bookbashuk Chapter 681 It is a child with a disability but a strong will!
Chapter 681 It is a child with a disability but a strong will!
Chapter 681 It's a child with a disability but a strong will!
Just when the audience thought that Cynthia was going to use her championship authority to "protect" Ash and the voices questioning the conspiracy were rising again, Cynthia made an unexpected move.
She turned to the side, allowing Natsume, who was standing next to her, to step to the front of the stage, and said clearly, "Regarding the special circumstances of this Dugtrio, I think no one is more qualified to speak than the famous Pokémon Professor of the Kanto region, and Ash's headmaster—Professor Natsume."
The spotlight instantly shone on Natsume.
Natsume pushed up the glasses that he had somehow put on his nose, his face bearing a somber yet academically serious expression.
He first affirmed the researcher's professionalism, then changed the subject: "From a conventional academic perspective, this researcher's analysis is brilliant. However..."
He paused, his gaze sweeping across the room before finally settling on the researcher.
"He overlooked a crucial fact, which is also the subject I have devoted a great deal of effort to researching recently—the mental health of Pokémon and abnormal expression of moves."
The researcher was taken aback.
To be honest, he couldn't understand a word Natsume was saying.
But the investor spoke up, telling him to test the waters as much as possible.
The researcher frowned, choosing to ignore Xia Zi's words, and continued to press, "What do you mean? What makes you say this dugong is fine? You can't just say it without proof! This concerns the fairness of the competition!"
He began to ascend, but Natsume ignored him.
He simply sighed deeply, as if burdened by a heavy academic responsibility.
He slowly pulled a document from the inside pocket of his suit and showed it to the camera lens.
It was a standardized Pokémon Mental State Assessment Report, stamped with the official seal of the Pokémon Center.
In the diagnosis section, it is clearly stated in bold: [Confirmed: Severe dissociative identity disorder (commonly known as:
Schizophrenia
[Note: The patient (a tricornuate) exhibited rare signs of synergistic multiple consciousness, which could be triggered by atypical skill chain reactions under specific stress, such as combat excitement.]
With a compassionate yet persistent tone, Natsume solemnly declared, "As the report indicates, this dwarf hamster is a severe case of schizophrenia."
"Its three heads, under the influence of the illness, do indeed develop a certain degree of independent consciousness and reaction, but this does not mean that it is three Pokémon!"
"This is just an extremely rare and unusual pathological manifestation!"
He looked at Ash, his eyes full of encouragement: "Despite suffering from a serious illness, this Dugtrio still loves Pokémon battles and longs to prove itself on the field!"
"It overcame unimaginable difficulties to stand here! As trainers and researchers, shouldn't we give it more understanding and tolerance? Should we deprive it of its right to compete just because it's different?"
The entire venue fell into an eerie silence once again.
Yes, Natsume had already anticipated this situation.
Because in previous competitions, many contestants had reported his little groundhog afterwards.
There was no other way for Natsume to make this thing.
As for whether the evaluation results are accurate... of course they are inaccurate!
But who could have imagined what was happening in the little groundhog's mental realm?
No matter how many tests are conducted, the only conclusion that can be reached is the "appearance" of schizophrenia.
The researcher stared wide-eyed at the "authoritative" diagnostic report, speechless for a long time.
Schizophrenia? Multiple consciousnesses?
This was completely beyond his academic understanding.
There is no literature that explicitly supports this claim, but there is also no literature that can completely refute it!
Especially when faced with a seemingly "official" diagnosis certificate!
The audience looked at each other, their anger and doubt turning into immense confusion and a strange...sympathy?
"Schizophrenia...?"
"So...it's because you're sick?"
"Professor Pokémon, that makes sense?"
"It's outrageous, but if it's due to illness, it doesn't really count as cheating, right?"
It is logical and well-founded, making it "convincing".
The researcher gritted his teeth, his brow furrowed. He felt very strange, but he couldn't immediately refute it!
In the VIP section, Akari's lips twitched almost imperceptibly. He gave Natsume a deep look, his eyes filled with speechlessness, understanding, and a strange smile that seemed to be amused by this maneuver.
He didn't linger any longer, turned around and quietly left his seat, raising his assessment of Natsume and Sunshine Academy's "danger" and "interest" levels by several notches.
In the arena, the last glimmer of hope on Dakdo's face, like a candle flickering in the wind, was completely extinguished.
As he listened to Natsume's "sincere" explanation and watched the subtle changes in the attitudes of the surrounding audience, a deep sense of powerlessness and absurdity overwhelmed him.
Schizophrenia? What kind of reason is that?!
But he knew he had lost, lost completely, and even his last chance to struggle had been crushed in such an unbelievable way.
He collapsed to the ground, utterly dejected, the Poké Ball in his hand rolling to the side. His eyes stared blankly at the sky, as if his very soul had been ripped away.
His pride and belief as a trainer shattered completely at that moment, turning to dust.
He felt that he was not facing a trainer who followed the rules of battle, but a "legendary beast man" who was completely unreasonable and only knew how to crush others with simple and brutal power.
Natsume observed all of Dakdo's reactions.
He touched his nose, somewhat wistfully.
Ash's performance in this match was that of a complete "pure kid".
Just like in some competitive games, players who completely disregard tactics and frantically click on the most powerful skills from the start have no skill whatsoever, yet their "powerful attacks" render all your strategies and operations pale and powerless.
After a long period of bewilderment, the referee finally reacted and announced with difficulty: "Due to Darkrai being unable to continue sending out Pokémon, the match is over! The winner of this match is Ash from Pallet Town!"
"The champion of this Lily of the Valley Tournament is—Ash!"
"Huh? I won the championship?"
Ash stood there, scratching his head in confusion.
This alliance conference was the most surreal conference he had ever attended.
During this final match, he seemed to keep shouting "Frozen World," "Cliff Sword," "Earth Shatter," "Water Spray," and then it ended.
"Ash, why do you keep using the same moves? Is it because you're absolutely confident?"
Reporters swarmed around.
"Oh, because Natsume-nii... the headmaster only told me that they have this skill."
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