Teacher Sun walked in and first swept her gaze around the room. Everyone in class quickly quieted down.
When she saw the four students sitting at the back of the classroom, her mood couldn't help but brighten.
Cheng Tian and the others winning the championship had not only brought glory to the school, but also reflected well on her. These past few days, the dean of students had been pleased with her no matter how he looked at her. Barring any surprises, her year-end bonus would probably see a substantial increase too.
"At this Rookie Tournament, four students from our class shone brightly and brought honor to our school. Let's give them a round of applause." With that, Teacher Sun led the applause.
Applause rang out in the classroom, leaving the four of them a little embarrassed.
After a brief round of applause, Teacher Sun motioned for everyone to stop. "All right, take out your textbooks and notebooks. Today, we'll cover the last lesson in this book: Pokémon movesets and the order in which they enter battle."
"A Pokémon can learn many moves. Some are moves of its own type, and some aren't. Their damage and effects differ too, and knowing how to use these moves effectively in battle is the key to turning defeat into victory."
"Here's a very simple example. In a Single Battle, if Luxray encounters a Krookodile, how can Luxray force its opponent off the field without being switched out?" Teacher Sun said. "It's simple. A single Roar will do the job. If a Serperior encounters a Garbodor, Serperior can likewise use Dragon Tail to force its opponent off the field. If you can win without fighting, don't be a reckless brute."
These were all very simple examples, and the students quickly understood them.
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