After taking the Blue Pill, Hunter X's six Pokemon had completely turned into monsters that felt no pain and feared no death, at the cost of burning away their Life Force.
They frequently traded injuries for injuries, driving Houndoom and the others back again and again.
Cynthia's side was no different. Even though Garchomp was the strongest on the field, it had no way to fight one against three.
"Houndoom, Foul Play! Sharpedo, use Hydro Pump to block Gliscor!"
Seeing that Cacturne was about to be hit by Beartic's Ice Punch, Sato hurriedly ordered Houndoom and Sharpedo to come to its rescue.
Houndoom charged forward with Foul Play, borrowing Beartic's attack power to counterattack and successfully repelled it.
Beartic: I'm so strong that even I can't stop myself (￣ε(#￣)Σ
Cacturne narrowly escaped disaster, but it soon found itself facing the now-unoccupied Metagross. It simply had no time to catch its breath.
While directing Three Pokemon to hold off the opposite side, Sato understood the situation more and more clearly.
Unless they ground down the opposite side until all their Life Force was exhausted, or Completely robbed them of their ability to move, there was no way to end this.
The Blue Pill was terrifying indeed! Sato couldn't help but shift his gaze to Hunter X.
The man seemed to have reached the point where the fish died and the net broke, wanting mutual destruction.
But his tense body, practiced smile, and constantly shifting eyes all told Sato one thing.
Hunter X was still looking for a chance to escape! He had struggled so hard to climb to his current position—how could he give up his hope of survival so readily?
Soon, Sato recalled Cynthia's assessment of Hunter X: he was good at disguise and hide, playing the pig to eat