Why Say Such an Obvious Truth?

"Then we'll follow the Chairman's decision and treat the spectators who were caught in the crossfire first."

Elite Four Genji also voiced his agreement, but then added, "The remaining matches can be held somewhere more open. If they simply call it a draw, these young kids won't be convinced."

Sato stared at his teacher, Drake's back with eyes that seemed to see through everything.

You clearly just want me to crush the other side and win you some face, Sato the tool person silently thought.

So why did so many people enjoy taking on disciples? Aside from the sense of accomplishment from being a teacher, whenever someone challenged them, they could simply send out a disciple, instantly raising their own standing.

"If you want to challenge my teacher, you'll have to get past me first!"

Tsk, tsk. Didn't that sound satisfying? And while they were talking, a Nurse Joy had already arrived at the venue with a medical team, treating the spectators in an orderly fashion.

Heal Bell, Aromatherapy, Heal Pulse... Recovery moves were cast on the injured spectators as though they cost nothing. Afterward, it would probably be hard for them to develop any aftereffects even if they wanted to.

As for whether anyone would hold Norman and Robur accountable, that was even less likely to happen.

Even if someone did, the Kalos Alliance would suppress the matter and handle it internally. Otherwise, they would seem far too petty.

Elite Four Genji continued chatting with the Kalos Chairman and Elite Four Yan Kai with ease.

Meanwhile, Sato and the others gathered around Norman, who had just left the field.

"Sorry, everyone. I wasted the advantage Mark built up for us and only managed a draw against the other side."

As soon as everyone gathered, Norman took the initiative to