Why would you need a girlfriend when you have Pokémon?

The opportunity for victory was laid as early as the first round when Gardevoir appeared!

Everything that follows is just a process towards victory...

Indeed, Gardevoir would definitely not be able to catch this punch of revenge from Gardevoir, but Gardevoir had no chance to fight back!

Future Sight was activated, and a pink beam of light descended from the sky, hitting her body squarely...

The big and small marsupial dragons were simultaneously blown away by this attack, and could not stand up the moment they landed...

Bacteria dragon, can't fight!

Chapter 201: Ace Leave King

The bag dragon...can't fight!

Lowe successfully captured Qianli's second Pokémon, but he did not feel "relieved" at all, because he knew very well that this was not his father's true full strength.

Maybe his father was very serious and the Pokémon he sent out were all capable partners that he had trained with all his efforts. However, precisely because he had been training with his father since he was a child, Lowe knew very well what his father's trump card was.

Of course, it’s not even necessary to mention Lowe’s son. Basically, anyone who has challenged Qianli, or anyone who knows him a little bit, knows the strongest trump card in Qianli’s hand.

Qianli reached out and took off the third Poké Ball from his waist, with a hint of emotion in his eyes.

"It's really amazing, not as a son, but as a well-matched opponent. It's been a long time since I've had such a passionate duel. Do you think so too?"

The first half of Qianli's sentence was obviously directed to Lowe, but the second half was obviously not directed to Lowe. He raised his hand and threw the third Poké Ball in his hand. That was also the first Pokémon Qianli got. It had gone through so many years and had been with him as he grew up.

If the theme of this duel is "inheritance", then Qianli can also say the same... This is the result of his inheritance along the way, and the crystallization of all his efforts so far.

"Go ahead... ask for leave, King!"

The Pokémon with humanoid primate features emerged from the Poké Ball, lay down on the ground carelessly, scratched its belly nonchalantly, and waved in the direction of Lowe.

"Haha, please give me more advice~"

Lowe seemed to understand what the other party said. Under normal circumstances, even if a trainer does not speak the same language, he can still understand what his Pokémon wants to say. This is the basis for becoming a trainer.

However, if you want to understand the Pokémon that you have not trained yourself, you need a certain degree of special ability. So far, it has been confirmed that "Family Power" has such a special effect, which allows trainers to understand the thoughts of any Pokémon without any obstacles.

Of course, Lowe doesn't have this ability, but he is very familiar with the King of Asking for Leave. After all, he can be considered half of Lowe's teacher.

Lowe has been hanging out in his father's Pokémon since he was a child. The King of Leave was once Lowe's personal bodyguard and nanny. Although it just lay there and watched Lowe have fun most of the time, it would only move when encountering some special situations.

It fits its name very well. If it weren't for its lazy personality, this Pokémon's racial value of 670 would have been close to a legendary Pokémon...

Although it is so lazy, its strength is enough to provide Lowe with enough sense of security. If it weren't for the King of Leave who came to help during the adventure in the back mountain, it would have been a disaster.

However, given the situation at the time, the appearance of the King of Leave was not unexpected. After all, Lowe's father would never let Lowe run around casually, and the King of Leave had been protecting Lowe secretly.

If Rowe didn't run around, then this would be a pretty easy job. After all, no matter how noisy humans were, it would only be a minor incident for Pokémon.

But if Lowe runs around, it will be very fatal for a Pokémon like LeaveKing that doesn't like to move at all.

Lowe admitted that he had caused a lot of trouble to the other party when he was a child, but the King of Leave didn't care at all. Of course, it could also be that he was simply too lazy to care.

After all, he is the trump card of Lowe's father, and he has watched Lowe grow up since he was a child. Pokémon itself has a high IQ that is not inferior to that of humans. In fact, the King of Leave also treats Lowe as a relative.

So, the King of Asking for Leave casually waved to Lowe, and his attitude clearly showed that he was greeting him in a very casual manner.

"...Haha, I'm really grateful for your kindness in the past. However, today I'm here to challenge you, so please give me your guidance!"

