Pokémon picked up a Shiny Charmander at the beginning

Well, with this said, everyone should understand the power and disgust of the move of predicting the future. Many times, when you just come up with a response plan, your opponent already knows how to crack it.

Of course, having said that, nothing in the world is perfect, and moves are no exception. Predicting the future is indeed a bug, but the future is never completely foreseeable.

I'm sure everyone has seen the general arguments and theories in other novels. The author can't write such a logically rigorous explanation as others. They are big names in science, and I'm just a loser in engineering.

Let me simply summarize it in one sentence: the future is always unknown. The moment you foresee it, the future has actually changed.

Take the previous battle between Gardevoir and Lucario for example. If Lucario did not choose to fight back decisively when Gardevoir teleported behind Lucario, but instead ran away at lightning speed, would the following battle still end in a mutual destruction of both parties?

Of course it is possible. After all, there are only three situations in a battle: either A wins, or B wins, or the two tie.

If Gardevoir used Future Sight, she might have only foreseen the outcome of Lucario running away, not knowing that Lucario would choose to fight back.

In the final analysis, predicting the future is just a move, not a time machine. Mencius said: If you believe in the Book of Documents completely, it is better not to have the Book of Documents. I only took two or three strategies from the "Wu Cheng".

However, most psychic trainers do not take this matter seriously. After playing too many cracked games, their thinking will easily regress and they will be easily caught in the loopholes.

In addition to actively digging holes, you can also use absolute strength to crush the enemy. If Charizard or Dragonite is involved in this battle, Yulongyan will use this method without hesitation.

After all, you know that I am going to slap you in the face with my right hand. You are not as fast as me and you can't dodge it. Before you can even run away, my slap has already appeared on your face. What's the use of knowing it in advance?

For example, when you were in junior high and high school, you were secretly playing with your cell phone under the covers and were caught by your parents. You knew they were going to beat you or scold you, and they were going to teach you a lesson. What could you do?

Obviously not! Don’t ask why I gave this example. My face still hurts when I think about it now.

But the one fighting this time is Axetooth, not Charizard or Dragonite. It is obviously impossible to break it by brute force, so you have to use your wits to defeat it.

"Axe-fang dragon, dragon dance!"

While Solevil was using Future Sight, Sardinia was not idle either. At a command from Dragonite, he began to dance happily.

Logically speaking, this way of dealing with the problem should be a very common response, but the current situation on the field is that a Sun Eevee is in a daze (foreseeing the future) and a Toxefang is performing a magic dance (Dragon Dance). The scene was once very strange.

The strength of the two Pokémon is almost the same, so when Axetooth finished its dance, Solveiw also recovered from the state of predicting the future.

"Remember the feeling just now, Sol Eevee, and use Phantom Beam on Axefang!"

Even though Solevil had predicted the future, Lingzi was still not very reassured because Dragonite's previous battles were very fierce, so she decided to play it safe and put a confusion debuff on Axefang.

The essence of the fantasy ray is to interfere with the opponent's five senses through supernatural powers after hitting the target, thereby making it difficult for the opponent to control the body and even unable to distinguish between east, south, west and north.

As for making Sun Eevee remember the feeling just now, it is also because the memory of any creature is limited. If you just take a cursory look at something, you often can't remember it. After all, only a few people can remember everything they see.

So the same is true for the images you see through predicting the future. They can be roughly understood as dreams. If you don’t write them down when you just wake up, or try to recall them, you won’t be able to remember anything afterwards.

So Lingzi didn't rush to attack, but wanted to interfere with and influence the attacks of Dragonite and Axefang, so that Tailvee could remember the predicted fragments more firmly.

Hearing what Reiko said, Solebee recalled what he had just seen, and the red bead on his forehead began to glow, and a pink psychic beam flew towards Axefang.

Psychic-type moves are all elusive, because the trajectory of the moves cannot be seen by the naked eye, unlike moves of other attributes which are obvious.

But this was not a big problem for Yu Longyan. He just slightly activated the wave power in his body, and the originally invisible phantom light suddenly appeared in front of his eyes.

Looking at the phantom light flying towards the Axe-tooth Dragon, Yu Longyan hesitated for a moment and did not choose to let the Axe-tooth Dragon dodge, but let it block the move head-on.

"Oh? I see. Axefang, hold on and use Roar."

"Roar!"

Because Axetooth didn't make any evasive moves, the illusion light released by Soleievne hit Axetooth squarely.

When its five senses were about to be disordered, the Axe-Tooth Dragon let out a loud roar, and the audience nearby raised their hands and covered their ears, as if they were frightened.

The closest Solebre was also startled by the roar of Axetooth and was ready to cover its ears with its two front legs.

But the next second, Solebee turned back into a red light and returned to the Poké Ball on Lingzi's waist. The other Poké Ball next to it recovered from its shrunken state to its normal state, and released the Pokémon inside, replacing the previous Solebee.

"Stay~"

Slowpox, who was forcibly replaced by the Roaring move, stood on the field in a daze, as if he had not yet recovered from the fact that he was suddenly on the field.

"Damn it, it's actually a roaring move, and the one that was shouted out was Slowpoke!"

Lingzi on the other side was so angry when she saw this scene. You know, after being messed up by Dragonite, all the information that Solebee had predicted the future could be declared useless.

It would be fine if predicting the future was ineffective, but she still had three Pokémon left, so why did she choose such a stupid Pokémon like Slowpoke?

Looking at the Slowpoke on her side and then at the Axetooth on Yulongyan's side, even though Lingzi was talented, she couldn't figure out how to win this battle.

Unlike Lingzi who was going crazy, Yulongyan couldn't suppress the smile on his face after seeing that the Pokémon that was replaced was Slowpoke, and he kept cheering in his heart: This is a sure thing!