The Other Side Is Fast? Then I'll Build Tanky!

It hadn't taken long.

The Qualifying Round schedule was quite tight.

Longxing and her opponent took the field.

The Qualifying Round used a three-on-three points system. A win earned three points, a loss earned zero, and a draw earned one. If the scores were tied in a situation where A beat B, B beat C, and C beat A, net victory points would be calculated, and whoever had the highest net victory points advanced.

What were net victory points?

Defeating one Pokémon counted as one point, while having one Pokémon defeated deducted one point. Draws neither added nor deducted points. That was the Silver Conference's net victory point system.

It was rather different from basketball, football, or table tennis competitions.

If that still didn't resolve it, they would draw lots. The two selected would fight one-on-one, then the winner would face the third person. Whoever won in the end advanced.

But such a situation rarely occurred.

Furthermore, the Qualifying Round had no special arenas. They were all flat ground, which was extremely unfriendly to some trainers specializing in fish Pokémon.

Hongye had no interest in listening to women talk and wanted to stand with Heiduo, but Diana refused to let him go. She needed him there to support her.

Diana was the youngest in her family, with a whole pile of older brothers and sisters who doted on her. Sometimes, all she needed was to act cute, and they would agree to anything.

Hongye had agreed under Diana's adorable assault.

However, once Longxing entered the arena, Hongye pulled Diana over to the railing to cheer for Longxing.

Elena and the other two exchanged glances before standing beside Heiduo as well.

If so many tourists leaned against the railing, security would definitely shout at them to move back because it was