Pokémon: I picked up a reborn Eevee at the start of the game.

Gengar was overwhelmed and could only be led by the nose by its opponent, just like Milotic was at the very beginning.

Yin Li originally harbored the idea of ​​using Gengar's deeper energy reserves to wear down Milotic.

But less than two minutes later, Gengar couldn't withstand the intense barrage from Milotic's Gatling gun, which was blazing with purple flames.

Ultimately, Gengar lost its rhythm with one move and fell to Milotic's final Dragon Pulse.

This highly anticipated match ended in victory for Xia Chen and Milotic.

However, at this moment, almost no one in the audience, or even in the live chat, was discussing the outcome of the match.

What sparked their heated discussion was Milotic's exceptionally outstanding performance just now.

Most people shared similar thoughts with the teachers, believing that Milas had been hiding his true abilities. Although they couldn't explain Xia Chen's reasons for doing so, this was undoubtedly the most reasonable explanation.

However, the appearance of a comment sparked an even more intense discussion among them.

"At the scene, very close to the guest seats where the teachers were, I just heard Principal Yu say that Milos might not be using the Dragon Dance, but the Butterfly Dance!"

"What nonsense are you spouting, Principal? Quiver Dance? Show me Milotic's Quiver Dance! Does your Principal even know anything about Pokémon battles?"

"Friendly reminder: The president of Beijing University is Yu Chaohua."

"Yu Chaohua, who is he sending it to?"

"You can look up the name of the previous Donghuang champion."

"Oh, you found out who I sent it to?"

…………

However, even an authority like the former champion of Donghuang cannot convince everyone that the move Menas used in this match was the Butterfly Dance.

On the contrary, many people bravely stood up to question authority. So what if someone is a champion? Does the champion always have to be right?

Pokémon's move pool is predetermined. Even if Arceus comes today, Milotic won't be able to learn Quiver Dance!

I said!

The comments section didn't calm down after the champion's remarks; on the contrary, it became even more heated than before.

Those who blindly trust the champion's judgment, those who mindlessly question authority, and those who mindlessly question authority.

The comments section became even more chaotic.

Where there is conflict, there will be arguments, and arguments will generate buzz.

Less than two hours after the match ended, the topic of "[Yu Chaohua's comment on Xia Chen's Milotic's Butterfly Dance]" went viral.

All I can say is that the person who edited this topic title really knows how to generate traffic.

A former champion, a rising star breeder, and Milotic, the Pokémon that has been the subject of much discussion these past two months.

This topic, with all the necessary elements, instantly went viral online. What was originally a match watched by only a few hundred thousand people became the focus of attention for all onlookers.

Didn't watch the game? No problem, there's a replay.

As a result, Milos's graceful dance in that game became the most shared and viewed video today.

Some clever people even combined Xia Chen's Milotic "Dragon Dance" video with the Dragon Dance video of a regular Milotic to create a comparison video.

Although both sprites in the picture mainly spin around, there are obvious differences in their styles and auras.

So, is this really a butterfly dance?

No one can make a definitive statement. Often, the same move will produce different effects in the hands of different Pokémon.

So, after all the twists and turns, in the end, is it a dragon dance or a butterfly dance?

The final answer still needs to be given by Milotic and his trainer, Xia Chen.

…………

Xia Chen learned about this during lunch; the news from Bogaman even pushed it directly to him, so it was hard not to know.

But he didn't take it to heart. The Butterfly Dance effect was so conspicuous that Milotic would eventually expose it when he used it frequently in public matches. It was just a matter of time.

Moreover, from the outside perspective, it remains inconclusive whether it is indeed Butterfly Dance.

However, the opponent in the afternoon will definitely be on guard against this, so it's probably impossible to use Butterfly Dance to ambush the opponent again.

But thinking about it carefully, it doesn't really matter. The morning's matches are over, and only two Pokémon are left in the loser's bracket: Incineroar and Gengar.

No matter which one of them manages to fight their way back from the loser's bracket final, they will still be nothing more than their own defeated opponents.

Xia Chen, in particular, was quite hoping that Incineroar could defeat Gengar and enter the finals, but unfortunately that was unlikely.

……

In the afternoon, at the Pokémon Arena of Kyoto University.

Looking at his opponent standing there with a look of utter despair, and at the somewhat weary Blazing Roaring Tiger, Xia Chen could only sigh at the unpredictability of life.

