The poor guy probably still had no idea who he was about to face.
She was no ordinary woman.
She was a protagonist of her world.
Just like me, Xu Mu.
That was what Xu Mu thought to himself.
But the Training Hall leader had no idea what Xu Mu was thinking.
He still took Jessie for a frail young woman.
He tossed a Poké Ball onto the ground.
Then he shouted:
"Bulbasaur! Come on out!"
Jessie felt a little helpless when she saw Bulbasaur.
What was this supposed to mean?
For the past two days, all she'd done was battle Bulbasaur.
Jessie didn't want to keep fighting the same Pokémon.
Besides, Bulbasaur wasn't an especially powerful Pokémon.
Among Pokémon, it was only average.
And she was supposed to believe someone had become a Training Hall leader using one?
Sorry, but Jessie wasn't buying it.
It was obvious to her now: this leader wasn't taking her seriously!
Jessie's face flushed red.
She glared at the leader in fury, while the Magic City Training Hall leader looked thoroughly confused.
Why is she looking at me like that?
Can't she tell I'm going easy on her?
He had no idea what Jessie wanted.
Jessie, meanwhile, was seething.
All she wanted was to teach the leader a lesson.
Xu Mu, Jessie, and Misty walked excitedly out of the Training Hall.
A bruised and battered man followed beside them.
He was none other than the Magic City Training Hall leader.
He had disrespected Misty and Jessie earlier, and the two of them had given him a thorough beating.
Now he regretted it bitterly.
But he had no one else to blame.
He was the one who had looked down on Misty and Jessie.
Misty and Jessie had proved to him that women were