Seeing that everyone had arrived, Chuck pointed at Roy and shouted to the people below the ring:
"Come, who can defeat him...?"
Chuck paused, then asked a Gym apprentice below the arena to bring him a piece of chalk. Amidst the apprentices' puzzled gazes, he drew an ellipse under Roy's feet, restricting Roy's movement range to about 20cm.
"Fine, you don't need to defeat him. Whoever can make his two feet move out of the circle I drew will get five times the Pokémon Trainer Contribution Points next month!"
Five times!
That's 2500 Pokémon Trainer Contribution Points!
As soon as Chuck finished speaking, the audience erupted in chaos.
The dozens of Gym apprentices started discussing it. They explained that each month, as they assisted the Gym Leader, they received a subsidy of about 500 Pokémon Trainer Contribution Points.
Normally, if you want to earn Pokémon Trainer Contribution Points, you need to accept Pokémon League missions just like any other Pokémon Trainer, which is time-consuming and laborious, and the success rate is also quite low.
There might be other risks, but right now, as long as Roy can move the circle he's in, he can get five times the usual Pokémon Trainer Contribution Points?
Upon hearing about this wonderful opportunity, the apprentices at the Gym were eager to try it out.
The referee at the Gym had only one thought after hearing Chuck's decision.
Chuck gone mad?
Just as the referee was about to come over to intervene, Chuck confidently pushed him away.
Chuck turned back to look at Roy.
"You're not allowed to let me go without water! Otherwise, I'll cut your dinner in half."
Roy gave an OK sign, looked at the excited Gym students below the ring, and said:
Is this all the people there?
Roy's nonchalant attitude infuriated most of the Gym students. This guy was way too arrogant!
But Roy soon demonstrated to everyone what it meant to have the right to be arrogant.
A Taekwondo student stepped onto the ring, bowed to Roy in a gesture of respect, and then delivered a powerful roundhouse kick to Roy.
Roy dodged to the side, then leaped into the air and kicked the newly arrived Gym apprentice off the stage.
In just 5 seconds, Gym kicked Roy recognized Taekwondo master off the stage.
When Roy landed, his foot was still in the exact center of the circle that Chuck had just drawn, without going outside the circle.
The second person to come up was also a Judo apprentice. He tried to use the momentum to throw Roy to the ground, but Roy stood still and showed no signs of being thrown to the ground.
As it turns out, all skills are meaningless in the face of absolute power.
All of the Judo apprentice's core Judo skills, such as throws, grappling, and bracing, are ineffective against Roy.
Because he simply couldn't bring Roy to the ground, let alone use various chokeholds, rear naked chokes, or cross chokes.
Even when she grabbed Roy's arm, intending to use it for a takedown, Roy stood motionless like a mountain, watching the Judo student who had nowhere to exert his strength.
Roy then picked him up with one hand and threw him off the ring.
The third Gym apprentice then lunged at Roy's legs, trying to push Roy out of the circle, but Roy didn't budge. This made the apprentice think that he hadn't put in enough effort.
The next second, Roy lifted his leg and swung it, sending the Gym student off the ring once again.
The two apprentices who were originally guarding the entrance to the Gym secretly rejoiced that they hadn't provoked Roy, otherwise they would have been the ones thrown away like trash.
Seemingly getting into the swing of things, Roy took off his jacket, revealing his sleeveless black weighted training uniform from the Bruno Dojo underneath, showing off his muscular physique.
"Make way, everyone, let me try."
A man the size of a small mountain pushed aside a group of Gym students and stepped onto the ring.
He was the Sumo apprentice who had previously Sumo against the Hariyama.
The apprentices saw hope when their opponent stepped onto the stage, thinking that with his size, dealing with Roy on the platform would be no problem.
When the Sumo apprentice stood on the ring, Roy was already quite tall, suddenly looked thinner in front of his opponent.
Roy remained unmoved as he looked at the mountain of Sumo apprentices.
The Sumo apprentice assumed a stance, alternating his left and right legs, and with a powerful stomp, he roared and charged directly at Roy, causing the entire dojo to tremble as he ran.
He looked like a tank, trying to knock Roy off the ring.
Everyone looked on with anticipation, hoping that Roy would be knocked off the ring like the Gym apprentice had been earlier.
The imagination is rich, but reality is harsh. The expectant gazes of the crowd vanished when Roy raised one hand to hold the Sumo apprentice still.
Roy wasn't thrown off his feet?
The Sumo apprentice was astonished to find that he couldn't move at all, and no matter how hard he tried, Roy's body didn't budge an inch, holding him firmly at arm's length away.
The man standing there was like a mountain, and the Pressure he brought made the Sumo apprentice forget to exert his strength for a moment.
The apprentices who had been watching the spectacle below were bewildered. Even their master Chuck, had to dodge the Sumo apprentice's "meat, egg, scallion, and chicken" attack, but Roy had actually caught it?
Since it can't be pushed down...
The Sumo apprentice reached out with both hands to grab Roy, intending to lift Roy up and throw him off the ring.
But to his surprise, Roy grabbed his shoulder first, and together with the hand that was originally holding him down, he exerted force.
To the disbelief of the apprentices, Roy's arms swelled to twice their original size, and he lifted the Sumo apprentices up above his head with his bare hands.
Chuck:?????
What's this!?
He originally just wanted Roy to teach his apprentices a lesson, but he didn't expect Roy to lift the heaviest thing in the Gym.
Roy actually lifted him up?
The Sumo wrestlers were also completely bewildered; so this is what it feels like to be airborne and lose Gravity.
He felt as if he was lifted up by a tremendous force, and then he found himself suspended in mid-air, with LED lights hanging from the Gym ceiling right in front of him.
But he quickly realized what was happening and struggled to get back to the ground; the feeling of being suspended in mid-air and losing his balance was extremely uncomfortable.
But no matter how much he struggled, it was to no avail. Roy held the Sumo wrestler firmly, even spinning him around in the air.
Sumo wrestlers have never experienced the feeling of spinning 360 degrees in the air. A wave of dizziness washed over them, and their struggling movements came to a halt.
"Get out of here!"
Seeing that they had had enough fun, Roy casually tossed the Sumo wrestler off the ring, just like before.
The moment Roy threw the Sumo apprentice down, the group of apprentices watching from the sidelines scattered, not wanting to be crushed into mincemeat by the Sumo wrestler.
After the crowd dispersed, the Sumo apprentice crashed to the ground with a loud "thud!"
But the key issue is that he was still dizzy and unable to get up for the time being.
The apprentices were chilled by the sight of the Sumo wrestlers in such a miserable state. Roy in the ring was not human at all; he was simply a Machamp in a human form.
The crowd, which had been excited about the 5x points, fell silent instantly. The three people who had just gone up, plus the Sumo wrestler, had been easily thrown off by Roy, and the result would probably be the same for them if they went up.
"Anyone else want to give it a try?"
Seeing that almost a minute had passed and no apprentices had yet stepped onto the stage, Roy addressed the group of Gym apprentices below the stage:
"What? Is the Azure City Dojo completely empty? Or... are they all too cowardly? If that's the case, then I'm going to go eat."
This is so boring.
The apprentices in the Gym were mostly young people. Provoked by Roy, the group of Fighting type apprentices, who were still hesitant, were filled with anger and rushed towards Roy on the ring.