" to force a 1-for-1 exchange...

But Link still didn't choose it, mainly because it would be hard to fool people with such a stupid trick. Is there really no one who can't see that the meaning of choosing Pokémon like Rattata and Merkab is just a 1 for 1 exchange?
So he chose geranium...after all, there was no other choice.

The last "Rainfall" Toussaint is not bad, but it can only be said to be a battle for the future. What if there is a chance to form a rainy day team in the future?
"I've already chosen."

Link rubbed the little fox on his shoulder, took out the kettle and took a sip of the hot cocoa-flavored "healing wine", and informed the staff that the battle could begin.

The battle factory has one round of battles every 7 times. No interruptions or rest are allowed in between. If you fail, all previous battle records will be invalidated.

He must maintain his focus and analytical ability and strive to win until the end.

※However, due to space limitations, only the first and last games are included.

Not long after, the staff matched Link with an opponent. A kindergarten child who looked only a head taller than his knees walked into the simulation competition venue accompanied by his parents.

However, the opponent this time was not the parent, but the five or six-year-old child.

"Fortunately."

Link felt somewhat relieved.

Hey, what awesome elf can a kindergarten kid pick?

Of course you should choose the one that is cute and adorable, right?

——Battle Factory 1

"Polygon-2, prepare for battle." "Go! Dragonite!"

"Fu!"

After seeing the elves sent out by the opponent, even the fire fox shook its tail in surprise.

It's Dragonite!

Link: ...This is really random and clever!

Under the same conditions, Porygon's speed is naturally no match for Dragonite's.

Just when Link was still wondering whether this Dragonite was capable of physical attack or special attack, he saw the kindergarten kid on the opposite side commanding Dragonite to use the dragon-attribute "Scale Shot".

But Dragonite shot out scales five times in a row, each time hitting Porygon accurately.

At the same time, Dragonite's physical defense dropped sharply, while its speed continued to increase!

Almost in the blink of an eye, Porygon's health was reduced to only about 50%.

Seeing this, Link's face darkened. Are there props like cheating dice in this world?

Sigh, Porygon-2 is about to be sent.

His choice was undoubtedly the "Freezing Ray" with 4x restraint, but under the protection of "Multiple Scales", this move only caused a little more than half of the damage.

But the next moment, everything looked bleak, and Link saw that the kindergarten kid's Dragonite's health had recovered a little bit.

Leftovers! The opponent brought leftovers!

Realizing this, he grasped a glimmer of hope, which meant that if the opponent used "Scale Shot" again (rather than some powerful restraining skill), he might not be able to hit it 5 times again and thus confirm his Porygon II.

This round, Link's choice is still "Freezing Ray", so what will the opponent choose?
Just at this moment, Dragonite disappeared from everyone's sight.

"Fu?"

Disappeared?
It’s “super fast”!
I don't know if it was because of the reminder from the opponent's parents, but the elementary school student realized that his own defense had been greatly reduced. He did not repeat the "Scale Shot" in the previous round to increase the speed to an almost impossible speed, but directly used the priority skill to try to kill Porygon.

However, the moment he saw the other party's choice, Link knew that the other party had already lost.

In fact, unless the opponent's Dragonite has a powerful fighting skill, the only possible way to win is to continue betting that you can shake out 4 to 5 attacks with "Scale Shot".

And the fact was just as he thought. This time, Dragonite only caused about 20% damage, leaving Porygon with only the last 20% of his health.

However, the power of the latter's "Freezing Ray" will not be reduced in the slightest.

The ice-blue beam hit Dragonite accurately, and the late-blooming Pokémon, which lost the protection of its "multiple scales", ultimately died from its own fatal weakness.

Link breathed a sigh of relief, but not much.

Porygon can be said to be the strongest Pokémon in his team, but its physical strength is not healthy at the moment.

If the opponent is lucky enough to pull out another high-speed violent output...

"Go! Pikachu!"

Great, it’s Pikachu, Link is saved!

But now he doesn't dare to underestimate his opponent. If this Pikachu has the Electric Ball and masters the "Volt Attack", it can still easily kill his Porygon 2.

Taking this into consideration, Link decisively chose the zone defense.

(End of this chapter)