Chapter 321 - 321: Pokémon Elimination
"Still had an Ursaring hidden? Although it looks like you just caught it. So, are you saying all your Pokémon have really died?" Seeing Miyamoto's Ursaring, rather than getting angry, Paul seemed to have calmed some of his original rage. Now that Miyamoto was in this state, he had something more valuable to become his next collectible piece.
"Parasect, enter the fight. Use Poison Powder, Stun Spore, and then Spore," Paul ordered.
A Pokémon like Parasect doesn't have much direct combat power, but as a support and control Pokémon, it's certainly very effective. With just these few commands, Paul was already testing the patience of any other Pokémon.
Miyamoto, seeing that Paul had called Parasect, was even more at a disadvantage, barely holding on. But he didn't ask Cain for help, knowing that Cain had his own plans. As a subordinate, he only needed to do what he could. If he really couldn't hold on any longer, he still had Dodrio, now recovered, to help him escape.
But none of this escaped Cain's keen gaze, watching from the side. The interactions between them were also clear, so Cain already understood why the woman was in this state and knew exactly what kind of maniac was behind all this.
"Vexor, I hope you're one of the subordinates of the person testing me, so I'll have yet another reason to eliminate you," Cain thought to himself.
Cain had originally been undecided between Vexor and Glacius, but now, with the appearance of this maniac, he'd set his sights on Vexor.
However, the first thing he had to do now was get rid of this lunatic. His behavior really made Cain nauseous.
If it were only about killing, Cain wouldn't be too bothered, even with a ruthless demon who kills without a second thought. But someone who destroys others' limbs, tortures them to death or drives them insane, and then collects parts of their bodies was simply too disgusting.
So disgusting that Cain didn't even want to look at him.
Meanwhile, Paul was overpowering Miyamoto. If he didn't intervene soon, it would only be a matter of time before he fell.