Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 402 Higana was just having fun; if she really caused trouble, Link would have to take care of it.
In theory, the "Zeroing Realm" can interfere with reality and turn some "possible" events into reality.

When Link unexpectedly traveled back to prehistoric times, it was indeed "possible" that Lugia in the Poké Ball was caught in a time warp and arrived in the present, only to be unknowingly transported back to prehistoric times after a battle...

When the tortoise thinks, the alpaca laughs.

If you really think that reality can be so easily manipulated by magic, then you're dreaming too much.

The brilliance of the crystal shone brightly as Talebagos attempted to use the "Return to Zero" to interfere with the barriers between reality and possibility.

A moment later, the dazzling light gradually dimmed. It felt much more tired and didn't know if its attempt to summon Lugia had been successful.

"Bagogo!"

The turtle urged the trainer to throw the Poké Ball at hand.

"All right……"

Link threw the Poké Ball with a complicated expression.

The Poké Ball opened as usual, revealing its interior.

Nothing happened.

Apart from the moonlight and the shadow cast by the upper part, the Poké Ball was empty.

“Hey…hey li…”

The failure indicates that the spacetime stability is good, not that it lacks proficiency in its own abilities.

Even so, Talebagos was still embarrassed and transformed back into its Crystal Turtle form, probably not wanting to see anyone for a while.

"Nobody said it was your fault. Such an absurd idea was unlikely to succeed anyway."

Link suppressed a laugh and put the crystal gem back into his backpack.

Closer to home.

In just a short while, the "Dragon Star Cluster" of the different colored sky seated has accelerated its descent and is about to crash into the battle tower.

In the end, it was Link and the elves who had to push the "Dragon Star Cluster" back.

However, at this very moment, an unexpected change occurred.

A terrifying shadow rose from the Poké Ball that Link threw out.

The shadow, a mixture of gold and red, suddenly expanded, and then, as if it had materialized, revealed a dragon-shaped figure that blotted out the sky.

"Fu?"

Emerging from the shadow cast by the Poké Ball was a figure that left a deep impression on the frizzy.

It was a gray-black, six-legged, golden semi-circular creature with a pair of amorphous black wings that stretched from its back to its chest with alternating black and red stripes.

It was the very Giratina they had seen reflected in the Fountain of Farewell!

"Boni?"

Egui Peng was almost startled. Did the trainer raise such a powerful Pokémon?

"What the hell is this? No, I didn't do it..."

Why is Giratina inside his Poké Ball?
wrong!

The Poké Ball management system has remained completely normal. It's not that Giratina exists inside a Poké Ball, but rather that it used a Poké Ball as a medium to escape from the destroyed world!

Is it possible that there's actually a powerful legendary Pokémon inside the Poké Ball that Link has?

— Talebagos (in autism)

Long ago, Xiaoxia and Link both strayed into the Cave of Return, and the latter was trapped in the deepest part with the elves.

To confirm the extent of spatial distortion, someone threw a Poké Ball into another dimension four times in a row, finally confirming that he and his frizzy fox were in the gap between reality and the other side.

Although the Poké Ball returned to the deepest room several times, something seemed to have happened during that time.

"Why can't I get along with the opposing team in high-level matches?"

First Lugia, then Giratina, they're all incredibly durable.

Next time, it can't be Wujitai who scores, can it...?

anyway.

Before Giratina, who had been inexplicably dragged out, could even figure out what was going on, it was struck by a fierce attack from behind by "Dragon Star Group".

This enraged it, causing it to temporarily abandon the humans in front of it and turn to glare angrily at the strangely colored Sky-Sided One who was looking down at it from above.

The latter, having nowhere to vent its fighting spirit, and still not having had its fill of fighting, saw that humans had sent out dragons whose imposing presence was no less than its own, so it naturally wanted to continue fighting.

After some back and forth, Black Rayquaza and Giratina reached an agreement and began a new round of battle.

Then Giratina let out a long howl, and numerous rifts opened up in the sky above the city of Larus, releasing countless "evil waves" like a mirror image.

An aura shot upwards towards the stars, completely destroying the "Dragon Star Cluster" after the Odd-colored Rayquaza had maxed out its Special Attack.

Then, it vanished into thin air, taking advantage of the shadow cast by the smoke and dust generated by the clash of moves.

When it reappeared, it had already traversed hundreds of meters in the blink of an eye and appeared directly below Rayquaza.

This is the prototype of the Darktail's move "Sneak Attack," a unique move that only Giratina, who dwells in another world, can use!
By the time Rayquaza realized that his opponent could teleport using the shadows, it was too late. He was immediately knocked away by an unexpected attack from his opponent.

Fortunately, the two Pokémon were fighting in the air; otherwise, the force that sent Rayquaza flying dozens of meters away would have been enough to destroy the few remaining buildings in Larus City.

"Did Turtle succeed, or did it completely botch it?"

Link below was quite uneasy. Summoning a Pokémon capable of fighting back was successful, but Giratina was no pushover either...

"FumQ..."

The fox thought to itself that it was probably time to run away.

Even the black Rayquaza was confident it could handle—after all, it could evade "Godspeed" with "Instant Transmission," but this Giratina was probably completely beyond its capabilities.

The attack method of locking onto the shadow and teleporting leaves even it with no room to maneuver.

"It's not over yet, let's wait and see."

As he spoke, Link took out the Jade of Return just in case.

This time the problem is serious...

……

at the same time.

Xiaoyou and Xiaoyao finally gained the approval of Rayquaza.

But before it can truly return to its former glory, there is still one last piece of the puzzle left – the finishing touch.

Why would Rayquaza forget its signature move?

May, who temporarily became Rayquaza's trainer before the Gigantamax Meteorite was destroyed, was particularly puzzled: "Why is it the Meteor Dwellers who taught it this move?"

She always felt that this was not quite reasonable.

With slightly reddened eyes, Shigana explained, "High power means high consumption. Rayquaza wasn't without its losses during its battle with Groudon and Kyogre a thousand years ago. Unlike the two that received natural energy replenishment during their sealing, Rayquaza needs special meteorites to replenish that special energy in large quantities."

The Meteor People predicted this a thousand years ago.

As for why the humans of that time were able to analyze Rayquaza's special moves, foresee the future a thousand years from now, seal Groudon and Kyogre, and leave behind a legacy that allowed Rayquaza to regain its former glory...

The affairs of the Mega Hoenn don't need to be understood by modern people.jpg
There's even a time machine that's still around in the Hoenn region.
“We’ll study these things later, Haruka.” Haruka quickly interrupted the other’s curiosity. “There was another strange thing happening in the sky just now. It seems that Krillin sent out a particularly powerful Pokémon. Let’s hurry and go support him!”

(End of this chapter)