Pokemon: My Pokemon Has a Tailed Beast Template Chapter 229 229: Seven Consecutive Victories

"Blaziken, let's go!!!"

Sam's fourth-round opponent was a female Trainer, but the Pokémon she chose—Blaziken—didn't quite match the delicate aesthetic many would expect.

[Pokémon]: Blaziken

[Type]: Fire Fighting

[Strength]: Mid Gym Level

[Potential]: Gym Level

Her strength was average, but the mont Sam saw Blaziken, his interest was imdiately piqued.

He clearly rembered how Ash's Charizard had once been defeated by a Blaziken in the Silver Conference. This was a worthy opponent.

"Blaziken, Blaze Kick!"

The girl's Blaziken crouched low before launching forward explosively, closing the distance in an instant.

Sam's eyes narrowed slightly. That level of burst speed was impressive.

According to the Pokédex, Blaziken could easily leap over a 30-story building—and now Sam was seeing that power firsthand.

In the blink of an eye, Blaziken appeared in front of Charizard, raising its flaming leg high before bringing it down in a devastating kick.

Logically, the safest move would be to dodge.

Sam knew Charizard could avoid it.

But he didn't give that command.

Because he saw it—the excitent burning in Charizard's eyes.

This wasn't a fight to avoid.

This was a fight to embrace.

"Charizard, Fire Punch!"

Fist t kick.

For a split second, the entire arena held its breath.

Then—

Boom!

Contrary to expectations, Blaziken was blown backward.

Despite the natural advantage of a leg strike, Charizard's raw power crushed through the attack. The mont their attacks collided, a cracking sound echoed through the arena.

Blaziken hit the ground hard, clutching its leg, sweat pouring down its face.

The outco was obvious.

It could no longer continue.

The girl didn't hesitate. After conceding, she rushed Blaziken toward the infirmary. Fractures weren't uncommon in battles, but delaying treatnt could cause lasting damage.

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The battle continued.

Fifth round.

Sixth round.

Sam defeated both opponents cleanly.

By now, a crowd had gathered around the arena.

Their expressions had changed.

What started as curiosity had turned into genuine respect.

Only one battle remained.

Win this, and Sam would secure a seven-match winning streak.

Lose—and everything resets.

Sam glanced at Charizard. After six consecutive battles, its stamina was nearly depleted.

The final opponent stepped onto the field.

Fortunately, this last challenger wasn't particularly strong.

With sharp execution and minimal wasted movent, Charizard ended the match quickly.

Victory.

Seven consecutive wins.

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The arena buzzed with mixed emotions.

So were amazed.

So were envious.

One Trainer sighed, unable to hide his frustration:

"Man… the gap between people is real. I've tried so many tis and couldn't even get past five wins. He cos in and clears seven in one go…"

Sam heard the comnts but didn't respond.

He simply smiled faintly and turned to leave.

"Mr. Sam, please wait."

A staff mber stopped him.

Sam paused. "Is sothing wrong?"

The staff mber smiled politely.

"Since this is your first ti here, let explain. In the Battle Tower, winning matches earns you points. Consecutive victories give bonus points, and those can be exchanged for rewards."

Sam raised an eyebrow.

So that's how it works.

Most Trainers ca here for these rewards.

Sam wasn't—but that didn't an he'd refuse free benefits.

Under the staff's guidance, he entered a lavishly decorated exchange hall.

The room was quiet, with only a few Trainers browsing.

The walls were lined with finely crafted wooden displays, filled with all kinds of items.

Sam glanced around casually—

Then paused.

Even he couldn't help but feel a bit surprised.

The rewards here… were seriously valuable.