Sometimes that's really true; you think something won't happen, but it actually does.

In the loser's bracket final just now, Yin Li seemed to be affected by his match against Xia Chen in the morning, and made frequent mistakes.

Despite having a clear advantage in strength, the Blazing Roaring Tiger seized the opportunity and turned the tide with a single DD Golden Hook Arm move.

Then they faced off against Milotic.

It's fair to say that the game was over before it even started.

Just yesterday, even a fully charged Incineroar couldn't withstand a single Hydro Pump from Milotic during a rainstorm, let alone now, after a fierce battle and feeling mentally exhausted.

Injuries can be healed with modern medicine, but fatigue cannot be eliminated in a short time.

The outcome was already decided, so the only remaining suspense in the match was this one thing.

Will Milotic actually use Butterfly Dance?

"Milotic, use Quiver Dance on him!"

A loud voice echoed from the audience, prompting a response from the other spectators.

The competition had not officially started yet, so this was not Xia Chen's command, but a joke from an unknown spectator.

Xia Chen was speechless. He had never seen such a bizarre thing before: the audience directing the contestants.

However, Xia Chen did not object to Milotic using Butterfly Dance in this battle.

If they confirm that Milotic can use Whirlwind, they will naturally wonder how he learned it.

Upon reflection, one naturally thinks of the differences between this Milotic and its kind.

That is, using the Beautiful Energy Cube to evolve!

Perhaps some people will associate using the Beauty Cube to evolve with learning the Butterfly Dance.

So there's another reason to buy Beauty Energy Cubes.

Who wouldn't be tempted by a Milotic that can learn the Butterfly Dance?

As for whether there is any connection between the two, who knows?

what?

The Milotic evolved from my Power Cube doesn't know Whirlwind Dance?

Are you going to sue me for false advertising?

What words!

Did I ever advertise that?

…………

The whistle blew, and the battle officially began.

Xia Chen revealed a dry, capitalist smile. "Milus, use Butterfly Dance!"

Chapter 116 Post-New Year Travel Plans

December 20th, sunny.

Although the temperature in Beijing had dropped below zero, the warm winter sun still made Xia Chen, who was taking a nap in the courtyard with Eevee in his arms, feel cozy.

Three days have passed since that recruitment competition, and Xia Chen has defeated his opponent without any suspense, winning the entire series.

In addition to the direct admission letter from Peking University and the subsequent preferential treatment and cultivation, Xia Chen felt that the shout "Milanos, use Butterfly Dance!" at the beginning of the competition would also create considerable benefits for the future.

Ever since Xia Chen's Milotic was officially confirmed to know Quiver Dance, the rumor that "[Milotic evolved through Power Cubes can learn Quiver Dance]" has spread like wildfire on the internet.

Xia Chen swore that he did not create any hype at all; it was all just speculation by netizens.

That's normal. What's the point of having a brain if not to fill in the blanks in your mind?

Adhering to the principle of not creating or spreading rumors, Xia Chen did not express any opinion on this matter.

But the absence of denial is the greatest affirmation.

The ten initial experimental slots are now being snapped up by trainers, with some even offering tens of millions for a single slot.

Keep in mind that this price is enough to buy a single Beautiful Scale, which would directly evolve Feebas.

The allure of the butterfly-shaped Mina is evident.

…………

In short, the entrance examination competition has come to a complete end. The next time I go to Peking University may be at the start of the new semester, more than half a year from now.

However, even though the competition was over, Xia Chen did not leave Beijing immediately, because the matter of Minas had reached its most critical moment.

On the distant lake, two slender figures frolic on the shimmering water, sometimes leaping out of the water to chase each other, and sometimes entangled and diving back in to playfully wrestle.

The sight of their close bond made Xia Chen, a single man, feel a pang of jealousy. He had never imagined that he would one day be eating his own elf's dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing a couple's public displays of affection).

I've been staying at the Sublime Dragon Gym for half a month now, and under the enthusiastic onslaught of the older, mature Dragonite, Milotic has completely succumbed.

Gazing at the two adorable elves, Xia Chen understood that although the weather was still cold, spring had arrived in Milotic.

Just as Xia Chen was lost in thought, footsteps suddenly came from behind him.

The footsteps were light and quick, not like those of the old man Longye. I wonder if it was the older sister or the younger sister.

"Xia Chen, I have good news and bad news. Which do you want to hear first?"