Losing Is Losing. Archaeology Still Suits Me Better!

Borrowing Sandstorm while preventing the opponent from using it too... that was a little too..." Heiduo looked at Hesu's blurry face, his expression strange.

Hesu's Pokémon might not have had Energy Levels as high as the opponents Heiduo had faced before, but in terms of team composition, those people were far inferior to Hesu. He also seemed highly experienced at dealing with other weather conditions.

Heiduo strongly suspected that Hesu had Duck God, one of the Rain brothers. After all, it was not like Duck God could not take advantage of sunny weather. What if the opponent had Rain? Wouldn't Duck God be able to take off then?

Hmm... Hesu's known Pokémon were Ninetales, Jumpluff, Cradily, Shiftry, and Houndoom. That was only five Pokémon.

Academy-trained Trainers differed from traditional Trainers. The former had strong purposes when catching Pokémon, built their teams quickly, and used more professional tactics.

The latter mostly went by first impressions and rarity. Once they had enough, they picked the best from the bunch and then developed tactics.

But they shared one thing in common: the Pokémon they focused on training would never number fewer than six, or more than ten.

In other words, Hesu still had up to five Pokémon that Heiduo knew nothing about.

He watched Gliscor below prepare to strike back with X-Scissor, only to be caught off guard and have Cradily take another sip from its "kidney," leaving it looking utterly dejected.

Heiduo still felt lingering fear, as if some part of his own body was feeling a little off.

Gliscor was about to get sucked dry!

What a shame. This match was settled.

There was no helping it. Gastrodon, their only ranged attacker, simply lacked the power. If Ice Beam had been a little stronger, it could have sent Cradily flying. And