Pokémon, Ash's art style is off!

"Mr. Watari, what's the secret to your immense power? Could you teach us?"

Xiaoxia asked, her tone filled with a genuine thirst for knowledge.

"Well……"

Wataru sized up the three trainers with their distinct styles and decided to tell the truth.

"You can't learn it."

He continued to explain.

"The kings of the Kanto region each have their own strengths in their respective fields."

"Kikuko excels at Ghost-type tricks and attrition tactics, Lorelei is good at Ice-type control and one-hit kills, while Shiba focuses on honing her body and will..."

He subtly shifted his focus back to himself.

"And me."

Du's tone was calm.

"What I'm best at is cheating."

One hand wields the power of dragons to provide the strongest attack boost, while the other hand wields the power of evergreen to provide the strongest sustain.

To be honest.

He, Yu Longdu, is a cheat code!

"Cheating?"

Xiao Zhi blinked.

"Ah."

Du nodded, not finding anything wrong with the word.

"I possess the power of evergreen and the power of the dragon."

He explained briefly.

With the support of these two forces, he is able to communicate with, stimulate, and even guide the potential of Dragon-type Pokémon at a deeper level.

Even ordinary Pokémon can have their amazing potential unearthed and be used in dazzling ways.

Not to mention his carefully trained dragon elites, such as...

Snapped!

Without turning his head, he precisely slapped away the restless claws of the Dragonite beside him that were stealthily reaching into the inside pocket of his cape.

Yes, my own Dragonite.

"Ow..."

Dragonite sheepishly withdrew its claws, but its eyes still lingered on the bulging pouch.

"Ahem," Watari cleared his throat without changing his expression, as if the little incident just now had never happened, "So, what I can directly teach you may be rather limited."

"It's mostly based on experience, or advice on pure combat skills and tactical layout."

His gaze refocused on the three young people.

"Based on the characteristics of your Pokémon, I might be able to offer some targeted suggestions. You can start by releasing the Pokémon that you most want guidance from right now."

"By the way, what I'm best at teaching is..."

"I know, I know!"

Xiao Zhi responded immediately and enthusiastically.

He took out a Poké Ball.

"Come out, Charmeleon!"

A flash of red light appeared, and a jet-black Charizard appeared in the arena.

Upon its appearance, it quickly found a reflective metal wall, carefully examined its unique skin, and only after confirming that the coating was even and shiny did it turn its head with satisfaction to look at its trainer and Ash's companions.

Seeing that Ash had already made his move, Misty also threw out a Poké Ball.

"Gyarados, you come out too!"

An even larger red light emerged.

A massive, imposing Gyarados appeared, hovering around.

I sensed the oppressive aura emanating from Dragonite as soon as it appeared.

Gyarados instinctively shrank its neck and subconsciously moved its body, hiding slightly behind Misty, only peeking out half of its head, warily observing Dragonite.

Lance looked at the two Pokémon in front of him.

"..."

Charmeleon.

Gyarados.

Du suddenly felt a tightness in his chest.

What exactly does my little brother know?!

Was it intentional?

Why are you only poking at your own lungs!

In the early days, because the team had too many Flying-type Pokémon, the jokes about the Flying-type Elite Four member were widely circulated...

But I'm different now!

The team consisted entirely of Dragonite, making them true Dragon-type Elite Four members!

Du's gaze slowly shifted to Xiao Gang, who had not yet spoken.

"You," Wataru began, his voice still steady, but unusually, he used a relatively complete question, carrying a hint of barely perceptible wariness, "could it be that you happen to have a fossil pterosaur?"

Xiao Gang shook his head and honestly replied, "No, not at all."

Watari let out a barely audible sigh of relief, his tense shoulders relaxing slightly: "Very good, then we can start from..."

“But I can borrow from my dad,” Xiao Gang added gently, his expression as sincere as ever. “He should be happy to help.”

"..."

Du remained silent for two seconds before slowly speaking, his voice revealing an indescribable persistence.

"...I am the Dragon King."

"Can't I offer guidance...?"

Xiao Zhi was a little disappointed.

"Woo-hoo!"

The Dragonite beside Lance stepped forward with its chest puffed out.

It glanced at Du with disdain, then stretched out its paw and slapped its chest hard, making a loud thumping sound.

It barked at Ash, Misty, and Brock a few times, then pointed at itself with its paw.

Then it waved its paws, looking as if to say, "Leave it to me."

The meaning is quite obvious.

If he won't teach, I will!

What storms haven't I weathered?

Giving guidance to younger Pokémon players is a piece of cake!

Lance is nothing more than an external component, a powerful buff machine that also serves as a portable Pokémon Center!

They really think they're something special!

Wataru looked at Dragonite's eager and even somewhat sabotaging appearance, and then at the three young men in front of him.

In the end, they gave in.

"...Fine, let it be."

"Then all of you come at me together!"

......

Du's teaching style was indeed unique.

It was less of a battle and more of a precise stress test.

At Lance's signal, Dragonite did not attack with full force. Instead, like an experienced examiner, it used moves that were sometimes fast and sometimes slow, sometimes heavy and sometimes light, to test Ash's Charmeleon and Misty's Gyarados's every reaction and limit in a two-on-one battle.

Charmander's performance was particularly outstanding.

It understands the principle of using the weak to defeat the strong and will never confront the overwhelming power of Dragonite head-on.

On the contrary, the trajectory is unpredictable.

The claws made a feint, but the bite was aimed directly at the lower body.

The dragon's breath was a feint attack, but the real killing move was a sweeping motion close to the ground.

The location of the attack is often unexpected—it's something you don't want people to know.

"Whoa?!"

Once again, sharp teeth imbued with malevolent energy grazed past his crotch.

Dragonite instinctively jumped back one step.

Avoiding the attack, it looked down at itself, then looked up and glared at the black Charmeleon with its fierce eyes and unusually calm demeanor.

I was completely baffled.

It has been fighting for so many years, so persistent in its opponents on the lower body.

I've never seen anything like it before!

If it weren't for Du holding him back, he really wanted to go up and unleash a dragon claw attack!