How Was This Not a Pokémon Battle with the Bodhisattva?

Under normal circumstances, players needed to rely on special underwater breathing items to dive into the Tongtian River. After slaughtering a series of river-dwelling minor demons around the Water Mansion and finding all sorts of magical artifacts from the discarded shells of turtle spirits originally belonging to Old Turtle's lineage, they could finally face the Sea Urchin King, Goldfish Spirit, and Great Water Monsters.

Since Goldfish Spirit was a Five Elements Water demon, only Five Elements Earth and Five Elements Wood could deal effective damage to him among the Five Elements. Of the two, Five Elements Earth, which countered Goldfish Spirit, dealt the most impressive damage.

As for the other attributes, Five Elements Water was heavily mitigated by Goldfish Spirit due to their matching attributes, Five Elements Fire was so thoroughly countered by Goldfish Spirit that it dealt almost no damage, and Five Elements Metal might even heal him.

So, to deal with Goldfish Spirit, aside from being an Earth-and-Wood powerhouse, it was best to use pure Null Attribute attacks, or... simply attack him physically.

If the illusion had not restricted Cheng Tian's summoning ability, he would definitely have let Goldfish Spirit taste the power of his Original Stone Pterosaur.

...Huh? If he used Original Stone Pterosaur to duel Goldfish Spirit, wouldn't that count as an indirect Pokémon battle between himself and Guanyin Bodhisattva?

If he really met Guanyin's gaze and had a thrilling Pokémon battle with her, would the rules follow Five Elements Earth countering Five Elements Water, or Water-type attacks dealing double damage to Rock-type Pokémon?

Although Cheng Tian was thinking about all sorts of nonsense, his hands did not slacken in the slightest.

During the pursuit, purple arcs of electricity, rather than golden lightning, had already begun to crackle around the Three-Pointed, Double-Edged Halberd in his hand.