Luo Wei's attitude was extremely sincere, and what he said was completely from his heart. He had been taken care of by the other party since he was a child, and he also knew that the other party was powerful. This time, Luo Wei wanted to challenge the teacher who had taken care of him since he was a child...

Obviously, the King of Leave on the opposite side also understood what Lowe meant, and its reaction was very direct. It stopped scratching its belly, and then slowly stood up from the ground.

"..."

Luo Wei calmed himself down, then raised his hand and swung it down violently...

When the King of Leave appeared, Gardevoir did not launch an attack directly, and the opponent did not attack right away. Instead, the two sides greeted each other first.

Now that the greeting has been made, the next thing to do is very clear.

That's when the winner will be decided!

Lowe hopes to win the battle in one go. Of course, he is also very clear that this is probably not realistic. But no matter what, at least Lowe is fighting with the goal of winning.

Gardevoir opened fire at full power right from the start. The artificial moon above its head burst into brilliant light, and a rain of light swept over the sky. This time, Future Sight was not used to create a time difference, because the opponent would not give this side any chance to pull.

The reason why he can fight against the Talon is that Lowe is sure that his Gardevoir can fight with the Talon for two rounds, but if the opponent is the King of Leave, Lowe doesn't think he has any chance to fight.

The King of Asking for Leave over there raised his hands, clenched them into fists, and pounded his chest repeatedly, letting out a wild roar. The roar resounded through the sky in an instant, and a visible air wave burst out from the King of Asking for Leave's body!

The air wave was like a blazing flame, but it was not golden like the ultimate power, but white, representing the "normal" attribute.

Under the pure white air wave, the King of Leave raised his palm and waved it fiercely...

...The ultimate impact, a special move with a power of 150 in the general system, was supposed to be a huge collision that gathered all the strength of the whole body, but in the hands of the King of Leave, it turned into a surging explosion of energy that blasted out on the head!

The rain of light falling from the sky was split in half by the air wave emitting white light, tearing a clear dividing line along the way!

This attack made Lowe feel numb. He knew that his father's leave request king was terrifying, but your strength was too terrifying...

I have Mega and Z moves, which is equivalent to double hangs in one, and I also took advantage of Eevee's enhanced relay, but I was tied by you, a blank-board leave king?

Also, why does your full-body rage special effect look familiar to me? Isn't this the ultimate power?

Well, it doesn't look like it, but it is obviously similar to the Ultimate Power. If the Ultimate Power is to infuse Pokémon with energy from another world in exchange for Pokémon's huge potential, then...

...What the King of Leave has done is to liberate this potential through self-training...?

Chapter 202 Turtle Fist

The violent effect on the King of Leave is obviously similar to the effect of the Ultimate Power...

It's just that he didn't use Z pure crystal to trigger the power from another world, but completely relied on his own training to break through the limit.

As I said before, 90% of the power in the Pokémon world comes from the same source. In theory, as long as you master the correct method, they can all be interconnected.

Therefore, there is no need to be too suspicious when similar powers appear in people who seem to have nothing to do with each other. This is a very normal situation.

However, although it is understandable, when Lowe really discovered that his father had forcibly broken through the limits with his own strength and launched a violent effect similar to the ultimate power, he still felt quite impressed.

He relied on cheats, but his father achieved this through direct self-training, so the difference between them is actually clear.

However, the external power is also the power that Lowe has mastered himself. There is no saying that it will be weaker than the power gained through training. The prerequisite is whether one can understand the essence of this power and use it perfectly.

Lowe calmed himself down and didn't waste any time. Seeing that Gardevoir's move was broken, he immediately raised his hand and issued a new command without saying a word.

The King of Leave over there broke through the blockade with an ultimate attack and waved his strong arms. The arms were at least several times thicker than an adult's thighs, and they were waving with great vigor...

A raging flame burst out from the raised arm, and the rising light formed a phantom, which turned into a heavy hammer and flew down.

"Heavy Arm Hammer? No, let's wait a moment, where is the lazy feature you promised me?"

Lowe really had no words to complain about. The racial stats of the Leave King were comparable to those of a Legendary Pokémon, and the biggest problem that limited its performance was its lazy trait that forced it to rest every other round.

