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Vaporeon thought to itself: This duck is being played like a fiddle. How amusing. It can't even find me, even though I'm right next to it.

Just as Vaporeon prepared to finish the match with an Ice Beam, Sirfetch'd suddenly flashed a smug grin. Its leek stalk began to glow with a brilliant golden hue, absorbing countless particles of light.

Vaporeon's heart skipped a beat: Wait, it found me?

Sirfetch'd swung its stalk, unleashing a devastating Solar Blade. The sheer intensity of the light sliced through the air. Vaporeon's instincts screamed: If I take this hit, I'm done for!

Leaping out of the water in a panic, Vaporeon scrambled back toward Red. A pillar of golden light followed it like a heat-seeking missile. Red recognized the danger instantly. "That power... it's basically a Solar Beam in sword form. Vaporeon can't tank that!"

Red acted in a split second. Before the Solar Blade could connect, he hurled a Fire Stone at his partner. A red light engulfed Vaporeon as it evolved into Flareon.

The Solar Blade struck, but Flareon's fire-red skin and high internal temperature dampened the blow. Flareon, with its bushy cream-colored mane and tail, can internalize air to create flames reaching 1700°C.

Flareon took a deep breath, and a literal sea of fire erupted from its mouth, covering the entire battlefield. It smirked, imagining the Sirfetch'd turning into a roasted duck.

Sirfetch'd, however, looked at the inferno with pure disdain. This fire is all flash and no substance, the duck thought. It raised its leek and used Slash. A violent gust of wind tore through the arena, splitting the sea of fire in two and extinguishing the flames instantly.

The stadium went dead silent before erupting in cheers. "Is that really a leek? It's like a legendary sword!" "A single swing put out a Flareon's fire... that's terrifying." "Wait, didn't he say that was a Farfetch'd evolution? I thought those were almost extinct because people ate them all!"

Feng Che watched his Sirfetch'd's arrogant posture and sighed. This bird is getting a big head. I'll let it slide for now since it performed well, but training will be doubled tomorrow. And I know it's been sneaking into my wine cellar again. It's the only Pokémon I know that gets stronger the more it drinks... I need three other Pokémon just to pin it down when it gets 'drunk-fighting' style.

"Flareon, Flame Charge!" Red shouted. Flareon became a wheel of fire, charging at top speed.

"Sirfetch'd, Slash."

Sirfetch'd flicked its leek, sending a blade of compressed air forward. The wind was so sharp it stripped the flames right off Flareon's body, reducing the "Flame Charge" to a mere Quick Attack. Sirfetch'd braced its shield—reinforced with Iron Defense—and Flareon slammed into it with a dull thud.

Flareon recoiled, a massive bump growing on its head as it saw stars.

"Sirfetch'd, Brutal Swing!"

Sirfetch'd used its stalk to launch Flareon into the air, then followed up with a flurry of green blurs. Flareon crashed to the ground, twitching as it devolved back into Eevee—looking small, helpless, and weak.

"Eevee is unable to battle! The winner of the tournament is Feng Che!"

The crowd roared. "He did it! He beat Red!" "Now comes the final test... the Elite Four."

Agatha stood up, leaning on her cane. "Time to see what this boy is made of." Lorelei smiled enigmatically. "I wonder if his Ice-types can match mine." Hagen and Blaze also stood up. "Let's go, it's time to test him ourselves."

Red walked up to Feng Che, offering a hand. "You're amazing, Feng Che. I'll keep training. I want a rematch." "Anytime, Red. You're not half-bad yourself."

League Headquarters

The Elite Four gathered. Agatha spoke: "The rules are simple. Each of us will use one Gym Leader-level Pokémon. Defeat all four, and the Viridian Gym is yours. If you fail... Red or Blue will get the chance."

"No problem," Feng Che replied.

"First up," Agatha announced, "is Hagen."

Feng Che entered a world of cold steel. The arena was filled with iron spikes and jagged metallic rocks. Along the walls were displays of the rarest ores in the world. This guy is even more obsessed than Steven Stone, Feng Che thought.

"Welcome, Feng Che. I am Hagen, the Steel-type Elite," Hagen said, releasing his Pokémon: Perrserker.

Perrserker, the evolution of Galarian Meowth, stood on two legs with hardened, grey fur and eyes like orange embers. Its facial hair resembled a Viking beard, and its claws could merge into a singular shortsword. It radiated a chilling, metallic aura.

"Feng Che, since my Perrserker is from Galar, why not use your Sirfetch'd? I want to see its true strength after that display against Red," Hagen proposed.

"Of course," Feng Che agreed. After all, he had stolen Hagen's precious Heart of Steel. Satisfying the man's small wish for a good fight was the least he could do.

Sirfetch'd popped out of its ball, looking confused. Didn't I just finish? Why am I back out? Its eyes narrowed as it saw the Perrserker grinning wickedly at it.

Pokémon: Perrserker

Level: 55

Ability: Steely Spirit

Status: Eager for Battle

Evaluation: A hunter that loves the smell of blood. It enjoys the feeling of warm blood hitting its cold, metallic body.

Perrserker looked at Sirfetch'd as if it were prey. It merged its claws into blades and lunged with Fury Swipes.

"Sirfetch'd, Iron Defense!"

The metallic clangs of the Viking cat's claws hitting the bird's shield echoed throughout the room. Feng Che watched closely, waiting for the Perrserker to reveal its hidden trick.

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