On the Zubat Leader's Psychological Trauma
The Zubat leader flapped its wings, trying to blow the powder away, but in that short time, the rest of the Pokémon had already reacted.
A shadowy figure tossed the Hoppip into the air.
"Hey hey!"
A thick layer of yellow powder fell from the sky.
"Sizzle, sizzle!"
The Zubat leader had no choice but to fly forward quickly to try and dodge. At this moment, the disadvantage of its small size became apparent: the wind generated by its wings was too weak to blow away all the powder.
Moreover, it has always lived in caves and has no need to use flying skills. After all, the other Pokémon in the caves are either Rock-type Geodude or that big Steel-type Pokémon, which are completely useless.
"Hoppip, Fairy Wind blocks their path, Beedrill, unleash Fury Attack, and Misdreavus, use Shadow Sneak to support them."
Dian ran directly behind the Misdreavus; the previous spot was no longer safe.
"Hey hey!"
The Hoppip leaped up quickly, unleashing Fairy Wind.
During this period, although he focused most of his attention on the three powder skills, he did not neglect his training in Synthesis and Fairy Wind.
A swirling vortex of air struck the front of the Zubat with incredible speed, arriving almost instantly without significantly affecting the leaves on the ground. Instead, it swept up the branches and leaves in its path, pulverizing them.
A cloud of air carrying leaf and wood chips blocked the Zubat's path, while several strong gusts of wind came from behind it. Before the sound even arrived, countless white afterimages appeared, some of which shimmered with Deep Blue light.
The Zubat Rinran its spine, knowing that even if it could withstand the Fairy Wind in front of it, it couldn't afford to be pricked by the Poison Sting behind it.
Its toxic instincts told it that this was a potent poison close to Toxic, and that being touched by it would not be a simple matter, and that the opponent's Poison Sting were not just for show.
But both sides also...
The Zubat instantly had many ideas, but it ultimately decided to force its way out.
A White Light flashed across its body, and then its speed increased instantly. It swiftly broke through to the side, and not only that, it traced a simple trajectory as it rushed directly towards the hall.
Unfortunately, it all fell short, because Beedrill also used its speed-boosting ability to Agility, intercepted it midway, and then used its Poison Sting ability.
The dense barrage of Poison Sting, like a torrential rain, covered a large area in front of Beedrill. Even with its incredible speed, Zubat couldn't escape the area instantly and was struck by a Poison Sting of Poison Sting, sustaining minor injuries.
Actually, that's not the most important thing. What's more troublesome is that the Hoppip has already used the Fairy Wind to fly up on its own and has floated above them, immediately scattering a large amount of Stun Spore.
The Zubat leader felt powerless and speechless, its greatest strengths being its speed and small size.
First, a Confuse Ray, followed by Mean Look, and then he can easily circle around behind his prey and begin Leech Life.
However, the three Pokémon in front of him were quite troublesome. One kept releasing Sleep Powder, and another was faster and more toxic than him.
The last one is a 360-degree, all-around attack with no blind spots, and their Trainer shamelessly hide, brazenly letting three fight against one.
The Zubat leader forced itself to calm down, glanced at its two companions under the shade of the tree, and suddenly an idea came to mind.
After deliberately enduring the Fairy Wind from the Hoppip, it used Supersonic on its companions under the tree.
Although Dian couldn't hear the Supersonic emitted by Zubat, it wasn't hard to guess its intentions, as it was clear that it was preparing to awaken the other two Zubat to help fight against Dian's three Pokémon.
"Hoppip, use Sleep Powder and Stun Spore on the two Zubat under the shade of the tree."
The palace immediately gave the order.
Today, the Hoppip still Levitate in the sky with the help of the wind, just like a mobile artillery platform, giving it a high degree of control over the battle.
This is before it evolves. Once it evolves, all three of its powder skills will be enhanced, and combined with its own Spore and its rapid movement speed in the sky, it will become a perfect controller.
In addition...
Dian's eyes flickered, and a mysterious smile appeared on his lips.
The Zubat in the air was merely putting up a stubborn resistance and was not a cause for concern; the situation was much better than he had imagined.
He originally planned to capture two Zubat, use them, and then release them back into the swarm. However, it seems more reliable to subdue the Zubat leader.
This could potentially create an additional labor force for one ethnic group.
Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned.
The Zubat leader in the air immediately stood in front of the powder falling from the sky and used its Flying-type move, Gale Storm, for the first time!
With a flap of its tiny wings, it created a fierce wind that blew all the powder in front of it away. The only pity was that it was too small and could only protect a small area around itself.
However, while it couldn't blow the powder back directly, it could still protect the two Zubat.
Ultimately, it paid the price by being ambushed and struck hard by Misdreavus's Shadow Sneak, slamming it to the ground. At the same time, Beedrill's Fury Attack also hit it directly.
The Zubat leader paid a heavy price, but the effort was effective, as the two Zubat under the shade of the tree had awakened.
Dian's heart sank, but he immediately gave the Misdreavus beside him a wink.
Misdreavus Demon sighed reluctantly, but still knew what was important and quickly Screech.
The two Zubat circled and flew up in confusion. The first thing they saw was their leader, who was in trouble. Then they heard a piercing Growl and a threatening tone.
One of the Zubat hesitated for a moment, while the other Zubat with the Piercing Ability immediately flew towards the cave without any hesitation.
Fight when you can, run when you can't – that's true wisdom.
The pragmatic Zubat completely ignored the shock of its companion beside it, quickly flew to the cave entrance, and then darted inside.
The Zubat leader swayed in shock, nearly spitting out a mouthful of blood. "Damn it! I went to such lengths to save you, and this is how you repay me? You're a disgrace to the Zubat world, a traitorous double-cross!"
Fortunately, at least one was left, which brought it much comfort.
So the strong Zubat leader quickly called out, signaling for its help.