Jake watched as his pokemon worked.  Saur stopping the arbok from using it’s fangs with its vines.  And Eve keeping the Nidorino from joining the fight between the Snake and his Ivysaur.  First by tripping it up, and then by tackling it and sending them both sprawling while it was about to attack Saur from the air.  This was becoming a cluster fuck.  But he could see the other trainer’s focus.  He was completely underestimating Eve and ignoring her while focusing on the Ivysaur.<br/><br/>Now, how to capitalize on that focus. Especially after Saur broke free of the binding and was hit with the glare.<span style="color: #00b300">“Shit… Saur, stay back.  Keep distance and use razor leaf.”</span>He ordered when Saur began to shake off the first moment of hesitation after the glare.  Of course the Pokemon couldn’t see completely clearly at that moment, but he could hear the order, and the Arbok.  This could go bad, and, outside of Jake’s orders, he would plan to try hit either of the enemies with a leach seed if they got close.<br/><br/>Eve on the other hand moved to try keeping the Nidorino out of the fight.  Leaping on him to Bite at the back of his neck.  Jake saw and was thinking of how to use it.  If he had eve too aggressive, then the poison pokemon would likely focus her.  They were stronger.<span style="color: #00b300">“Eve, Keep them off Saur…  Piss that one off then have fun.”</span>He yelled.  Getting a short twitch from Eve’s ears before she thought of something to do just to that effect.  Make him soo mad that he wouldn’t see the Arbok when she led him towards the snake.<br/><br/>Of course it depended on how disciplined the pokemon were.  Jake didn’t have any confidence that they were very well disciplined at all after seeing and listening to their loudmouthed trainer.  Of course he could be wrong on that estimate.  He just had to watch and be ready to change the strategy.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>