At the command, Wartortle tucked all four limbs into its shell, spun rapidly, and hurtled toward Ralts.
"Just dodge, then use Confusion. Let's test how strong it is first," Xiao Ran said.
For Ralts, who excelled at Teleport, evading this move was easy. It teleported to the other side of the battlefield in a flash, then used Confusion on Wartortle.
In the Real World, Confusion did not produce a blue glow like it did in the anime. True Confusion was an invisible, intangible force of psychic energy.
But knowing that Ralts was a Psychic-type Pokémon, Xiaoqin naturally would not sit there and wait to be beaten.
Wartortle continued using Rapid Spin, quickly broke free of Confusion's control, and charged at Ralts again.
"Double Team, then Magic Room!"
As soon as the words fell, more than a dozen Ralts appeared on the field. Wartortle was about to ram them one by one when a mass of dazzling, rainbow-colored light suddenly appeared around it.
The shifting streams of light blurred the Ralts figures. Wartortle could not help stopping its Rapid Spin—it realized that it could no longer even pinpoint Ralts's location.
At the sight, a faint smile appeared on Xiao Ran's face.
Room teams had been a famous team composition in the games in his previous life. In reality, they would only be more powerful.
Time reigned supreme, and space was king. Ever since catching Ralts, he had been working toward this approach.
Trick Room, Wonder Room, Magic Room... In reality, these Psychic-type spatial moves did far more than simply swap stats or Held Items.
They required an actual space to be created. Magic Room's Held Item-swapping effect did not literally exchange the Held Items; what it exchanged was the energy and matter within them.
Thus, the appearance of Magic Room brought