You had a plan here. A real Trainer Strategy! Before Belle, you only had the Starter and two randomly captured BeastMon. But the Donnermäh was a little more special. Not that she was the best Beastie there ever was, but she came from, should one say, a lineage. A foreign Trainer had bred her. In this game this meant not only pretty, uh, mean ethical implications, but from a purely mechanical standpoint more advanced moves.
And no, you didnīt have Sand Attack or Growl in your mind. Not yet at least.
"Belle!" You raised your hand in confidence. "Letīs prepare the battle field with Shocking Terrain!"
Getting a direct order, your sheep-girl broke loose from the staring contest with her buxom mermaid-foe. She straightened up and began to glow like a light bulb, clapping her hands. "Okay! Ozon-Feld!" With a crackling, a yellow aura shot out of her.
Molly commanded her Goldia under water, and the mermaid dived away from the floating platform. Belleīs move occupied the waterīs surface with lingering Thunder-energy. It was not enough to electrify anything, but as your pager noted, it would amp up the ante for all other Thunder attacks.
And now, to got even further beyond!
"Now charge up!"
"JAAAA-WOOL!" Belle promptly began to yell, her hair standing on edgy, all spiky! Electric sparks jumped out of her body, gathering in some sort of halo.
Molly seemed to be on defense, choosing to wait out your battle plan. She stood there, arms folded at her chest, and looked upon the light show.
"So you know about Type-advantages."
"Yes, you are not my first Arena", you responded. "I know your strength, and I know your weak-points!" Mostly because of Annie, who was the real experienced gamer-strategist of your team, but as Trainer, you clearly could take this praise, right? "Lightning Shock!"
"Jump out!" Molly finally moved. As Belle released her energy into the pool, the Goldia broke through the surface, aiming in midair. "And Horn Stab!"
The mermaidīs horn, coming out of her forehead, glimmered and grew even more. She adjusted her fall for a direct attack.
"Belle, Horn Defense!" Belleīs stubby horns grew on command, twisting like a ramīs horns. She catched the incoming mermaid-horn with this, intertwining it and slamming her foe down on the platform. The Goldia yelped on impact. "Now shock her!"
Belle did exactly that, and the mermaid was unable to escape, getting zapped several times. Her HP, as your pager informed you, were falling rapidly.
By this, Molly acted again with her Crest Power. She pressed the BeastCube at her chest once more, now on the right boob. What now, powering up? No, with squinted eyes you could see Mollyīs bust swelling again. The mermaid meanwhile was getting younger, her horn coming free from the entanglement of Belleīs ram horns by simply shrinking down.
Unsure, you just waited, and Belle did likewise. You both watched Goldia getting younger, loosing her gained curves and going back to being a child. She became even smaller then before, all while laying down, lightning coursing through her. As the Thunder attack faded, the mermaid was just a toddler with a fish tail, looking up miserably.
So a Trainer with the Cobalt Crest could even suck Exp and Levels out of their BeastMon mid-battle. To use the Exp for the next Beastie in line? On a side-note, you still wondered how male Trainers would do all this.
Belle looked at you across the pool, puzzled. "Uhm, what now?"
As Goldia still had a few HP left, you had no real other choice. "You have to defeat her, or this will not be over. Hurry!" The Shocking Terrain would not be there forever.
"But ..." Belle was clearly uncomfortable, brawling against this merchild. Merbaby, even.
"Just push her a little, or something."
"Okay." She stepped up to her foe, who still tried to fight by swinging her tail fin. Belle just grabbed the fin before getting hit and lifted her up. "Sorry. Backpfeife!" She slapped the toddler on the cheek. In response Goldia didnīt exactly faint, but began to cry heartbreaking, clearly not in the mood for battling anymore.
Molly called her BeastMon back. "Nice first round. You are clearly more experienced than your run-of-the-mill-Beginner. So I will take you a little more ... serious now."