You Really Couldn't Compare One Person's Luck to Another's!

"The mission's over?"

As Mu Yun listened to the system notification, his heart ached.

Wait, I just seized all those Poké Ball belts. I haven't even started reaping the rewards yet. How can it be over already...?

The chief examiner doesn't play fair!

Picking on a kid who isn't even eighteen!

But for seventy thousand Points, Mu Yun generously forgave the chief examiner.

What happened next was simple. After Captain Liu received Yang Ze's notification, he pulled a face somewhere between laughter and tears and explained to Mu Yun that the competition was over.

To make sure Mu Yun believed him, Captain Liu even showed his credentials, proving that they really were from the Trainer Association.

They weren't villains who had appeared out of nowhere.

Mu Yun: I know. Otherwise, you'd have been preparing for your funeral this afternoon.

Captain Liu: Well, thanks a lot!

About half an hour after the Outdoor Field Training was declared over, a large group of people in matching uniforms appeared outside the camp.

They were the staff responsible for transporting the cages holding the students.

Of course, now that the Outdoor Field Training was over, they were also responsible for transporting the unconscious men in white.

With nothing else to do, Mu Yun boarded a vehicle for the return trip under the staff's curious gazes.

Meanwhile, in the area assigned to the Team C Hunters.

"Holy crap, where did these guys in white come from? I can't beat them at all!"

In the woods, Liu Jianhao watched helplessly as a Mightyena overwhelmed his Arcanine nearby. His hair was a mess, and his face was smudged with dirt.

He had just taken some supplies from a supply point under cover of night and had planned to return to his temporary resting place for a