After confirming that he would enter the Psychic Masters Tournament, Qingyu soon persuaded the female Indeedee to serve as a temporary member of his team, then called Chairwoman Geeta to submit his application.
Although Geeta seemed somewhat surprised, she gave him an affirmative answer right away, just as he had expected.
As long as there were no obvious negative consequences, regional Leagues strongly supported anything that could expand their region's influence.
With the preparations for entering the tournament easily settled, Qingyu began considering whether he should give Indeedee and Mewtwo some special training to get them into form before their battles.
After thinking it over, however, he abandoned the idea.
With her current move pool, Indeedee was purely a support Pokémon. Besides, she hadn't joined the Sunshine Gym to battle in the first place.
He would just let things take their course.
Evening soon arrived.
After dinner, it was almost time for his usual stream.
Throughout February, Qingyu had built teams around weather, a field effect with tremendous tactical value and a major influence on Pokémon battles, showing his viewers brutally powerful Sunny Day Teams and endlessly versatile Rain Teams.
And today...
It was the sandstorm team's turn.
For various reasons, Qingyu's understanding of sandstorm teams wasn't actually all that deep, and he hadn't used them very often himself.
However, among teams built around the four weather conditions, sandstorm might actually have been the simplest tactical system and the easiest to pick up.
As such, Qingyu didn't spend long thinking before he had his answer.
At six thirty that evening, when Qingyu started his stream as usual, the viewers had already begun their own little social gathering.
The viewers who regularly waited for his streams were mostly the same people. Over the past few months, they had gotten