Officer Jenny glanced at the two who had returned and then paid them no further attention, as long as they didn't cause any trouble.
He took out the testing device and gestured to Roy that he could proceed with the testing. Roy thought for a moment and then asked Misdreavus and Primeape to be tested together.
The instrument swept across the Primeape, flashing a green light.
But when the device scanned the Misdreavus, it suddenly turned red and emitted a "beep beep beep" alarm sound.
This means that Misdreavus has broken through to level 40 Gym Leader level or higher.
Before Officer Jenny could ask Roy, the instrument turned green again, and then switched between red and green for the next ten seconds.
Officer Jenny looked at the malfunctioning equipment, somewhat puzzled. Was it broken?
"I really don't know what those researchers in the Pokémon League are good for; they can't even do this kind of small thing right."
Officer Jenny thought to herself as she looked at the changing instrument in her hand.
Roy understood that it might not be that the instrument was broken, but rather that it might have just detected the Flutter Mane inside the Misdreavus's body.
It has been two weeks since Misdreavus last transformed into Flutter Mane, and she hasn't transformed into Flutter Mane Misdreavus these two weeks.
He also asked Agatha what made his Misdreavus different, and Agatha's answer was indeed that it was different from ordinary Misdreavus.
Because she also has a Mismagius, but it is currently guarding the Bell Tower in Lavender Town. However, even she is not entirely sure how it differs from the dream demon.
Seeing this, Roy released his Duskull, and this time the instrument turned green, allowing Roy to pass the test directly. Ultimately, Officer Jenny attributed the incident to the unique characteristics of Misdreavus as Ghost type Pokémon.
The battle assessment begins.
Primeape felt that his body had returned to its peak, and he was determined to win this match for Roy.
"Primeape, it's your turn now."
"Extremely popular!"
The fighting spirit in Primeape's eyes had even materialized.
This is impossible to show the examiner; it's just a beginner Pokémon Trainer assessment, isn't it?
Is it really necessary to take this so seriously?
However, Roy and his Primeape's current state reminded him of his first beginner Pokémon Trainer assessment, when he and his Charizard were just as passionate.
Looking back now, it's been several years already; time really flies.
This time, instead of using the Pokémon the Pokémon League used to test Pokémon Trainer, he pulled out his own Poké Ball.
Let me see the bond between you two!
A flash of red light appeared inside the Poké Ball.
Primeape's opponent is a Wartortle wearing sunglasses, an image that reminded Roy of the firefighter Squirtle from the anime.
System Scan
Pokémon: Wartortle
Level: 35
Sex: Male
Ability: Torrent (When HP is low, the power of Water-type moves increases.)
Skills: Tackle, Tail Swing, Water Gun, Rapid Spin, Water Pulse, Protect, Rain Dance, Aqua Tail, Shell Smash
Items carried: None
Egg Move: Aqua Jet, Mirror Coat
Individual Values: 17
Technical Machine /skill tutorials: Surf, Brick Break
It's only one level higher than its Primeape, it can win!
"Primeape, use Cross Chop! Get close to him, it'll be much easier to fight once you're in close range."
With its arms crossed, Primeape charged at Wartortle.
"Want to bet on how long his Primeape can last?"
I bet three minutes.
"I bet 5 minutes. I bet 500 Poké Dollars."
Two Pokémon Trainer came to take the Junior Trainer Qualification Exam made a bet, since his Primeape couldn't even last 3 minutes.
On the field
"Stop it, Wartortle!"
The examiner saw through Roy's intention and gave instructions to Wartortle.
Wartortle Spit Up Water Gun at the charging Primeape.
Primeape dodged the incoming Water Gun with a series of rolls and S-shaped maneuvers, while continuously moving closer to Wartortle.
Seeing that the distance was right, Primeape leaped to Wartortle's side and immediately launched a Cross Chop attack Wartortle Wartortle only retreat and dodge the attack.
Wartortle isn't as fast Primeape, so it can only defend passively. Fortunately, it has a shell, which it can hide inside when Primeape attacks.
However, Primeape's attacks seemed relentless, preventing Wartortle from even sticking its head out.
Furthermore, when Primeape got close, Roy stopped commanding Primeape and allowed it to continue Primeape.
Will this behavior be misinterpreted by the examiner?
What's going on here? Are they letting the Pokémon fight on their own?
Why don't Pokémon Trainer use commands? And once Primeape, it's like a Wartortle, sticking to its side and impossible to shake off.
He couldn't understand why this rookie Pokémon Trainer was so difficult to deal with, even more so than many veteran Gym Pokémon Trainer qualifiers.
Primeape's close-range attack prevented Wartortle from using any moves; whenever Wartortle tried to use Water Gun, Primeape would interrupt it, forcing it to defend.
"Erah! Erah!"
Primeape's attacks rained down on Wartortle's shell, and it even landed a punch on Wartortle before Wartortle could dodge, almost knocking Wartortle out of the arena.
However, this gave Wartortle a chance to catch its breath. Wartortle struggled to its feet, took off its sunglasses, and revealed a pair of bright little eyes, which looked rather unusual.
This is Roy's strategy for commanding Primeape. Unlike Misdreavus and Litwick, when using Primeape at range, Roy decides to let it use its skills based on his own judgment. When it gets close, Roy relies entirely on Primeape's control over the battlefield and the opponent.
Fighting type Pokémon moves than just those in the games. They can use everyday Fighting type techniques such as hook punches, punches, and uppercuts. You could say that Primeape's body is its weapon, especially its fists.