I'm popularizing ecology in the Pokémon world.

After Kitamura Yu directed Excadrill to finally clear away the numerous clones on the field, Kirlia had already moved close to it.

"Use hypnosis! Eevee, imitate!"

Double hypnosis, saturation hypnosis!

As luck would have it, it happened at this time.

Kitamura Yu had already given the order, "Avoid! Gopher, create distance!"

But the dragon-headed gopher on the field suddenly seemed to lose its focus for a moment.

The chaotic effect caused by the "Strange Light" has finally taken effect for the first time!

If we're talking about how lucky the Dragon Head Groundhog is, then it's pretty good. After being hit by "Strange Light," it's only now that its first chaotic attack has occurred.

But to say it was unlucky would be true, because its first attack happened at the most crucial moment.

A moment of distraction prevented the dragon-headed gopher from escaping.

Two hypnotic light waves struck it one after the other.

The young dragon-headed ground squirrel immediately fell asleep, and soon snoring could be heard amidst the sandstorm.

At this point, Kitamura Yu could only helplessly say, "I lost."

Throughout the entire match, he felt a sense of frustration, as if he couldn't fully utilize his strength.

Tactically, they were completely suppressed.

The moment the result was announced, cheers erupted from the sidelines.

Students who had been following Chen Mu and had watched his previous live streams immediately noticed the blind spot.

"It seems that Teacher Chen Mu didn't rely on offensive moves to win this time. Until Teacher Kitamura conceded defeat, Excadrill and Nose-Up were still almost at full strength."

"Just like when he commanded Ralts to fight Umbreon before."

"What a brilliant tactical setup! They've completely outmaneuvered their high-attack, high-speed opponent!"

However, some people with strange expressions pointed out, "Emm, don't you guys think this tactic is a bit dirty? It's not honorable at all."

However, surrounding students quickly retorted, "How is it dirty? Can tactics be called dirty? That's called intelligence!"

As a player who relies on tactical thinking to win, Chen Mu's style is destined to be different from those players who are passionate and aggressive.

However, judging from the current situation, his style has still won over many fans.

Even Kitamura Yu, who lost the match, smiled with relief, took out his Pokémon, put it away, went to the center of the field, stretched out his hand, and said with heartfelt admiration.

"Professor Chen's experience in matches is indeed superb. I admit defeat in this round. From now on, this course is yours."

Chen Mu reached out and shook hands with the other person, but at the same time asked, puzzled, "What does it mean that you gave me this course?"

"Teacher Chen, you really don't know?"

"Know what?"

Kitamura Yu looked at him again with a strange expression, then suddenly burst into laughter.

"Haha, I get it now, you got tricked by your department head."

After laughing, his attitude changed, and he took the initiative to explain to Chen Mu.

"This course is a new pilot course added by the school, and it will continue to be offered in the future. The school attaches great importance to it and provides substantial support."

This course was originally supposed to be taught by our Pokémon Battle Academy, but then the director of your Ecological Environment Academy jumped in and insisted on recommending you. I originally thought... haha."

The other person didn't finish their sentence and just laughed it off.

But Chen Mu wasn't stupid; he quickly figured out the reason behind it.

No wonder Kitamura Yu's hostility towards him was so obvious before the competition started.

From Kitamura Yu's perspective, he clearly thought Chen Mu was coming from a different field to steal his job.

It would be humiliating for anyone to have an ecology professor come here specifically to compete with our department for our courses.

But in reality, Chen Mu knew nothing about these things. His colleagues from his department lied to him, saying that he was just here to be a teaching assistant.

It's obvious that this was all the department head's doing behind the scenes.

It's despicable, yet you can't find a way to exploit it.

Even if things were laid bare, the director could argue that he only wanted to promote Chen Mu, and no one could find fault with him.

As for whether the director wanted to see Chen Mu embarrass himself on stage, that's a matter of subjective opinion, and no one can find concrete evidence.

This is how adults scheme!

Even if you know the other party has malicious intent, you still can't find a reason to turn against them afterwards.

Fortunately, the department head also made some miscalculations.

That is, he simply couldn't believe that Chen Mu actually had the ability to defeat a properly trained combat academy teacher!

This is what is meant by "one force can overcome all methods"!

Don't be fooled by Chen Mu's sophisticated tactics and intricate, layered play on the court.

But when it came to dealing with the department head's petty schemes, he took an absolutely brutal and violent approach to break the deadlock!

Since you're willing to "mentor" me, I'll gladly accept.

So he smiled and asked Kitamura Yu, "What kind of support will the school provide for this series of courses?"

"I heard that we'll be receiving extra subsidies every month from now on, and we'll also be given some funding to apply for Pokémon training resources."

"That's great, I'll take the class."

When Chen Mu said this, one wonders if the department head, who had failed in his attempt to steal a chicken and ended up losing the rice, was pounding his fist on the table in anger outside the room.

Finally, after shaking hands, Chen Mu suddenly spoke again before leaving.

"By the way, since this is a combat class, we'll need to play practice matches frequently. I'm afraid I won't be able to handle it all by myself. If you have time, Kitamura-sensei, would you mind joining me? I'll apply to the school for a two-person teaching session later."

Kitamura Yu, who was about to leave in disappointment, immediately turned around upon hearing this and excitedly stepped forward to grab Chen Mu's hand again.

"Teacher Chen, you're such a good person!"

His eyes looked as if Chen Mu were his living parents.

Startled, Chen Mu twitched his lips and quickly withdrew his hand, fearing that the other party's next words would be, "If you do not abandon me, I am willing to become your godfather..."

Chen Mu had already planned to switch to Yuhong University next semester. Rather than letting the department head use the course to curry favor after he left, he would rather find a partner first so that he could hand the course over to Kitamura Yu after he left.

It's all about reciprocity; if someone schemes against him, he naturally won't let that person get away with it too easily.

Incidentally, I can also do Kitamura Yu a favor, making it easier to ask him to cover for me when I want to slack off in the future.

Killing two birds with one stone, it's absolutely perfect!

Afterwards, Chen Mu gathered the students and had them sit in one area of ​​the stands, as he was about to begin his lecture.

"From the match just now, we can see that it is very important to avoid making your opening moves too formulaic in any game."

For example, if you play a Sandstorm team, and your first skill at the start of the game has to be "Sandstorm", then being targeted by others is inevitable.

Therefore, my suggestion is: it is best to use a Sandstorm-type Hippo or Tyranitar to pair with Excadrill, relying on its ability rather than its move to reliably evoke Sandstorm at the start of the battle.

This way, you can avoid falling into a formulaic opening and making your moves predictable to others.

Kitamura Yu, who had lost the match, listened from the sidelines and nodded repeatedly, feeling increasingly convinced of his defeat.

Professor Chen clearly has a real understanding of sandstorm systems!

He didn't lose unjustly!