Pokémon: Gyarados Evolution

The training camp had just been going on for one day, but Jon was already deeply attracted and showed great interest.

This was a brand new experience for him. After all, he used to be envious of others when he just watched them participate in the summer camp.

And now this training method is exactly the same as the adult summer camp he imagined, full of novelty and challenges.

During the training camp, everyone gathered together almost every moment except for sleeping time.

This is because the competition is about to come, time is tight, and every minute and every second is particularly precious.

Everyone knows that only through constant communication, running-in and training can we achieve better results in the competition.

Until the next day, after a series of assessments and screenings, the official team members were finally determined.

Except for Jon, the other team members are adults in their twenties, and they all have rich combat experience and certain strength.

Among them, Ashin, who had fought against Jon, was also successfully selected, and there was also the strongest Abu, who came from Zijin City and had three quasi-king-level Pokémon, and was one of the core forces in the team.

The other three quasi-king trainers are Roen, Xin Ping, and An Chun. An Chun is the only woman in the team, and her strength should not be underestimated.

The remaining two gym-level trainers, one is called Xiaoxian and the other is called Xiaoli. Although they are slightly inferior in level, they also have their own unique fighting styles.

Today, the training of the group battle officially started. In order to provide everyone with a more realistic and challenging training environment, Yashida specially called a yacht and sent Jon and his team to a large deserted island nearby.

He didn't want Yashida Island to become a training ground for the group battle. After all, the group battle is based on a small island, allowing both sides to simulate a real battle scene.

Such a deserted island environment is more complex and changeable, which can better train the team members' adaptability and teamwork ability.

In general, this kind of group battle is like a real battle, full of various variables and challenges.

Before the battle begins, a draw will be conducted. The two strongest people, Jon and Abu, will each lead a team to draw team members and their respective identities.

Jon was lucky enough to be drawn to the attacking side, that is, the righteous side. Their mission was to take back the important information stolen by the enemy.

The mission of Abu's side was to wait for the organization to send people to obtain the information, but as long as the information was taken back, they would be declared a failure.

On the contrary, if Jon and his team did not take back the information within the specified time, they would also be judged as failures. This style is exactly the same as the regional championship.

After all, Pokémon battles are only the most basic way to test strength. In reality, such battles often test trainers more.

As for the "casualties" in the battle, it is not the main consideration of the game, but everyone understands that the best way is to defeat all opponents and then force them to tell the location of the data.

It can be said that the core of the team battle is not only the strength of Pokémon, but also the use of strategies and the acquisition and analysis of intelligence. It is an all-round duel.

Moreover, each person can only use two Pokémon, which is a restriction on everyone's tactical arrangements and resource allocation, and it also tests the team members' strategic planning ability.

The rules of the regional championship are similar to this, but they are more rigorous and detailed.

The score of the game will be calculated based on time, casualties, and strategies. The president of each alliance will comment and score. Finally, after deducting the highest and lowest scores, the average is taken to determine the final score.

Such a scoring mechanism is truly open and fair, and the regional championship has maintained a good reputation for so many years. There has never been a situation where the score is deliberately lowered to cause unfairness in the game.

The most important point is that there is only one team battle, and the time limit is generally one day, but it ends at 12 o'clock midnight.

Sometimes the competition venue will be very large, so large that it is unimaginable that the two sides have not even met before it has ended.

After arriving at the destination, Abu took the lead in taking his teammates off the yacht. They need to get familiar with the venue first and formulate a defensive strategy.

And Jon's team needs to wait on the yacht for half an hour before they can act.

Among the teammates Jon drew, there is only one quasi-king trainer. In comparison, their overall strength is at a disadvantage, which requires him to plan tactics more carefully.

However, one thing to note is that before this simulated team battle begins, they cannot speak and must wait for the game to begin.

In addition, the time spent formulating tactics is also counted in the game.This requires the team members to make decisions quickly and reach a consensus within a limited time.

Only when countless drones take off, the game is officially started.

These drones will record the process of the game in all directions for subsequent analysis and summary.

When half an hour is up, Jon led the team to jump off the yacht.

They did not act blindly immediately, but quickly found a relatively dark place as a temporary assembly point.

"Go, Tyrannosaurus, Bankiras."

Jon decisively threw two Pokémon balls, and Tyrannosaurus and Bankiras appeared in front of everyone in a flash of light.

Tyrannosaurus is too large, and its actions in such a complex terrain environment may be restricted to a certain extent, and its flying ability depends largely on mega evolution, which is relatively inflexible.

The battle scene at this time is more suitable for Pokémon with strong mobility, so Jon chose Tyrannosaurus and Bankiras as partners after careful consideration.

They have rested for a long enough time, and now is the time for them to show their skills.

As soon as it appeared, Tyranitar immediately spread its wide wings, flew into the air, and instantly occupied an advantageous position in the air.

Its sharp eyes vigilantly scanned the surroundings, ready to provide air support and reconnaissance intelligence for teammates at any time.

Bankiras was guarding around everyone steadily. Its strong body and hard armor gave people a strong sense of security and was also an indestructible line of defense in the team.

"My partners are Tyranitar and Bankiras. An Chun, you also use your main force to fight."

Jon began to make a series of arrangements for the team members in an orderly manner.

He knew in his heart that in such occasions, flying Pokémon often have a greater advantage. They can quickly scout the enemy, transmit information, and launch surprise attacks from the air.

In addition, Pokémon suitable for fighting in caves are also very important.

After all, caves are the most suitable places to hide people, and the enemy is likely to use caves to hide information or set traps.