Pokémon: Rise of the Orange League

Sudden attack!

The straight bear fell into the same body stiffness as Rada in the last round. This stiffness was not caused by some effect of the move, but simply because it suffered too much damage at one time. (You can refer to the animation of the elves falling down after being hit by a critical hit in Rock Kingdom.)

"Not good! The straight bear quickly stands up!" Manu showed an anxious expression. He had already expected what would happen soon.

Scorpio still wanted to take away the opponent with a set of output after a successful attack. It first quickly hit a split move to aggravate the situation of the straight bear falling to the ground.

Then it quickly turned a somersault, swung its big tail, and slammed the ground hard.

Stomping!

Stomping!

Stomping!

After Scorpio's three consecutive attacks, the straight bear had already fainted, and its body twitched from time to time.

"Okay! Don't continue to attack, come back, Scorpio." Lu Wu saw that Scorpio seemed to be a little too excited to fight, and he actually attacked the straight bear that fell to the ground and fainted.

He quickly took out the Poké Ball from his waist and pointed it at Scorpio. A red light flashed, and Scorpio was taken back into the ball.

Manu also rushed up and picked up the fallen Rakurgan immediately.

"This is the supplement I use myself. I'm very sorry. This is the first time Scorpio has played such a formal game. I was a little too excited." Luwu took out a supplement from his pocket and handed it to Manu.

This supplement was originally for Scorpio, but this guy fought without restraint, so now I can only give it to Manu as compensation.

But this is also Luwu's fault. Who do you usually fight? Either the Rockets or the Pirates.

Every fight is a fatal blow, and it's ruthless. Scorpio is too young, and he has not experienced the tribe life like Nidorino. It is normal that he doesn't understand the speed of this kind of competition.

"Mr. Luwu, this is not Scorpio's fault. Our training is not enough. Thank you for the potion." Manu took the supplement Luwu handed him.

He is an ordinary civilian trainer. Now he goes out to travel and challenge training, and his expenses are not small.

"When you go to the Pokémon Center for treatment, tell me your name and put it on my account." Lu Wu could tell from the patina on his Poké Ball that this guy rarely goes to the Pokémon Center.

He probably only goes to the Pokémon Center when his injuries are serious, or for a regular full-body checkup once a week.

The Pokémon Center not only treats and maintains Pokémon, but also cleans the Pokémon Balls of trainers.

"This... how can I be so embarrassed..." Manu was a little overwhelmed, the cost of Pokémon treatment has always been high.

Even if the Orange League gives local trainers a certain subsidy, many trainers are still forced to reduce the number of times they go to the Pokémon Center for treatment.

Because of inadequate treatment, many Pokémon gradually have their normal battles affected by the accumulation of various injuries, and gradually go down the peak period of battle.

Then the trainer's level is not high, and the combat ability is very average. He can't get good results and can't find a good job. He has no money to continue to afford his subsequent training plan, and finally quits the trainer industry.

Lu Wu smiled gently.

"It's okay. This fee is nothing to me. How many Pokémon do you have? Otherwise, give them all a full-body checkup. The fee will be on my head. Keep working hard. You have some clever ideas for fighting. I look forward to the day when you achieve your dream."

"Three, really?"

Luwu nodded.

This was a pleasant surprise for Manu. To participate in such a non-governmental competition, the trainer had to pay for the treatment himself.

Luwu was willing to pay for the treatment of the injured Spurred in the battle, which was already a great favor. Now he was even willing to provide a full-body checkup for his other Pokémon.

Manu opened his mouth and finally said, "Yes, I will continue to work hard and will not disappoint you."

Luwu patted his shoulder and signaled him to take Spurred to the Pokémon Center for treatment.

"My Striders are all training at the Pokémon Center. Show it this supplement, it can prove my identity, and only then will Miss Joy agree to put you on my account."

"Yes!"

The Orange Union's subsidies to local registered trainers are divided into levels. The higher the level of the trainer, the better the welfare benefits. As an elite trainer, Luwu can enjoy a much larger discount on treatment costs than Manu.

A big reason for this differentiated treatment is the number of trainers. There are too few top trainers, and even if the service is completely free, the alliance can bear this part of the cost.

But for mid-level trainers, as the largest base group, just to maintain the current discount, the money the alliance has to put in every year is already a lot.Astronomical figures.

The phased treatment will also stimulate trainers to charge towards higher levels as much as possible.

It is impossible for anyone to get such a high score without any evidence, as Luwu said. This supplement is both compensation and a token for Manu.

Manu left the field.

Scorpio got out of the Poké Ball again with some embarrassment, standing on the ground a little depressed. It just felt like it was out of control and only wanted to attack with all its strength, and continued to attack the opponent who had lost the ability to fight, completely forgetting that it was fighting a more regular Pokémon battle.

Luwu gave a few simple lectures, and Scorpio's recklessness and recklessness needed special training to correct it. Now even if he scolded him, he would probably forget everything he said soon when the fight really started.

The subsequent games were all simple modes, and Manu was the strongest among all the young trainers Luwu had seen so far.

In the sixth round, Luwu fought against a trainer named Ye He. This trainer is about the same age as Luwu, but his strength level is far from that of Luwu. It is obvious that he has no talent in the trainer path and has only reached the current level under the influence of time.

The Pokémon he sent out to fight was a gull, which did not have the rain attribute.

At first, Luwu thought that this guy deliberately kept the gull at the intermediate level just like Fergus deliberately suppressed the evolution of the slug.

After watching a few games, I realized that this guy is just a rookie and has no idea how to train Pokémon. The gull basically did not listen to his command during the battle and fought to the last round with its own combat experience.

It's a bit difficult.

It's like other trainers were singled out by a wild gull with combat skills that is about to enter the advanced level.

This guy still thinks he is awesome and can easily win without commanding.

Many spectators present couldn't see the reason either, and thought that this guy was a real master and that the Pokémon itself could deal with other opponents.

Luwu quickly ended the battle, which he thought was a sure thing.

The staff was quite excited, thinking that the last battle was really wonderful, and they kept praising Luwu.

After taking the prize, Luwu returned to the Pokémon Center with Scorpio, who won the first match between trainers.

Manu had been waiting in the rest area, and when he saw Luwu coming in from the gate, he hurried over to thank him.

"Thank you so much." Manu was a little excited. His Bearcat had reached a quasi-advanced level after this battle.

"How is your Pokémon?" Luwu asked with a smile.

"Haha, it's pretty good. Although I lost, I have accumulated the final battle experience and my strength has improved." Manu's chubby face was filled with a smile.

"It's pretty good. By the way, it's best to take the supplements I gave you after training, so that they can achieve the best effect." Luwu reminded.

The little fat man nodded to indicate that he had taken note.

"Swim?"

The fast-swimming frog saw Scorpio and asked curiously about the competition.

Scorpio opened his mouth wide and stuck out his tongue. He kept shouting "Ai Yi Ai Yi" and told his good brothers how cool he was in the battle.

"Swim!"

[Good! There is progress! The training intensity will be increased in the next stage! ]

"Huh?"