Chapter 742

"Big trouble..."

When Qingyu commanded Empoleon to scatter Stealth Rock, countless fine beads of sweat quietly precipitated on Blue's forehead, and his mouth corners immediately collapsed.

We agreed on a weather war, how come you suddenly threw out a handful of nails?

As one of Teacher Yu's excellent students, although Blue knew Qingyu relatively late, the previous teaching videos were all made up, so he had a relatively good understanding of the use of nails.

For the Sunny team, as long as it is a Pokémon related to the Fire attribute, it will basically be worn down by Stealth Rock the moment it appears on the field.

Let alone his team's absolute core, Charizard; after Mega Evolution, the Fire+Flying attribute that still hasn't changed makes it take a bite of Stealth Rock and immediately hurt its muscles and bones, and it is impossible to leave the field easily.

But the problem came again...

There are not many Pokémon with the ability to clear hazards, and the only one on his side that can clear Stealth Rock is the Flying-type Defog, and it happens that only Charizard itself can use it when appearing on the field; other Pokémon can't count on it at all.

To clear hazards, I need to send Charizard;

And when Charizard was sent, Teacher Yu's purpose of laying nails had already been achieved; after stepping on Stealth Rock, Mega Charizard Y's stamina had already entered the kill range of many of the opponent's Pokémon, which is very dangerous.

Then what should I do?

Obviously, Blue is already in a dilemma at this moment.

But Qingyu wouldn't give him a chance to think of a result.

"Empoleon, Hydro Pump."

While Blue was struggling, Qingyu had already made a command first.

Because Ninetales's Scorching Sands power was very average just now, and it didn't hurt too much for it, Qingyu decisively decided to take the initiative to attack and further strengthen his own combat effectiveness.

Even if the power of Water-type moves will be greatly reduced in Sunny weather, Empoleon's Hydro Pump is enough to continuously consume Ninetales's stamina.

At the same time, relying on Roost and the excellent resistance provided by the attributes, it is almost impossible for Ninetales to deal with it quickly.

And even if Blue is really stubborn and wants to fight Empoleon to the end, it is still our side that earns.

After all, Stealth Rock has already been scattered; even if Empoleon is beaten to a pulp next, as long as it can survive, it can come out to block a knife at a critical moment and resolve an opponent's offensive.

And this sudden variation from defense to offense obviously caught Blue off guard.

Blue, who had no time to think, instinctively chose to stop the loss and decisively recalled Ninetales, sending out the only Venusaur that could defend.

If I lose a Ninetales first, and Charizard can't appear on the field at will because of Stealth Rock, this weather war can be declared over.

After appearing, because Venusaur has excellent resistance to Water-type attacks, plus the influence of Sunny weather, even if it took a Hydro Pump hard, it didn't suffer much damage.

Plus the explosion damage from touching Stealth Rock, it only lost about 30% of its stamina.

However...

Soon he realized that this was actually a bad move, or rather, Qingyu forced him to have to make such a choice.

Venusaur also has no ability to threaten Empoleon, so it gave Qingyu another opportunity to adjust the weather.

As long as the opponent chooses to change to Alolan Ninetales, he doesn't even have the opportunity to use Weather Ball to predict.

Of course, he can also choose to predict Qingyu's action directly and use Sludge Bomb, which is the same attribute as Venusaur itself, to forcibly attack Alolan Ninetales.