Pokemon: I'm Really Just a Commoner Trainer
Chapter 710

Me?

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Kakuna?

That mass of flesh and densely packed Caterpie heads had indeed contracted into the shape of a Kakuna.

But was this really a Kakuna?

It merely had the shape of a Kakuna, right?

Besides, shouldn't the important part have been Mark beating Xerneas with his fists, punch after punch?

Lan Run's gaze shifted slightly toward Red Fire. Red Fire no longer looked as dazed as before. In fact, he seemed accustomed to the scene before him, showing neither shock nor surprise.

What exactly had Red Fire been through?

And what exactly was going on with this mysterious Mark?

A whimpering sound came from nearby.

Lan Run turned his gaze again. Xerneas, who had passed out from Mark's punches and the Kakuna's suppression, appeared to be waking up.

The blue stag lying on the ground had a misshapen head. Its body twitched continuously, then soon began to tremble. Its four hooves kicked wildly, its neck and head started swaying, and the whimpers in its throat gradually turned into enraged, savage roars. A vicious gleam emerged from its bloodied eyes...

Lan Run instinctively took two steps back.

Xerneas looked ready to erupt again.

However, Xerneas ultimately stopped.

Because Mark walked over.

Mark raised his fist once more, but did not bring it down. Instead, he held it thirty centimeters above the stag's head and stared straight into its ferocious eyes.

Under Mark's gaze, the blue stag's eyes visibly cleared. Its roars and snarls gradually faded, its body stopped struggling, and it lay obediently on the ground. It even exposed its belly further to Mark.

When training Pokémon, some could be directly tamed through forceful methods by their Trainers.

For example, Purple-Skinned Rats and Rattata.

Although Rattata were weak, they did not have the best temperaments and often acted rebelliously. At such

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