Chapter 43 The Sinnoh delegation arrives

The venue was cleared, and Gary and Duplica walked into the trainer's command seat and took their seats.

Except for a few college students from the Department of Tactical Theory, the surrounding area suddenly became quiet.

Erika walked up to the referee's seat: "I will be the referee. There is no objection from both parties, right?"

Duplica nodded: "No objection."

Gary was equally sure: "Of course~"

"So, Professor Oak vs. Student Duplica, the competition rules are one-on-one, please take out the Pokémon first, Professor Oak!" Erika waved and shouted.

The teacher goes out first, which is a concession rule. After all, the attributes that go out first are targeted.

Gary smiled and took out the white commemorative ball: "Well~ Eevee, go play with her."

"Buy!" Eevee rolled into the field, using all his limbs to lower his body and enter alert mode.

Are you kidding, I, Eevee-chan, will be targeted by attributes? Unless you take out Arceus' alpaca...

"Huh~ It turns out to be Eevee, it's useless~" Duplica squinted his eyes and clapped his hands. A student behind him immediately brought a suitcase with densely packed Pokémon balls inside.

His slender fingers crossed the box, and Duplica smiled slightly: "To deal with the general type, just use him!"

The Pokémon Ball was thrown into the sky~

"Wow~" A round-shaped Graveler appeared in the field.

"Oh~?" Gary shook his head. If you used the fighting system, I would look at you a little higher.

Use a rock-based Graveler? I'm afraid you've done too much to show off~

Duplica raised his head arrogantly: "General Eevee can master many unique skills, but facing my Graveler, its skill is tickling!"

"Being smart..." Gary shook his head: "Then do it."

"Graveler, use Magnitude!" Duplica started the war without declaring it without Erika's instructions.

"Eevee, jump up." Gary's instructions were issued at the same time.

Boom! The Graveler slammed into the ground, causing the ground to shake violently.

However, Eevee left the ground directly, making a lot of noise, but unfortunately there were no casualties.

"How could it be!" Duplica was shocked.

"It's nothing, you're too good at guessing." Gary shrugged.

"As expected of Professor Oak." Erika nodded. Battles between trainers usually involve improvising and improvising.

Gary also went a step further. Through Graveler's starting movements and Duplica's psychology, he had an early insight into the opponent's tactical intentions.

This ability to predict is called "reading first" in professional terms! Suppressive results will only occur between trainers with a large level gap.

"Eevee, water gun." Gary continued lazily.

"Huh, roll the Graveler!" Duplica had a very good idea. As long as the level was suppressed, even if the attributes were unfavorable, he could get over it and win directly.

Eevee stood still on all fours, and the water element compressed and condensed in his mouth.

Boom! High-pressure water cannons fired out. Aim at the rolling Graveler and deliver a critical hit to the face.

Squeak!! There was a skidding sound, and the Graveler spun on the spot!

With the continuous impact of water pressure, the Graveler finally stopped rotating and was directly rushed away.

This water gun critical hit directly brought the Graveler to the corner of the field.

Eevee added another high-speed star, and the latter rolled his eyes and fainted completely.

"How is it possible? Even the rolling of the Graveler may not be able to block the attack of the water Pokémon. This Eevee is going to go!" Duplica knelt down in disbelief.

Gary shook his head, picked up Eevee and encouraged him, then came to Duplica and raised his pretty finger.

"First: The tactical intention was too obvious, and the opponent easily predicted the attack.

Second: Verbal provocation is also a type of trash talk. I just incited you a little, and you were confused. This is a taboo in battle.

Third: Didn't you observe the venue before the battle? On a mud field, if you add a little water, it will turn into slippery mud. The Gravelers are so heavy, how can they not slip?

Now tell me, are you really a qualified Pokémon trainer? "

Duplica lowered his head and shook his head in confusion.

Erika also sighed. This child still has some talent, but he was spoiled by his family.

"Then, just do as I said and go travel. See the world of common people." Gary shook his head: "If you get eight badges on your own and enter the Quartz League, I can also make the decision to reinstate your academic status. Graduation successfully."

"Thank you, Professor Oak..." Duplica nodded with a blush on his face, and then left the battlefield with his pigeon-toed posture.

"Young Master Gary is the best~" Caitlin, the girl, consciously transformed into the atmosphere team and cheered for Gary from the sidelines.

Gary smiled and looked at Erika: "The teaching competition is ready to start. The students should be finishing get out of class soon."

Erika looked at her watch: "There are still five minutes left, just in time to prepare the field. Should we still use the grass field?"

"Since it is a gym teaching competition, of course you should use the grass field that you are best at." Gary shrugged.

Erika clapped her hands, and the faculty members immediately came to the edge of the field, found the grass-type button, and pressed it.

There was a rumbling sound, and the rocky mud field before slowly lowered from its original place, and the green grass on both sides began to close from the edge of the field.

Eventually it becomes a complete grass field.

"As expected of Rainbow University, the specifications of this infrastructure are comparable to those of Quartz Plateau." Gary couldn't help but sigh.

"I think it's quite generous~" Caitlin commented while holding an ice cream McTwizzle cup that she got from somewhere, "It's a little worse than the Castle of the Four Heavenly Kings in Unova."

Gary's mouth twitched when he heard it. When did the Unova Champions Castle become the Castle of the Four Heavenly Kings? You really don't regard Alder as a human being, do you?

Gary didn't wait too long. Soon, the bell rang, and a group of college students with clear eyes poured out of the teaching building.

They ran towards the competition venue in small groups.

The venue was soon surrounded by three levels inside and three outside, but what was pleasant was that the college students were much more orderly.

The first row sat on the floor, the second row sat on spectator chairs, and the third row stood.

Gary glanced over and saw that this guy is indeed a top student at Rainbow University. He played the echelon configuration clearly... They even staggered their heads to ensure that everyone could clearly see what was going on in the venue.

"Wow~There are so many people~" Caitlin bit the ice cream spoon and hid behind Gary warily.

"It doesn't matter, college students are very easy to get along with. The look in their eyes, they are so... uh... wise and stupid!" Gary was speechless for a moment.

The clear stupidity in the eyes of these children is almost overflowing. At first glance, they are purebred college students...

Caitlin tilted her head: "Are you trying to say that they look stupid and not like bad people?"

Gary coughed twice: "Ahem, Teacher Erika, are all the students here?"

Erika looked strange: "We are all here... It should be said that we are all here. In addition to those from the combat department, even students from the theory department are here."

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