Du Jian's fourth Pokémon.
As expected, it was Kanto's most classic Fire-type Pokémon—Rapidash.
Its stance was incredibly majestic, its flaming mane crackled fiercely, its horn was sharp, and its sturdy hooves burned brightly.
Du Jian might have been a terrible person, but his Pokémon were all in good condition. They looked well-fed and powerfully built. Clearly, he was either a regular at a Pokémon therapy clinic or had an experienced breeder helping raise them.
And as far as Heiduo knew, aside from Rapidash, Du Jian's other native Kanto Fire-type Pokémon were most likely Arcanine, Magmar, and Flareon.
Among them, Flareon, the so-called weakest fully evolved Pokémon, was rarely used. Only Arcanine and Magmar appeared regularly. The latter had yet to evolve into Magmortar purely because Du Jian's luck was too terrible.
Boys who loved to smile usually weren't too unlucky. Unfortunately, Du Jian neither loved smiling nor was a boy.
[Pokémon: Rapidash / Gender: Male / Level: 68]
[Ability: Flash Fire / Type: Fire / Trainer: Du Jian]
[Moves: Flare Blitz lv7 / Bounce lv7 / Poison Jab lv6]
[Solar Beam lv6 / Fire Blast lv6 / Agility lv6]
[Horn Drill lv6 / Drill Run lv6 / Morning Sun lv6]
Obviously, it was a damage dealer for a sunny-day team. At this level of strength, it was probably his ace. But where was his weather setter?
Where was his weather setter?
Heiduo glanced at Du Jian, utterly bewildered. What was this supposed to mean?
It would be dark soon, yet he still wasn't sending out his weather setter. What was he trying to do, fight head-on?
He looked at the sky. Winter had only recently passed, and it would be completely dark by around six.
This was getting boring.
Were Top Trainers these days really this mentally weak?
Heiduo was