Pokémon: Shadow of the Dawn

The size of the Superbad Star became smaller and smaller, and when it was reduced to only three or four times larger than the Steelix, the sharp shape of the Steelix also emerged inside.

Has Steelix lost his ability to fight?

This is the question that lingers in most people's minds.

Along with referee Ryan and all the staff around the venue, everyone quietly moved towards the edge of the battlefield, wanting to find out what was going on.

"Gigantamax can't last too long, and now it seems to be over, and Superbad is gradually recovering..." Ryan said, and asked uncertainly:

"Master Nathan, have you not thought about taking back the Super Bad Star? If you don't take it back, the Super Bad Star will be torn apart by the Steel Armor Crow inside its body..."

On the sidelines of the battle, Nathan looked nervous and was hesitant, but after hearing Ryan's voice, he took out the Poké Ball and took back the Super Bad Star.

After a red light flashed on the battlefield, Steelix, covered in blood, wrapped its body with its wings alone, and then slowly spread its wings.

"Steel Crow...is it hurt?" Ryan not only shouted loudly, but all the audience's eyes were also on Steel Crow.

The Super Bad Star was so big and had such a terrifying aura. Steelix drilled into its tentacles alone... Was he injured? Could he still fight?

"Gah-"

The Steel Crow screamed softly, and flew into the sky with just a slight flap of its wings. The blood stains on the iron feathers on its body dripped off, revealing its originally dark black and shiny feathers.

Ryan couldn't help but raise the microphone and shouted:

"Steeljay has not lost its ability to move! Dear audience! Steeljay defeated Gigantamax... and it can still fight! Next, please let the owner of the Mizufune, Nathan, release the next Pokémon!"

"..."

Nathan subconsciously took a half step back, looking at the Steelix flying quietly in the field, his heart chilled.

The Gigantamaxed Super Badass is gone...it definitely can't continue fighting, but Steelix seems to be unharmed.

Although there are various problems with Dynamaxing... the increase in the power of Pokémon is huge, almost spanning a major level of combat capability...

Super Bad Star actually lost?

No...Steel Crow is still unharmed?

Nathan felt as if there were dozens of needles pricking his head, and he had no idea what he should be thinking.

The next Pokémon? No kidding, the gym battle is actually over here.

The agreement with the group was naturally invalidated, and his only hope was his daughter Puna...but he gave all of Puna's Pokémon information to the researcher of that group!

If you say that the group has not made any preparations for this...Nathan will never believe it!

At this time, referee Ryan's voice sounded again from above:

"Please, Shuizhou Gym Master Nathan, release the next Pokémon as soon as possible!"

Nathan's face darkened, and his thoughts gradually became clear.

The next match after Wang Jin is between Puna and him... Then around noon, the show will switch to the match between Puna and Lulina. The other challengers, staff, and Shuizhou Pavilion Master will all have a chance to rest at noon.

And Wang Jin seems to be leaving Galar today as well, and is the focus of the group's attention.

Nathan knew without thinking that Wang Jin would prepare to leave after the fight and would find a chance to disappear from the group's sight...

He wants to take this opportunity to help Puna defeat Lurina!

We can’t waste time fighting with Wang Jin anymore and waste the Pokémon’s energy.

As soon as he thought of this, Nathan immediately raised his hand and shouted to the referee Ryan and the audience:

"I surrender!"

"......"

After hearing his voice, the entire battlefield was in a dazed silence for two seconds, followed by Ryan's incredible voice:

"Master Nasan of Shuizhou Pavilion wants to admit defeat? Master Nasan, are you sure?"

This was under more than a dozen cameras! And you, Nathan, had just used Gigantamax... when the entire Galar audience was paying close attention, and you actually gave in?

What time is it now?

Half past nine? Is there?

There were three battles in the morning, including the gym challenge between Wang Jin and Puna, and the road blocking challenge between Puna and Lulina.

If Nathan admits defeat now and fights with his daughter casually, the morning battle will pass too quickly! The program time has already been arranged, what should I do now?

Should we force the afternoon fight to be moved to the morning, or should we force the filming to proceed in advance as originally planned?

Ryan had a lot of questions and grievances in his heart.

Should he agree to Nathan's surrender or reject it? No, does he have the right to reject it?

And now there is not much time, he must make an appropriate response within five seconds...

Ryan glanced around the audience and saw Sonia nodding slightly to him. He had a rough idea in his mind and grabbed the microphone and shouted:

"Dear audience friends, Master Nasang has chosen to admit defeat! Wang Jin is too strong..."

As expected, before he finished speaking, the staff watching below began to whisper.

"Master Shuizhou has given up already? This is too fast..."

"It just released its Gigantamax. I thought it was very powerful, but this is it?"

"It seems that the group's arrangement is not working."

"Hehe, Wang Jin's Steel Crow is even stronger than the Gigantamax. I might as well go and capture a Chickadee later."

"..."

These staff members gathered at the edge of the battlefield did not participate in the filming. They were just like helpers, helping wherever there was a need.

They were also considered internal audiences, but their discussions were a bit noisy, forcing the host Ryan to interrupt:

"Dear audience friends! Today's first gym tour challenge ends here... In five minutes, the next challenger will enter the battle field."

In the battle, Wang Jin has already taken back the Pokémon.

He was not surprised by Nathan's sudden decision to give up.

As a qualified trainer, you should know how to avoid letting the White Pokémon suffer. It is a waste of time and energy to force the Pokémon to fight and get beaten even though you know you can't win.

Furthermore, if the Pokémon on the field is still a cub and mentally immature, it is likely to be left with psychological trauma and be afraid of fighting for the rest of its life.

After the match, Wang Jin turned around and walked into the player channel he came from without any pause.

In the shadow of the passage, he silently took out the communication device.