Now that they had talked things through, the matter was put behind them, and Xia You was not petty enough to keep pursuing it.
After all, he had only come to challenge the Gym. If he had not been dragged into this incident, how Ada turned out in the future or what became of the Cinnabar Gym's reputation would have had nothing to do with him.
"It looks like the second match was another draw. What will your next event be, Miss Dun?"
After this incident, Dun no longer dared underestimate Xia You. With mixed feelings, she said, "The final event is a wave-riding race. As long as you win, you'll receive the Cinnabar Gym's Sakura Badge."
As she spoke, Dun recalled Seadra and led Xia You and Sabrina to a beach outside the Gym.
Waves washed over their feet as Xia You and Sabrina walked side by side, leaving two trails of footprints in the sand, one deep and one shallow. Once they reached this spot, Xia You looked back and suddenly noticed something else.
From this angle, rather than looking somewhat like a warehouse, the Cinnabar Gym looked more like a red soda can lying on its side!
Even its windows were shaped like the opening of a can!
Pointing toward a buoy flying a red flag far out at sea, Dun said, "See that flag? Whoever's Pokémon reaches it, circles it once, and returns first wins the final victory!"
Xia You looked out and could only see a tiny dot bobbing gently among the waves. By his estimate, the buoy was at least six or seven hundred meters from their stretch of shore.
That made the round trip over a thousand meters, which would undoubtedly put the Pokémon's stamina, especially the endurance and explosive power of a