Dragonair Evolves

Now the two sides were tied again, and the situation had returned to square one.

Everyone in the audience fell silent. They had no idea what to say. Such a powerful Elite Four level Pseudo-legendary, Tyranitar, had actually been defeated by Flygon with such ease.

They had originally thought this would be an exciting, thrilling battle, but it was still somewhat different from what they had expected.

The battle between the two sides could indeed be called spectacular, but it had ended too quickly. After just a few exchanges, it was over, and Flygon had held the advantage from start to finish.

Beads of sweat had begun to form on Zog's forehead.

It seemed he was not as calm inside as he appeared on the surface. The current situation had already exceeded his plans.

Tyranitar's defeat in particular had completely disrupted his strategy.

He steadied his emotions and began considering his options while recalling Tyranitar into its Poké Ball.

He clipped it to his belt, then hesitated for a moment over his last two Poké Balls before finally making up his mind. He took out the one on the far right and threw it.

A long, slender Pokémon with an entirely blue body appeared on the Battle Arena.

It was Dragonair!

Dragonair was a serpentine Pokémon, even more slender than Dratini, with sapphire-blue scales covering its entire body and a bright white belly.

It had a pair of glossy black eyes, a small white horn on its forehead, and two small wing-like fins on either side of its head.

Dragonair had three crystal-like blue orbs on its body, one at the base of its neck and the other two at the tip of its tail.

Around its neck, aside from a bell, it wore a gray stone—the Everstone that suppressed