Back on the field.
Heiduo stood in the trainer's box and looked into the distance, keenly noticing the change in A-Xin's demeanor.
Before the halftime break, A-Xin had looked unwilling and flustered, as if a ferocious beast were chasing her from behind. But now, her expression had changed.
She had become indifferent, as though she did not care about the outcome of the match.
That left Heiduo somewhat baffled.
Seriously? Wasn't she supposed to stop him at the semifinals?
And now she was giving up?
"People these days, giving up at the drop of a hat. No professional spirit at all." Heiduo sighed and watched as A-Xin sent out her fourth Pokémon.
A black, fish-shaped Pokémon that looked like a cross between an eel and a lamprey, with a hint of a carp streamer about it, floated in the sky.
Good lord!
Pokémon: Eelektross / Gender: Female / Level: 65 Ability: Levitate / Type: Electric / Trainer: Mu Moves: Crunch lv6 / Wild Charge lv6 / Zap Cannon lv6 Coil lv6 / Thunderbolt lv6 / Acid Spray lv6 Gastro Acid lv5 / Discharge lv5 / Aqua Tail lv5
Eelektross was a Pokémon with no weaknesses in the truest sense. Its sole Electric-type weakness, Ground type, had been nullified by Levitate.
Now this was interesting.
Heiduo rubbed his chin and waited for the other side to attack.
Meanwhile, A-Xin intended to throw Eelektross away, putting on a show to end this one-sided match early. She was eager to leave, so she waited for Heiduo to attack first, planning to put up a token struggle afterward.
Yet neither side attacked first. Both waited for the other to make a move.
The battle somehow reached a stalemate.
The audience, whose blood had been boiling as they anticipated some fresh performance, was