Suben was wearing only a white shirt today, so when he noticed that a large tear had been ripped across its back, his complexion immediately became grim.
The crucial part was that, up until now, he still had no idea how Sato had dodged just now, or how he had torn his shirt in that instant.
"Teacher Suben, does this count as passing?"
Sato repeated himself, as though he could not see that the face opposite him had already gone black as the bottom of a pot.
Behind Sato, the Golden Eyed Gengar gave a slightly helpless shake of its head before shrinking back into the shadows.
It had not appeared for such a long time, only to make its debut by scratching someone else's shirt apart.
What kind of nonsense was that!
"Mm. That's enough for today. Starting tomorrow, we'll conduct the Labyrinth Assessment." After saying that, Suben turned into a streak of white light and disappeared.
After personally witnessing the entire process of Abra using Teleport, Sato realized that Gardevoir really was not as fast as Abra.
Yet that Abra was undoubtedly only Elite Level, and even its talent was merely Elite Level.
The Sandshrew's use of Scratch had also been so fast that it left almost no trace, yet its strength was likewise only Elite Level.
After pondering it for a while, Sato roughly guessed the reason.
If Abra never evolved in its entire life, Teleport would be the only move it could learn on its own.
When a Pokémon focused all its energy on specializing in a single move, it was not difficult to achieve results far exceeding its own level.
That was true for Abra, and it should be true for Sandshrew as well.
Those two Pokémon should have been specially raised by Suben for