Bug-type Elite Four

"I believe Young Master Sato's strength will undergo a qualitative leap." Old Man Lag narrowed his eyes and spoke with confidence.

Coming from him, those words were especially convincing.

Sakaki stood and said, "Then I'll thank Senior Lag on Sato's behalf."

Sato's mother also rose and said, "We'll be relying on you, Senior Lag."

Lag nodded. "Leave it to me."

Seeing this, Sato could not help but look forward to it. Just how much stronger would he become under Senior Lag's training?

Old Man Lag recalled Nidoking into its Poké Ball.

That evening, while everyone was eating, Sato spoke up. "Father."

Sakaki looked up. "What is it?"

Sato slowly asked, "Where did you find Senior Lag?" It was clear that Sato had grown curious about Old Man Lag.

Because Mr. Lag did not seem like an ordinary Elite Four-level Trainer at all.

Sakaki had two bodyguards who were Elite Four-level Trainers, but Sato felt that Mr. Lag was far stronger than them.

Especially that Nidoking. It was absurdly powerful. It was not as though he had never battled Elite Four-level Trainers before, but he had never encountered anything like this.

This called for an explanation of what exactly an Elite Four-level Trainer was.

According to official certification, a Trainer with six Elite Four-level Pokémon was an Elite Four-level Trainer.

After all, there were very few people who possessed six Elite Four-level Pokémon.

Most people only had one or two Elite Four-level Pokémon.

But the title of Elite Four-level Trainer was too enticing, so people shamelessly called themselves Elite Four-level Trainers as soon as they had a single Elite Four-level Pokémon.

Since too many people did this, the authorities tacitly accepted it. Thus, anyone with one Elite Four-level Pokémon could be called an Elite Four-level Trainer. Of course, that was merely