Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons

His team leaned in, ready to listen to the leader whoʼd proven time and again that he understood combat dynamics better than most people twice their age.

”Ron, youʼll go first,” Ren decided after studying Team Threeʼs composition and calculating probability matrices in his head.

Ron blinked with surprise that was evident in his expression and body language. ”Me? Donʼt you want to go at the start to crush everyone and show off your dominance?”

”I donʼt like to ʼshow offʼ without reason,” Ren responded with a tone that came from a genuine philosophy rather than false modesty. ”I donʼt want to reveal all my cards unless itʼs necessary for victory. They have three wind beasts in their lineup. High probability theyʼll put one at the start thinking itʼs advantageous against the 3 water beasts in our team composition. Your salamander can handle the wind element effectively… also they have two fire beasts, which neutralizes elemental advantage in those matchups. And your control is better than average for your rank.”

Ron nodded slowly while processing the reasoning behind the decision, comprehension dawning as he worked through the strategic implications.

”Bolo, youʼre second,” Ren continued while building the complete battle order in his mind like chess moves planned several turns ahead. ”If Ron loses, youʼll probably face a water or earth beast theyʼll want to use as a counter to your fire. Your wood element Treant has advantage against both elements.”

”Trevor, third position. Your earth element is perfect for what comes after. If Bolo loses there, itʼs likely against fire or wind that exploit woodʼs weaknesses.”

Iris was assigned fourth position by the same logic, wind against probable wood or water opponents that would follow natural progression...

He continued assigning order based on probability calculations rather than simple power rankings. It wasnʼt exact science, couldnʼt predict perfectly what the opposing team would do given human unpredictability. But there were patterns that emerged from how people thought about combat. And Ren had learned from his sleeping friend to follow those patterns even when they seemed to not be there.