Hydreigon's central head drew a sharp, deep breath, then spat out a powerful surge of energy that swept toward Dragonite.
The energy was so powerful that even the ground cracked wherever it passed.
But with its nimble flight, Dragonite still dodged the attack, then chased and tangled with Hydreigon as they traded blows above the Battle Field.
By now, the two Pokémon had been fighting for quite some time.
Neither could gain the upper hand. The wounds on both their bodies kept increasing, and their stamina continued to drain.
It had to be said that Hydreigon's three heads really did cause Dragonite considerable trouble in their clashes.
Although the heads on its two arms lacked brains and could not think at all, they were still highly aggressive in close-range combat when working with its largest head.
Dragonite only had one head, so naturally it could not fend off bites from the other two heads at the same time, and its two claws were no match for those two huge mouths.
In short, Dragonite really could not gain any advantage at close quarters.
After tangling with it for a while, Dragonite changed tactics, switching to quick approaches and immediate retreats, denying Hydreigon the chance to engage it in a prolonged melee.
Sure enough, this produced immediate results.
Never mind how outrageous Dragonite's Pokédex entry was, claiming it could circle the globe in just sixteen hours, or how its speed among its Base Stats contradicted that claim. Just like the word "fast" in its Chinese name, its flying speed was still impressive and could not be expressed through numbers alone.
That gave it the speed and ability to pull off this maneuver against the similarly swift Hydreigon.
With the boost from Extreme Speed, Dragonite swooped down from high above and clawed a