Unlike the other simulation subjects.
The kimono girl, now in the tournament preparation phase, had not given up on fashion shows and street stalls.
[After every special training session, you always went to Lumiose City with your friends.]
The big sis really wasn't focused...
If Baimu hadn't already seen the outcome through Dual Blue Talent, he would have wanted to rush in and tell the kimono girl that the period between finishing the Gym challenge and the tournament's opening was crucial, no different from the final sprint before college entrance exams.
Of course.
The kimono girl herself had no idea she was that capable, even though her two childhood friends had great confidence in her.
The narrator said she was worried the League Conference results would disappoint her.
After all, her friends who had taught themselves Pokémon battles had only reached the quarterfinals and semifinals. They talked about taking first place, but nobody knew whether they truly could.
Thus, the kimono girl continuously held fashion shows to maintain interest in kimono, preventing the buzz she had worked so hard to build from vanishing like the wind.
Baimu completely understood.
The kimono girl was only twelve, after all. Some people still couldn't see their future even at thirty. It was already remarkable that she had found a goal.
But just as he had used that reasoning to convince himself, the kimono girl in the scene began to grow anxious.
The reason was her lack of progress with Mega Evolution.
[You and your friends understood that Mega Evolution would be the key to the League Conference. You had to master this power.]
Those words made him think of the Chef again.
As the only simulation subject he had met in real life, Baimu often thought of this half-mentor in cooking, remembering that