In other words, if it didn't have this feature, the combat power of the Leave King would definitely surpass most ordinary Pokémon. However, Qianli's Leave King seemed to have no laziness at all.

He had just used the Ultimate Impact, a skill with huge reaction force, and now he used the Heavy Arm Hammer without stopping.

Lowe suspected that the reason was due to the violent effect of the King of Leave. This should be some kind of special bonus that allowed the King of Leave to ignore the laziness and use skills continuously...

After all, to put it bluntly, laziness is just a reflection of one's personality, and is equivalent to a compromise in gameplay. Moreover, the game text clearly describes laziness as the King of Leave slacking off.

If it is not due to any special reason, but simply due to his personality, then although it is difficult to change one's nature, it is indeed unrealistic to ask Wang to completely correct his lazy personality, but if he just makes an effort for a short period of time, it should not be a big problem.

Although it is a continuous idler who waits for death, it does occasionally burst out with enthusiasm and strive to make progress. Most of the time, the King of Leave is just slacking off, but when it encounters a time when it really needs to go all out, it can still muster up its strength to do some real work.

In addition to making it start to get serious, this rage effect should also have the effect of increasing the power of the skill to a certain extent. Although there is no way to completely strengthen the skill into a new skill, it is still no problem to amplify the power by a certain proportion on the original basis.

Therefore, this power should be between the ultimate power and mega evolution. Although it has certain similarities with both, it is neither of them. It happens to be stuck in a very subtle point.

This heavy arm hammer whistled across most of the field. Gardevoir knew how powerful it was, so she definitely didn't want to try it out no matter what. She wondered if she could withstand the powerful attack from the King of Leave.

The wall of light probably couldn't be resisted, so Gardevoir simply teleported away from under the heavy arm.

As she teleported, purple telekinetic light patterns gathered in her hands again, and the compressed telekinetic mass was thrown out. Without even turning her head, the King of Leave swung his arm back and smashed the flying telekinetic mass into pieces...

"..."

Does this work too?

Although it looked very powerful, the impact caused by the explosion of the mental power ball still hit the King of Leave. However, this mental power impact only made the King of Leave's body shake slightly.

Lowe was also helpless. Even though Gardevoir's full-strength mental attack seemed to fail to cause any substantial damage to the King of Leave, who still looked full of energy.

The misty field under his feet was still producing its effect, and the artificial moon above his head was still emitting a faint light. Surrounded by the pink aura that enveloped the entire field, the King of Leave stood alone in the arena, like a reef... standing firm despite wind and rain.

"In short, let's use all the skills we can think of first!"

Lowe did not hesitate. He raised his palms and changed his movements continuously, issuing commands one after another.

Psychic shock, moonlight blast, shadow ball, 100,000 volts, predict the future, magic flame, energy ball...

Some of them were skills that Gardevoir had learned by itself, and some were moves that it had learned after consulting other gym leaders. A dazzling array of moves were thrown out one after another.

If it were any other Pokémon, not only would it be able to release skills continuously at such a high intensity, it would also be a problem whether it could master so many skills at the same time.

Of course, there is no problem with Gardevoir's learning ability. Lowe has been practicing and training all the time, and the people he learns from are a group of gym masters. It can be said that he is receiving elite education.

The overwhelming skills were like a violent storm. In short, no matter what, just throw them out first...

...But the sky was filled with lightning, thunder, wind, fire, pink fairy flashes and crimson purple telekinetic light patterns mixed together. It looked powerful but there was really no particular order to it.

It can even be said that there is no strategy at all, it's just throwing out all the attack skills that have been mastered. Generally speaking, we have a general name for this kind of nonsense tactics...

...Turtle punch!

But this kind of turtle punch is just for bluffing in most cases. The skills need a suitable combination to achieve the maximum effect, rather than just mixing them together and throwing them out.

This chaotic attack might be a little intimidating to newcomers, but for an old hand like Qianli, it is "full of flaws"...

"…Is this also part of the strategy? If so, that would be great, but if not..."

Over there, facing this surging sea of ​​skills, the King of Leave made only one move, took a deep breath, and then, with a wild roar mixed with a roaring air wave, it blasted out just like that...

Chapter 203: Classic Hit to Remove Transformation