Megan stood there, expecting an answer to the question she asked to her students. Few of them have given pretty good answers, but the students on the first row became pretty interesting to her, especially the one on the far left next to where Leah is currently standing.

"Miss, one primary example is that grass types are weak against bug type moves. However, bug type Pokemon are generally not weak against Grass type moves." The Suicuner said.

Megan smiled at her. "Yes. You are right! Offensively, Bug Types are stronger than Grass, because bugs damage the plants in real life…in biology terms." She walked over to the chair and held Avan with her hands. "Avan, my Shelmet, would be powerful to my Meganium, because she is pure grass-type. My Leavanny would get the damage as well, because she is primarily a grass-type."

"Shelmet!" The Shell Pokemon got excited being held.

On the other side, Danielle copied down the slide on the board, as well as took the information she heard from the Suicuner. Next to her, Mark, also had an answer to the question, so did Lucia on the other side.

"Ms Sandoval, another difference between the two is that grass types have an advantage over water-types, while bug-types have an advantage over psychic and dark." Lucia firmly said.

Bree made a soft growl, then responded with an "Espee."

"That's also correct." Megan replied, then chuckled at Bree.

"Grass types tend to have less resistances compared to bugs, right?" Mark answered, "At least the Pokemon back in Kanto tend to be…though I guess bugs are kinds of in the same situation themselves…though grass Pokemon aren't all that great offensively I suppose."

"Sadly, grass types have very sucky offensive strategies. They're weak against fire, flying, ice, poison, well, you name it. Grass-types are vulnerable to everything." Megan explained the answer.

Mimi, standing at the corner next to the door, sighed. "Megaaa"

"Now, class." Megan clicked on the remote to move to the next slide. The next slide showed a diagram of each difference between both types. Strategically, Grass Types had more disadvantages than Bug. "As you can see, Bug-Type are weak against Fire, Flying, and Rock, while on the left side, Grass-types have more weaknesses. They're basically…sensitive." She paused a bit to see some of the students writing this down. "Also I would like to remind you all that some of today's lecture will be on the quiz later on. I'll be going through a couple more slides." She then took a seat at the desk, putting Avan next to her on the desk.

It was a lot of information for Danielle to take in. She already has two pages of notes already. She turned to Mark and smiled. "Good answer, Mark!" She then glanced at the studious Suicuner parallel across from her. She looked like an average girl to her, but very smart. Danielle lightly smiled at her, then glanced at her paper again.

"In the meantime while everyone writes this down, I'll go ahead and call roll." Megan said, taking out her clipboard with a list of students. "Okay, I'll start with Danielle Accola?"

Danielle raised her hand up high. "Here!"

Megan smiled and moved on to the next student on the list. "Alright, next we have…Lucia Bernavard?"
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As Drew made it to class with Syd on his right shoulder, the professor was already speaking to the small class. Most of them were boys like him. He sorta felt comfortable around them.

"Pet-Pet?" Syd nudged him in the cheek.

"Shhh," Drew nudged back. "Don't talk, ok. I don't want to get in trouble because of you."

"The first battles will be…" The professor said, looking at his clipboard. "Drew Stone Vs. Tristen, and Ryan Vs. Carly."

Say what. Drew is up for battling first? He assumed this was a test, a test to get to know your classmate, and how good he/she is in battle. Drew is now partnered up with a guy named Tristan. He doesn't even know what he looks like, so he scratched his head, and scoured through the small group. Tristan should appear somewhere.
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