Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 201 Dipping beans! Cool!

Link had to consider whether this was his only chance before the Alliance.

Even the Dratini is as rare as a phantom Pokémon, and you can't encounter a wild Dragonite every day.

With his extraordinary mobility, he immediately began to investigate information about the Dragonite, and discovered that it was extremely aggressive and causing trouble everywhere. It had absolutely no inclination to "help humans" as the legend said, and on the contrary, it was very repulsive to humans.

Many trainers who heard about the appearance of Dragonite rushed to fight it, but almost everyone was beaten badly and ended up in nothing.

An abnormally belligerent Dragonite...

It is too strange that a Pokémon like Dragonite could develop such a personality. Could it be that it was abandoned by its trainer or experienced some special experience?
But if it really was the one in the animation, Link thought it might simply be because its purity was too high.

After inquiring in detail about the whereabouts of the Dragonite between humans and elves, he and the elves predicted the opponent's route of movement after a night of rest and threw all the stone slabs into the Baoka Hall. They went directly to the nearby island to block the door in the early morning of the next day.

Dragonite, who had just fought with Light and Chubby yesterday, initially thought that it was another human trainer looking for trouble, but after seeing the other's eyes, he quickly understood what he meant.

Dip the beans! So cool!

The eye contact is the signal to start a battle, and the battle between the stranger human and Dragonite is about to break out!
By the way, if the Nemo in the Padiya region was born and could fight with just an eye contact, and other regions could just start fighting without any communication, I'm afraid it would be too exciting...

"Windspeed, prepare to fight."

The first one to fight against Dragonite is naturally the dog wearing the legendary scarf. With its lava and rock attributes, it has excellent targeting ability against flying dragons.

Dragonite was full of fighting spirit and immediately landed on the ground, shaking the earth and causing an "earthquake", thus inadvertently eliminating its own weakness to rocks.

The dog, who had already received targeted training, decisively increased his speed through "Charged Flame Attack", dancing and flying between earthquakes with unimaginable flexibility, constantly improving his own abilities.

Seeing this, Dragonite also jumped up and performed "Dragon Dance" to activate the dragon power in its body. In terms of self-strengthening, it is not comparable to the Pokémon that can't even learn Dragon's Dagger!

As Dragonite becomes stronger, Arcanine no longer dodges. When it gets the chance to attack, it immediately rushes towards the Dragonite in a state of complacency at an astonishing speed!
An attack of this speed was naturally beyond the reaction time of Dragonite. Before it could perform Dragon Dance smoothly, it was hit head-on and suffered slight damage.

However, the pain instead aroused its unyielding ferocity, and its aggressiveness increased significantly.

Link noticed that Dragonite didn't suffer much damage when it was hit. It was indeed a rare "multi-scale" feature...

In reality, the "multiple scales" will reduce the damage every time they are attacked. This characteristic based on physical ability cannot be sealed through "characteristic exchange". Is there no trick to deal with it?

Of course there are some. Dragon scales are just high-quality materials after all. They resist damage more because of the energy covered on them. If we can find a way to interfere with the energy and transform Dragonite's dragon scales at the same time, we can break its "multiple scales".

Of course, Link’s choice is another idea - use overflowing firepower to ignore its defense!
After being hit, Dragonite became cautious, realizing that his reaction speed could not match that of Arcanine. He had to temporarily vibrate his steel-attribute "wings" to counterattack while using the recoil to fly into the air to create distance.

But the speed of the wind speed dog is much faster than it imagined.

At the moment when it was closing the distance, it withstood two hits from the "Steel Wings" and then burst out with amazing "speed". Without a running start, it soared into the sky like pulling up an onion on dry land, and slammed into it with the "Double-Edged Head Hammer" at full power.

This move scared Dragonite greatly, but as a veteran of many battles, even if it was always against weak opponents, it at least had the fighting qualities flowing in its genes. At the critical moment, it used the "Dragon Dance" that had just been interrupted halfway to avoid the direct attack of the "Double-Edged Headbutt".

"Fu." But the sharp-eyed Link and Fire Fox noticed that the petal-shaped rock on Windy's neck still injured half of Dragonite's wings, causing the latter's flexibility to decrease slightly.

"come back."

He decisively recalled the dog that was in mid-air and about to be beaten, and replaced it with a new elf.

"Porygon, prepare for battle."

"Done!"

It is more of an artificial elf that serves as a life aid and it is rare for it to participate in the battle, so it is determined to show its skills.

As it appeared, it created several clones, and at the same time released nine virtual and one real "electromagnetic cannons" at Dragonite, locking onto the target after analysis.

But it was still a little slow in gathering energy. During this time, Dragonite had performed "Dragon Dance" and "Tailwind" in succession, greatly activating the dragon power in its body, and its reaction speed had surpassed that of ordinary Pokémon.

Then, seeing that Arcanine was not there, it felt its injured wings and simply "feathered" to the ground to recuperate quickly.

The "Electric Cannon" tracked and fired at Dragonite, but was kicked away by the latter with "Stomp". Then, with its extraordinary intelligence and memory, it determined the true identity of Porygon, and rushed towards the unsuspecting Porygon at a speed that was not inferior to Arcanine after acceleration.

Unfortunately, this was actually Porygon's trap. As a data species, it had already moved to another location.

When Dragonite used its "Chi Fist" to blast Porygon head-on, what came into view was a group of "electromagnetic waves" covered with patterns and disguised as Porygon.

The unexpected interference move paralyzed Dragonite, which was not concentrating on "Mysterious Guardian", but this level of electric current was not enough to make it unable to move, and it only needed to hold on for a short period of time before it could recover on its own.

But Link and Porygon's goal is to block Dragonite's ability to fly.

Continuing to fight in the air while paralyzed would be extremely dangerous, as even a single electrical shock could cause the elf in the sky to lose control and crash into the ground, destroying itself.

"Come back, Porygon."

After creating an opportunity that forced Dragonite to fight on the ground, Link sent out Water Dolphin.

However, this time the battle is not to let it exert the power of Dolphin Man, but to make it use "Black Mist" link "Quick Return" to clear the enhanced ability of Dragonite.

The last one to appear is Tornado, who hasn't had much of a fighting chance in recent times.

Since the trainer usually plays high-end games with intense challenges, it has few opportunities to show itself despite its hard work, and can only compete with the trainer.

But the difference this time is that it finally has an opponent that is not so strong that it cannot possibly fight against (referring to the level 55 Dragonite)!

The energy that has been accumulated for a long time is ready to be released. Without the help of the restraining scarf, the hot cat begins its evolution!

※The left side has a big gap because the awakening value has all attributes +20, but the winning rate is still higher than fighting against ordinary monsters.

(End of this chapter)