The terrifying lightning Kirin actually cleaved straight through the water's surface and struck Kingdra underwater.
More than half the water in the Water Field had vanished, and Kingdra had lost the ability to battle, floating on the surface.
Mio Takamiya had won again without a single one of her Pokémon falling.
Ryo Min immediately felt the pressure on him. He had never expected the woman before him to have self-created moves, just like Lin Guang and Kaguya Ōtsutsuki.
With the battle reaching this point, Ryo Min had gradually lost his arrogant air.
Finally, Ryo Min sent out his fifth Pokémon, Charizard. Like Gyarados, its name contained the word "dragon" in Chinese, but it was not a Dragon-type Pokémon.
Looking at Charizard flying in midair, Mio Takamiya recalled Raichu and sent out Kingdra.
By now, more than half the water in the Water Field had vanished, which was not good news for Kingdra. Moreover, the Rain Dance used by Ryo Min's Seadra had already ended after Raichu used Lightning Release: Kirin.
When Ryo Min saw Mio Takamiya send out Kingdra at this point, he immediately understood why she knew Kingdra so well.
But now that more than half the pool's water had vanished, Kingdra had less room to dodge underwater.
It was also easier for those above the surface to see Kingdra's movements beneath the water.
So Ryo Min would not let this opportunity slip by. He immediately had Charizard use Dragon Rage to attack Kingdra underwater.
Charizard's Dragon Rage struck the surface and exploded, sending up enormous splashes. Although it did not hurt Mio Takamiya's Kingdra, the water in the pool decreased by another third.
Without another word, Mio Takamiya used Rain Dance again, making rain begin to fall over the field.
The water in the Water Field slowly began