The earlier battle might have been resolved fairly smoothly.
But that was only because there had been enough Trainers present.
If they were split into two teams,
then even if the enemies were only on the same scale as before, things would still become somewhat troublesome.
And that was only the beginning.
No one was optimistic enough to think that the opponents they faced next would be weaker.
Therefore,
facing the two identical vortex entrances ahead,
everyone frowned.
"What do you say? Split evenly, or divide into two teams based on strength?"
Lance and Steven began discussing it as well.
If they split evenly, it would better ensure the safety of the relatively weaker Trainers in both teams.
The drawback was that if the next opponents exceeded a certain threshold of strength,
then this exploration would end in failure.
They might not even be able to return, and how they would return would also be a problem.
If the teams were divided according to strength,
the upper limit of what they could explore would be higher.
The downside was equally obvious.
For the other team, which would be much weaker, the Trainers within it would face all sorts of problems.
Of course, weak was only relative to the Champions.
In truth,
not one of the more than twenty Trainers present was anything less than a pillar of the League.
Losing any one of them was something the League could neither afford nor wish to see.
If the Burial Tower had not involved the Three Legendary Pokemon, and if it had not suddenly appeared after vanishing for a thousand years,
the League would never have resolved to send so many core personnel to explore it.
After all, the duration of this operation could not be estimated.
If someone like Lance vanished