Although Heiduo had been mentally prepared for this before.
He still wanted to say—
Days without anything to strive for were just too boring.
By now, his main team's move levels had all been maxed out, their extra stats were full, and their Energy Levels had slowly risen over time, all surpassing level eighty.
Among them, Garchomp stood out the most, having even reached level eighty-six, while the other two powerhouses had reached level eighty-five.
There was no longer any way to improve quickly through effort alone.
To keep improving, he could only wait for time and training to accumulate together.
This also made him realize that aside from raising new Pokémon and watching them grow from single-digit levels to fifty or sixty—
He seemed to have nothing particularly interesting to do.
Fortunately, with the Champion League reopening, more and more people had begun challenging Gyms.
These Trainers, who knew where they had been hiding before, all seemed to emerge at once and came to his Gym to book challenges. There were old ones, young ones, and every sort of oddball imaginable.
Their quality varied wildly as well.
Some refused to accept the difficulty of Heiduo's Gym, claiming it was far beyond the standard.
Others felt that everyone lost anyway, so why could other people get it while they could not, and threatened to file complaints.
There were even people who ignored the clearly written challenge requirements at the entrance, had fewer than three Pokémon, and still pestered the front desk staff, insisting on signing up.
Since it was that person's first Gym challenge, Heiduo agreed to the application.
Then he turned around and crushed him with Pokémon of roughly the same level.
Having dreams was a good thing, but if heaven did not favor you, please put away some