Over the time of the fights, Jun ended up fixing up two surviving losers, and only 3 winners. Two of the winners had won no contest by simply outright slaughtering the other pokemon without a scratch. He seemed to be focused entirely on fixing up the losing pokemon however, having stepped away from the winners in order to give more water, or add another bandage to the other two. He'd be here all night fixing them up it seemed.<br/><br/>Both times that Soul had come in, Jun essentially ignored him. After all, Soul knew how dedicated to these kinds of things Jun was, and that anything that took his focus off of his patients could be horrible if it lasted more than a few seconds.<br/><br/>At one point, near the middle of the sixth fight, Jun almost lost one of the losers. A wound had reopened near the Heracross's Stomach area. It began to bleed all over the bed. He had to rush over and apply pressure while Larvesta crawled up onto the bed and put a tiny foot to the pokemon's side and used Morning Sun. It let a large chunk of it transfer over to the pokemon to make the bleeding stop. Jun smiled slightly at that, he had been working on that for a long time. It took a surprising amount of concentration for Larvesta to be able to transfer even the smallest amount of healing through such a broad healing move, but it was only useful in emergencies like this. When he was sure the bleeding had been stopped, Jun got a fresh rag and had Piplup hold it there. He found his stitches and gave the currently resting winner of the last match a fresh water while Absol filled its homemade snack with its favorite flavor filling and carried it over in a special basket that Jun and Soul had worked on to fit onto his horn. Larvesta helped Jun keep the pokemon still as he put the stitches in, threatening it with a Flame Charge attack. When they were finished Jun smiled and informed the trainer about the dangers of fighting again until the wound was healed, as Larvesta and Absol made sure it was comfortable and that it got all the water it needed.<br/><br/>It seemed like Jun was going to be busy tonight, and he feared what injuries might happen in the later stronger rounds. He had always hated the last few rounds, especially the main event. He only ever lost a pokemon to bleeding out or giving up from the main events of these fights.