Just a second before the two were about to make contact, Super Charizard X suddenly opened its eyes, and a burst of flames instantly ignited its entire body.
The next moment, the two collided, and a Dark Void seemed to appear above the battlefield, swallowing all the light.
The originally massive Psychic singularity instantly collapsed into a fist-sized black dot, then rapidly expanded.
The explosion of the Psychic singularity instantly enveloped the entire battlefield, and the ground began to melt.
"It's spectacular!"
"I didn't expect to see that move again!"
"No Pokémon could survive that move, could it...?"
...
Below the stage, Mu Li watched everything unfolding with narrowed eyes.
Fu Peiyao couldn't help but exclaim, "That move is truly invincible."
"Invincible?" Mu Li smiled faintly, "That's a bit exaggerated. In reality, that move has too many drawbacks."
"Drawbacks?" Fu Peiyao asked, puzzled, "What drawbacks?"
"This move can only be used in 1v1 battles. If there's a second Pokémon on the field, it's easily interrupted," Mu Li said with a shrug.
"But at least it guarantees a win in 1v1, doesn't it?" Fu Peiyao pressed.
"That's the second drawback of this move; it's not uncrackable," Mu Li said with a smile, narrowing his eyes as he looked at the Super Charizard X that had reappeared above the battlefield.
"That's!" Fu Peiyao's pupils constricted sharply, "Super Charizard X!! How did he..."
Like Fu Peiyao, everyone's eyes were filled with confusion and surprise.
Especially Jin Yingjun: "How is that possible...? How could you still have combat power...?"
Yan Jin sneered, offering no explanation, as Super Charizard X merely spat out a Flamethrower.
Super Hu Di had consumed a lot of stamina from using Star Core Collapse.
Facing this sudden attack, Super Hu Di's remaining stamina was directly depleted.
After losing Super Hu Di, Jin Yingjun completely lost interest in battling and raised his hand to surrender amidst everyone's astonished gazes.
When Jin Yingjun walked off the stage, his eyes were full of hollowness: "How is this possible! How is this possible!"
Clearly, it wasn't just Jin Yingjun who was curious about this; the host and everyone present were very interested.
"Player Yan Jin, can you tell us what just happened?" the host inquired.
Yan Jin smiled and replied, "Actually, it's nothing much. Almost everyone in our National Team has experienced the baptism of this move. This move isn't as invincible as imagined."
With that, Yan Jin glanced at the dispirited Jin Yingjun and sighed, "Moves are static, but people are dynamic. There are no invincible moves, only those who know how to use them."
Upon hearing Yan Jin's words, the audience below the stage began to applaud wildly.
"Actually, this move was already cracked back then..." Yan Jin continued.
"Impossible! How can this move be cracked...?" Jin Yingjun suddenly roared.
Yan Jin shrugged and said, "I have to say, the one who cracked this move was A Li himself..."
The host's eyes lit up, and he tentatively asked, "Is this something that can be talked about?"
"There's nothing that can't be said..." Yan Jin smiled, "The reason this move is so difficult to crack is that the six Psychic singularities forming the Hexagram Array will seal the Pokémon at the center of the array, blocking both energy and movement, so the Pokémon cannot struggle at all."
"However, when the seventh singularity absorbs all the power of the Hexagram Array, that is, at the moment of impact, the Hexagram Array will lose some of its abilities due to the loss of all Psychic power."
"To ensure Star Core Collapse hits accurately, A Li chose to use the remaining power of the Hexagram Array to continuously restrain the Pokémon's mobility, making it impossible for the opponent to dodge. However, he left a loophole: at this moment, the Pokémon can use moves."
"Thus, at the moment of the explosion, as long as the Pokémon unleashes all of its elemental energy, it can slightly block the explosive force of Star Core Collapse for a while, and use the rebound force generated by the explosion to quickly move away from the center of the explosion."
Yan Jin looked at the dispirited Jin Yingjun and couldn't help but sigh, "To surpass A Li, you still have a long way to go."
After the peak battle between Yan Jin and Jin Yingjun, although there were still people battling on stage, everyone had completely lost interest in watching.
It must be said that this battle brought everyone an immense shock.
First, there was the "Star Core Collapse" suddenly unleashed by Jin Yingjun's Super Hu Di, and then Yan Jin's Super Charizard X actually survived this move, which was called a sure-kill technique.
Almost everyone knew that Jin Yingjun's idol was A Li, but after this battle today, everyone also began to re-evaluate this new star from South Korea.
What surprised everyone was that after this incident, the happiest people were not the Chinese, but the Pokémon battle fans from Japan.
The Japanese media was in an uproar.
The Demon Dragon King of Annihilation was indeed not someone just anyone could become.
In their eyes, Jin Yingjun was nothing more than a clown imitating a beauty, and the truly powerful one was still A Li.
Immediately after, another trending topic appeared on Japanese media: bringing A Li back to battle competitions.
This topic was also transferred to China by Chinese students abroad, and the discussion about whether to bring A Li back once again sparked heated debate.
The content of the debate was polarized: one group believed that A Li was still young and his strength was still there, and if he participated in competitions, he would once again lead Chinese Pokémon battles to dominate the world.
The other group believed that A Li had been away from training for so long that he couldn't adapt to the current competition pace, and even if he returned, he wouldn't be able to reach his former level.
The two groups held their own opinions, even launching online polls.
At this moment in France, Fu Peiyao looked at the messages on her phone with some dissatisfaction: "They actually said you're old and can't adapt to the current competition pace."
Mu Li, however, seemed unconcerned and laughed, "They're not wrong. I don't even have any Pokémon for battling anymore. If I were to continue competing, I'd have to re-train them, and that just sounds like too much trouble."
"But I didn't expect you to be so popular in Japan," Fu Peiyao said with a smile, "Why do these Japanese people seem to want you back on the battlefield more than the Chinese people?"
Mu Li shrugged, "Who knows."
Fu Peiyao's eyes darted, and she asked, "Then have you ever thought about going on stage again?"
Mu Li couldn't help but smile wryly, "Go on what stage? What would I do there?"
A hint of disappointment appeared in Fu Peiyao's eyes: "I've never watched your battles from below the stage..."
"Don't you want to at all?" Fu Peiyao sighed after a long pause.
Mu Li also sighed, "To be honest, if you say I don't want to at all, that would be a lie... After all, that was once my battlefield... At most, there's still a tiny bit of wanting..."
Mu Li held out a pinky finger to illustrate.
Fu Peiyao's beautiful big eyes shifted slightly, and a smile flitted across her lips: "Since that's the case..."
