They Ran Off? (Revised After One Hour)

One thing was certain.

Tie Xiangping was considered a veteran Elite Four Level Trainer of considerable strength in the Hoenn Region.

Most Elite Four Level Trainers were noticeably weaker than him.

Whether it was his ace Pokemon or the overall standard of his Main Team.

The fact that Tetsuya had defeated Tie Xiangping using only three Pokemon

was enough to prove that the Kanto Alliance's previous publicity about him had, with high probability, not been exaggerated.

That was what truly made people feel surprised.

There was no shortage of precedents for young people possessing such immense strength.

Professor Oak was one from further back, while Lance, Steven, and others were more recent examples.

At most, Tetsuya was simply even younger.

Each generation produced its own talents; the new waves drove the old ones forward.

Trainers would only marvel at and admire this, rather than be utterly astonished.

The key was that

Tetsuya was not only young, but had also accomplished countless "great deeds" that ordinary people could never achieve.

Such as saving an entire city, or even an entire region.

"So Fiore and Almia really were protected by you?"

Asakawa Chinatsu looked at Tetsuya, then took out a mirror to inspect herself.

What should she do if she suddenly felt that her life so far was written in countless capital letters: FAILURE?

"Not really. I only helped out a little."

Tetsuya replied very modestly, "The main thing was that I got lucky."

"Got lucky."

Asakawa Chinatsu savored those four words, then helplessly shook her head with a laugh. "Forget it. If it had been me, I probably wouldn't have had that kind of luck."

Normally, luck was based on strength.

If one's strength had not reached a certain level, good luck could not help much.

Unless the Goddess of Fortune