Who's Faster in the Sun, You or Me?

Heiduo couldn't help opening the Detection System.

[Pokémon: Ninetales/Gender: ♀/Level: 63]

[Ability: Drought/Type: Fire/Trainer: Hesu]

[Moves: Fire Blast lv6/Psyshock lv6/Will-O-Wisp lv6]

[Hidden Power lv5/Energy Ball lv5/Nasty Plot lv5]

[Attract lv5/Ominous Wind lv5/Hypnosis lv5]

Drought Ninetales?

A weather setter?

Hey! This guy was running a sun team!

So you were the one who ended Fred's four-win streak!

Heiduo looked up at the sky. No wonder this place felt much hotter than outside. Sunny Day was at work.

Of course, Sunny Day didn't mean it could affect the distant sun. Pokémon weren't that absurdly overpowered. It merely drew in the surrounding sunlight, making the sunlight here more intense.

That was fundamentally different from affecting the sun itself and making it shine brighter.

"Another Pokémon with a Hidden Ability. Hidden Abilities really are cheap at the Silver Conference. But Drought Ninetales... Fred didn't lose unfairly."

Heiduo watched Hesu, the cute boy directing Ninetales below, with great interest. He had thought Hesu was just some newbie, but he was actually pretty capable. At the very least, he had taken down Fred.

Under Sunny Day, Fire-type moves gained one and a half times their power. With same-type attack bonus added in, Ninetales's Fire Blast dealt 1.75 times the damage. Even Pokémon that resisted Fire twofold could still be hit hard.

And Solar Beam didn't need to charge under sunlight... Wait, it didn't have Solar Beam?

Heiduo was somewhat surprised when he saw the words Energy Ball. Had Hesu's Ninetales failed to learn Solar Beam?

That was such a shame.

He didn't inspect the Voltorb that looked almost identical to a Poké Ball too closely, because it had already been blasted unconscious by Ninetales's Fire Blast.

The fireball Ninetales threw out was no joke. On the