>>58314290And here's her least-favorite coworker!
The CEO of a chemical company that got rich off of the region's resources for nearly a century. This guy was the worst of his line, sacrificing the region's climate and the world's air quality for the sake of profit. He's a gym leader as part of his life sentence, and forced into the lower bracket of gym leaders to prevent him using his more dangerous team members.
His gym challenge is part humiliation ritual, part advertising campaign. The guy tries his best to make the whole thing into advertisement for his company, down to making the gym badge a commemorative coin dedicated to his brand... but the League keeps handicapping him, so the commemorative coin is dedicated to that one time he fucked up the coast so badly that the entire thing was some shade of purple and/or black for seven years running.
The actual challenge is part beach clean-up, part water purification gauntlet. It's all a farce, done with a pool of colored water and a giant sand box, but it's under a time limit. You have about 3-5 minutes (depends on how much trash they could throw onto the field before the challenge) to clean up all of the random crap strewn about the play-beach, then have to do a series of 3-5 trainer battles on the water. During these battles, you have to position attacks in such a way that the small amount of pure water the pool starts out with spreads to cover as much colored water as possible. If you manage to clear more than 70% of the pool with clean water, you get to fight the leader.
The leader is fought on the beach. You can use both the water and sand to slow him down, but he'll use whatever trash you missed as projectiles throughout the fight.
>>58314348I cannot confirm or deny this. It is up to your ~imagination~
