Lilligant also kept in mind that her Pokémon Trainer was talking to another powerful Pokémon Trainer and stayed quietly beside him.
"Lilligant, go play with Maractus."
There was no need to call her "Tsareena" in front of Janine. With all the battles she had taken part in, it would have been strange if she couldn't see the Pokémon's true identity.
With permission granted, Lilligant ran happily forward and went off to the side hand in hand with Maractus to whisper together.
Compared to dealing with other Pokémon Trainers, Lilligant naturally preferred playing with her girl friends.
"Shen Qi, what's praiseworthy is your mindset. You have an excellent competitive mindset."
"Hmm?"
Shen Qi had thought Janine would talk about Style Techniques or something similar, not his mindset.
Without a good mindset and psychological resilience, it was hard to reach a high standard in racing, battling, or any other competitive event.
Janine could tell that Lilligant was a Pokémon who had only just entered the adult stage, and she didn't seem like the type with sky-high intelligence and emotional intelligence and an incredibly steady temperament.
After all, humans fell far behind Pokémon in the use of energy, but Pokémon couldn't compare with humans in intellectual development and organized social systems.
Pokémon Trainers received family education from childhood, followed by general education at school. Even before entering the workforce, they would more or less experience the complexity of social relationships.
For all those reasons, humans were generally more psychologically mature than Pokémon. Many Pokémon only gradually learned to understand human language, recognize rules and laws, and develop more complex thoughts after partnering with a Pokémon Trainer.
As a result, Pokémon racing drivers all faced significant psychological issues. Without enough experience or composure, they experienced emotional fluctuations before, after, or during races, some so