"Good luck!"
Lu Ze smiled at Mewtwo and spoke.
Mewtwo merely gave Lu Ze a deep look.
"I will!"
With a firm, resolute tone, Mewtwo turned and headed toward the stage.
I can't lose before I face you! And I won't!
Lu Ze returned to the lounge as Mewtwo's match officially began.
Lu Ze glanced at the livestream chat and found that not many people were questioning Mewtwo's identity as a Pokémon.
On the contrary, many comments were explaining why Mewtwo could participate as a Trainer.
They said that during the time when Upper Capital Gym had been the Eighth Gym, Mewtwo had served as its Gym Leader for a while. His strength was formidable, and his command ability was no weaker.
Some commenters even said that Mewtwo's Pressure was greater than that of Lu Ze, the official Gym Leader.
Those comments indirectly proved Mewtwo's strength and capability. Gradually, no one continued questioning why a Pokémon was competing as a Trainer.
"Mewtwo!"
Unlike the other spectators, Ash was extremely shocked upon seeing Mewtwo. He shot to his feet and stared at Mewtwo on the stage in disbelief.
Although Mewtwo had erased most of Ash's memories concerning him, Ash still remembered a small portion.
For example, he remembered that his relationship with Mewtwo had been fairly good.
But wasn't Mewtwo a Pokémon? Why was he challenging humans in the Elite Four Challenge as a Trainer?
Ash was confused, but Mewtwo was not about to explain it to him personally.
Moreover, Ash had no means of communication in this world, so he naturally could not contact Lu Ze for an answer.
Mewtwo's opponent was an Elite Four member from the United States.
He was also a veteran Elite Four member.
It was obvious that he was highly dissatisfied with Mewtwo, a Pokémon,