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Perhaps because he had just been hit by a "psychic attack," the poacher was eager for revenge and subconsciously chose to retaliate with a stronger move of the same type.

Superpower move: Psychic Power, which can be considered an advanced skill that shares the same origin as telekinesis.

The two skills have similar attack methods, both using psychic energy bursts to create air cannons and using the shockwaves formed by compressed air to kill enemies.

However, "Mental Power" is more powerful, has a higher energy level, and a longer straight-line range, making it a superior skill to "Psychic Power".

Poachers likely use this tactic out of a desire for revenge, wanting to repay their debts in kind.

Unfortunately, Chen Mu felt this decision was not made rationally enough.

"Ralts, Teleport!"

Upon hearing Chen Mu's instructions, the poachers were secretly delighted.

It's useless. The release of telekinesis is completely at your command and very easy to adjust. At such close range, you can't possibly dodge it by teleporting!

He didn't believe that such a small Ralts could be proficient in teleportation; he thought that being able to teleport two meters at a time was an overestimation of her abilities.

However, the scene that appeared in front of them the next moment completely shocked the poachers.

He never expected that the teleportation Chen Mu commanded Ralts to perform was not for dodging.

It's for the sake of moving forward!

This forward teleportation, which nearly cost the trainer's career, was completely beyond the poacher's expectations!

But Chen Mu had his reasons for doing so.

First, the poacher wasn't calm enough and chose the wrong moves—using psychic moves to attack psychic-type Pokémon is less effective.

Secondly, Little Ralts had just successfully completed meditation before the battle.

"Meditation" not only increases Special Attack, but also Special Defense.

With these two advantages combined, plus a little bit of psionic prediction, he believed that his little guy had a chance to withstand this "psychic attack"!

More importantly, real-world combat is far less rigid than the turn-based games of my previous life. As long as you intercept your opponent before they finish their move, there is a high probability of interrupting their spellcasting.

At this point, the only advantage of "psychic power" over "mental power" becomes apparent—

Although in all aspects, psychic power can only be considered a lower-level alternative to mental power, as a low-level skill, its advantages are: low energy consumption, fast casting, and easy proficiency!

Ralts' mastery of "Psychic" far surpasses Natu's control over "Psychic"!

"Fastest spellcasting, telekinesis!"

Chen Mu continued with the instructions!

In reality, as proficiency increases, Pokémon have the opportunity to make some personalized tweaks to their moves.

For example, sacrificing some power to maximize casting speed!

In reality, without the concept of turns, lower-level skills with faster casting speeds have the opportunity to play a role in actual combat!

At this moment, Natu's "Psychic" was still a little short of completion when Koratula, its body enveloped in cherry-red psychic energy, appeared in front of it!

"Huh?!"

This scene startled even the birdsong, causing it to change.

In its haste, it could only unleash its unfinished moves prematurely.

"boom!"

The energy clashed, scattering in all directions!

Both elves were thrown backward at the same time, and for a moment they were evenly injured.

But for the native bird, this result is extremely shameful.

If we just look at the data on paper, it completely outclasses a Ralts that is not even a year old!

This leap forward is nothing short of magnificent, no further explanation needed!

"Ralts, the Drop of Life!"

After achieving this miraculous victory, Chen Mu did not covet the opportunity. He immediately ordered his Ralts to retreat and used the Water-type move "Life Drop" to heal himself.

Meanwhile, the two cameramen in the team did not waste the opportunity that Chen Mu had created!

The enemy's strongest main force Pokémon has been temporarily silenced, and this opportunity is fleeting.

Without hesitation, one of them tossed one of the items Jubei had left behind to Magnemite, then commanded, "Magnemite, use Electric Shock!"

The item that Magnemite obtained is called "Magnet," or more precisely, CX-116Ⅲ Electric Power Amplifying Magnet.

The effect is to amplify the power of Electric-type moves.

Electricity is inherently superior to water.

Now, with the added boost from the item, Magnemite's "Electric Shock" instantly stunned the Tentacruel that the poacher had just summoned.

This startled the poachers once again.

Tentacruel has excellent Special Defense, and the poacher originally thought that even in a type disadvantageous matchup, Tentacruel could at least hold out for a while.

Unexpectedly, this time he encountered a player who spent money on in-game purchases.

They use props to enhance their skills, but disregard martial ethics.

In the real world, the item bonuses in battles are not fixed percentages.

For champion and elite Pokémon, whose power levels are so high, the boost from items is often negligible.

Conversely, the lower the skill level of a match, the more obvious the boost from items becomes!

For example, the appearance of a magnet at this moment has almost completely overturned the original balance of power.

"you?!"

The poachers were so angry they were about to vomit blood!

He thought he was meeting a fellow professional, but he didn't expect the other side to have such an outrageously luxurious setup!

If you have that kind of money, why are you risking your lives in the woods?

Helpless, he could only reach for the last Poké Ball at his waist.

This is a Pokémon he recently caught in the forest. He hasn't trained it yet and isn't sure if he can control it.

But there's no time to worry about that now.

"Beedrill, use your stinger!"

The appearance of Beedrill immediately caught the attention of Sakura's Growlithe.

The natural bird can fly and can't be hit, and the stinging jellyfish is water-based and can't be burned, but this one that has appeared now seems easy to bully.

Growlithe's eyes lit up, and its tail wagged incessantly. It first looked at its owner, Sakura, and then at Chen Mu.

The clever dog had already figured out who the real decision-maker in this team was.

At this moment, however, Chen Mu's attention was no longer on the Pokémon.

Because his keen eyes noticed that the poacher only had three Poké Balls on his waist.

In other words, the enemy has already played all the cards in their hand.

Doesn't that mean...?

At this moment, Chen Mu's eyes suddenly sharpened. He exhaled and couldn't help but sigh inwardly once again:

Fortunately, reality isn't a turn-based game.

and so--

I'm not playing multiplayer anymore, Jojo!

Seizing an opportunity, seeing that Natu was still dizzy from taking off, Beedrill was filling in and getting entangled with Magnemite, the poacher's attention was completely focused on the Pokémon battle over there.

Chen Mu emerged from behind a tree in another direction, took a deep breath, exhaled, and started charging forward!

He sprinted over tree roots and stepped over bushes, reaching the poacher at top speed.

Clench your fist and infuse your knuckles with psionic energy!

Experience the five extraordinary powers of humankind!

At that moment, the poacher's pupils involuntarily dilated to their maximum size in shock.

Then a punch landed on his cheek, and the muscles of his entire face trembled and rippled like water under the impact of the psychic energy.

Several teeth, unable to withstand the pressure, flew out.

Finally, he collapsed to the ground and instantly fell into a deep, baby-like sleep.