The challenger let out an annoyed huff, clearly upset that her opponent and half of her Pokémon didn’t seem to be taking her or her team seriously at all.
“Hmph, you underestimate and belittle my team at your own peril. Each one of them is a highly skilled warrior in their own right who have survived countless battles and have had over dozen of opponents lay dead at their feet. Perhaps you’ll only understand this once all your Pokémon lay dead before you before your own life is snuffed out!”
“You sure like to talk for a weakling who’s about to die. My team barely even needs to be awake to defeat Pokémon as pathetic looking as your’s. The only thing you and your team will be good for is your feet which we’ll enjoy worshiping after we kill you.” “As if you’ll be able to slay a single Pokémon of mine. But I agree that we’ve talked for far too long. Now let’s begin this battle and let our Pokémon’s strength speak for itself! Marowak, go forth and face your foe!”
“Mmm…let’s see if you and your Pokémon are truly as powerful as you present yourselves. Raichu, you’re up first.”
Both of the Pokémon that had been chosen as their starting fighters took the center stage and their general stances and attitudes couldn’t have been any different. Marowak made deliberate and calculated steps, its pudgy feet slapping against the wet stone as it set its bone club alight and kept its eyes on its foe. Meanwhile Raichu groggily got up and onto its feet as its opponent walked towards it, the Mouse Pokémon lazily rubbing its tired eyes as it wiggled its big and pudgy toes in an almost rhythmic manner. Marowak’s Trainer was clearly frustrated by her opponent’s Pokémon seemingly nonchalant and lazy attitude.
“You dare mock me and Marowak? Do you think so lowly of us and our strength, that you truly sending a Pokémon that’s barely even awake to fight my own!”
“Oh stop your grumbling you silly girl, your Marowak will be dead soon enough. And I’ll have you know, Raichu is always prepared for a battle even when it’s just woken up isn’t that right my friend?”
As if a flip had suddenly been switched the languid Raichu opened its eyes wide. Any sense of drowsiness suddenly disappeared as it gazed at its opponent so intensely that Marowak felt itself briefly frozen with fear as if its headed soles were now completely stuck to the ground. Raichu meanwhile, was completely focused on Marowak as it awaited its Trainer’s command the Mouse Pokémon already thinking of how much fun it’d have with the Marowak’s feet once it killed its opponent.
