"Oh, want to be known more as a battler than an entertainer? Hehe, yeah, I guess when you're the champion, you want to be known as a good battler first."
Ah, a true warrior through and through. Heh, then again, you kind of have to be when you were training at Mustard's Island. After all, that was where the Kubfu reside. Training to be the best is kind of that Island's thing.
Still, it was hard to think that Leon didn't think of himself as an entertainer, considering how showy he could be. Well, at least that's what Koko thought when he watched some of Leon's battle videos. Not to mention Galar was probably the place where Battling was seen as entertainment the most.
Of course, before Koko could ask this, he heard footsteps. Yeah, looks like that was Hala, and some others had finally arrived. Looking in his direction, the deity saw that Hala had paused, probably to give him time to wrap things up.
"Ah, sorry. Looks like our time is up. Shame, I really wanted to see what you could do. We should definitely meet up again if you have the time, though."
"I know people from other regions look at Galar and how we run our League compared to their own and see us as oddballs since we stand out differently."
The way their league was set up, how they had major and minor leagues and didn't have an elite four. They were definitely the odd ones out, but... that was how Galar was ran. But.... Leon itched and craved being more than a simple entertainer for the people. Sure, he showcased his battling skills, yet no one took Leon seriously beyond being the undefeated champion.
But.... Leon wanted to be seen as a battler. Someone who still had room to grow, to battle against stronger trainers. To see how far he could reach beyond the now.
"But... yeah, I want to be seen as something other than an entertainer." It... felt nice, being able to say that out loud.
However, his mind switched over towards the sound of footsteps. A deep sigh passes through his lips, standing up and straightens his posture.
"Looks like it," Leon smiled tiredly, yet sincerely. "I'd like that. Hopefully, we can meet up again later. Until then, see ya."











