Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 445 The Roaring Overlord

Is the King of Fish really a real entity?
Upon hearing the strange machine make such a statement, the fisherman Xiuze didn't even care what it was, and immediately pricked up his ears.

"If there really is a king of all fish, could it be a mollusc that has swarmed and transformed?"

Link immediately thought of the legendary creature known as the "Sea Monster": "Theoretically, the strength of the Wishiwashi should increase as their numbers increase."

The Pokédex describes the school form of Wishiwashi as standing up to 8.2m tall and weighing 78.6kg, making it one of the largest Fish-type Pokémon.

If the quantity and individual strength reach a certain level, it is not impossible to reach the level of Gyouka.

But Polygon denied this answer.

"Although the wasabi are also abundant in inland lakes, lakes in deep mountains are not their primary habitat."

"Living in the mountains, preferring rainy days, and appearing in spring, it is worthy of being called the 'King of Fish' and should be called the 'Eating Roaring Demon' spirit."

"Eat Houba?"

Xiuze frowned; he had never heard of this kind of fish before.

Groudon, a Water-type Pokémon, is incredibly strong, but not very bright.

Standing at 12.0m tall and weighing 220.0kg, it is the largest Fish-type Pokémon ever discovered by humans, excluding Kyogre.

"It's a Groudon?" Link was somewhat surprised, not expecting that there would be such a Pokémon in the Johto region.

No, that's not right.

First of all, Chihoba and Milion have a symbiotic relationship, and Milion's form is the origin of sushi.

Meanwhile, the Johto region is the birthplace of sushi in the world.

Therefore, it is clear that wild Milionosaurus must have a habitat in the Johto region, so it is not surprising that it also has a gluttonous dinosaur, at most it is just a bit far-fetched.

"I think there must be other reasons besides Milion for Polygon to think this way."

Indeed, in addition to the connection between the Johto region and sushi and Milion, Porygon also considered factors such as the region's ecology, temperature, geography, and food chain.

It's a bit complicated to explain in detail, but in short, the King of All Fish is most likely the spirit known as the Roaring King.

"Alright, in that case, I'm determined to catch it!"

Xiuze didn't care who the other party was; he was determined to catch them no matter what!

But Link hesitated, saying that the strength of a fish underwater is several times its body weight, and a fish as heavy as a Roaring Beast could even generate a pulling force of tons.

The power of the elves may even exceed this value, potentially reaching several tons.

Can a normal person pull it?
Just as he was getting curious about this, the wave dolphins and the dark-tailed black fish that had gone to investigate the lake earlier returned.

According to their statistics, there are currently twenty-seven Shiny Gyarados and fifty-three regular Gyarados in this Rage Lake, and one of them even happened to evolve while they were patrolling.

It seems that even in the midst of a torrential downpour, the sounds of evolution from the town of Kaji at the foot of the mountain can still reach here.

Link decided to address this issue first by having Porygon block the electromagnetic waves that would stimulate Magikarp and Gyarados.

Prior to this, they had obtained a method from Ooki's lab to block signals.

The Polygon immediately dispatched its sub-units to carry out the mission, blocking all signals across the entire Lake of Rage. Meanwhile, the Dark Tail also discovered something else noteworthy beneath the Lake of Rage—ruins and statues bearing unknown totems.

"Are there undiscovered ruins of Alupho in the Lake of Rage?"

"Fu?"

Link nodded. This meant that there were relics at the locations of both lakes, confirming half of his guess.

Thanks to the unique characteristics of the Phantom Fish, it can also pass through walls like the Polygon, and thus also knows the situation inside.

However, since it obviously lacks a camera, it can only make trainers understand what's inside by creating an illusion.

Link was immersed in the illusion created by the Ghost Tail Fish through its mental power, and saw the stone tablet it had found below.

This time, the unknown totem text on it represents "Rayquaza". In other words, they need to bring Rayquaza here to enter the deepest part of the seal.

To prevent the ruins from being damaged and the waters of the Angry Lake from pouring down, he still had to avoid violent means.

"The one in the Dark Cave is Lugia, and the one in the Lake of Rage is Rayquaza. Is there any connection between these two Pokémon?"

Link couldn't help but ponder: if Lugia represents the sea and Rayquaza represents the sky, then should there also be a relic representing the earth?
The land, sea, and air of the Johto region... could it be referring to the Buried Tower?

As we all know, there exist in this world the Crimson Orb and the Indigo Orb that can bring Groudon and Kyogre back to their original forms.

But few people know that there is actually another gem associated with Rayquaza – a grass-green gem.

There is a Buried Tower on Route 47 in the Johto region. Normally, nothing will happen if you enter it. However, if you enter it with the Crimson Orb or the Indigo Orb, the corresponding room will open and you will summon Groudon or Kyogre into it.

Once you show Professor Oak the Groudon and Kyogre caught from the Buried Tower, he will give you a Grass Green Orb. You can then take it to the Buried Tower in Johto to summon Rayquaza to the upper level... This only works in the game.

Link wasn't sure if the Buried Tower and the Summoning Mechanism still existed in reality, but perhaps he could ask Professor Oak first.

So he casually sent a message to Professor Oak, but to his surprise, the other party was still awake and immediately replied: "I've never heard of any grass-green orb. By the way, how's things going on your end, Krillin?"

"I've already blocked the Evolutionary Voices of Lake Rage. I'll have them attack Team Rocket while I stay at Lake Rage in the pouring rain to prevent Team Rocket from escaping."

I was also watching a fishing enthusiast go fishing, so I don't need to elaborate on that.

After replying to the message, Link subconsciously looked at the fisherman Xiuze and found him staring intently at the water in the downpour.

“Something has emerged. I can sense it. The spirits in the Lake of Rage have been behaving very differently lately.”

Before he finished speaking, a fish suddenly took the bait!
The next instant, Xiuze felt a tremendous force pulling him toward the Lake of Wrath.

He quickly lifted the rod and stamped his feet, but it had almost no effect. He had never seen the strength of the fish in the water before; it was comparable to a large truck!

"Double-Edged Maru, go down and take a look."

The Twin Blade Maru somersaulted into the water with a fancy style, and then sprayed water back to the shore at an even faster speed than it had gone down.

There was a fish down there that was almost as big as Wailord!
"Fu!"

It's a gluttonous beast!

(End of this chapter)