Bellin seemed displeased as the Fire Wheel failed to have a full effect on Glaceon (enough to knock it out, anyway), but a direct hit was too much to hope for in Elektra's protective hail. Calling Chimchar back to the edge of the storm, they both heard the next attack called out and waited. The monkey pokemon narrowed its eyes, watching for which shards of ice were flying toward it instead of falling to the ground, then dodging to the side with a small flip. This time, the attack was avoided cleanly, but there wasn't much Chimchar could do to retaliate with the hail still covering the field. "Chim, just try to keep dodging for now," Bellin told him, not wanting to fight when Glaceon had the advantage. He was smart, choosing to wait instead  of rushing into the battle when the risk was too high.<br/><br/>The excitement from the audience was earthshaking as all of the battles grew more and more tense. Bellin and Elektra were battling experience versus type advantage, Brock and Misty were actually having to pull out some of their world-renowned skill to keep up with the three Tasmina Gym Leaders, and there was still no telling whether it was Lexi or Skylar who would fill in that last slot. Blood-pumping battle music blared almost as loud as the spectators, and the announcers were struggling to keep up with all of the action as they gave play-by-plays of each battle as important developments took place. Even the Gym Leaders from other regions were getting hyped up, especially at Brock and Misty getting a challenge from the three novices.<br/><br/>When the power cut out, it took almost half a minute for the audience to realize it. With no warning or cause, the music had gone silent and the speakers no longer rang out the voices of the commentators. Each of the battles gradually came to a stop in confusion as the service staff of the stadium ran around and tried to figure out what had caused the blackout. Only one object in the stadium still seemed to be working: the massive jumbotron at one end of the arena. It was only showing static at the moment, but it bewildered the staff that it would still be on when the power was out. Confused and annoyed murmuring gradually turned into angry shouting as the spectators wanted to see the battles continue. It wasn't until the static on the jumbotron started to warp that the crowd's attention was drawn again and silence returned.<br/><br/>To a small chorus of shocked gasps, the screen was soon filled with an extreme close-up of an eye with a red iris. The eye darted back and forth, as if it was looking down on the stadium from wherever this image was coming from. The unnerving eye continued on like this for several seconds before appearing to roll back into whatever non-visible head it was in and quaked. With an incredibly loud groaning, against all desires of the event managers, the dome of the stadium started to rise up in two halves and come together on its own, slowly bringing shadow over the entire arena until the two halves met. The jumbotron went black at the same moment, leaving no sunlight and no power to combat the darkness inside the dome.<br/><br/>Panic quickly started to set in until the staff used their Electric and Fire types to provide some small amount of direction in the pitch black. Orders were called out from police as they began to herd everyone out of the stadium, Gym Leaders included, though it was a very slow process...