Was this... reasonable?
The Elite Four, even Tori Pendragon, stood stunned for quite a while.
They had fought those Champion Level Claydol so bitterly for so long, yet he could casually one-shot them!?
Those Claydol were massive, and their endurance was already formidable because of it.
Not to mention their cheating-like mechanism: as long as one remained standing, the other could return to the battlefield in peak condition after resting for a moment.
They had suffered so much because of all those conditions, yet he had resolved everything less than five minutes after arriving. Then what had all their efforts amounted to?
While they were still dazed, Su Hao used Aura to closely monitor the three stone spheres and reached a conclusion.
Their reasoning had been correct. As long as the three Claydol were defeated simultaneously, or in rapid succession within a certain window of time, they would not reappear.
It was just a little regrettable. He had acted instinctively earlier, and by the time he came to his senses, he had wanted to see how this so-called "revival" worked. Now, he would not get the chance.
And the boss room had not even dropped a treasure chest. He had searched for ages with Aura, only to find nothing.
With a sigh, Su Hao walked over to the group that had gathered together, finally getting the chance to examine their appearances.
Hmm, they were probably Elite Four members from some Pokémon League.
Anyway, unless they were people he had met a few times and spoken with, he genuinely had trouble recognizing them.
Even when the people who had recovered from their shock enthusiastically greeted him, Su Hao merely nodded and said nothing more.
He was not about to reveal that he was somewhat face-blind.
Fortunately, as an heir who had