Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 519 Comparing them? Hmph, perhaps my current strength has already far surpassed Mewtwo!

Thanks to the occasional use of the Bond Scarf to evolve to the final stage, the Fire Fox that evolved into the Longtail Fire Fox quickly adapted to its new form.

Greater output, a more convenient body, and a greater ability to precisely manipulate objects by attaching superpowers to them.

With its greatly enhanced control over energy, it discovered that the number of values ​​it could control simultaneously had increased dramatically. Even when the number increased to three, five, or even ten, it was completely unhindered, almost as easily as the Mega Flame Foxes in the Carlos region.

Control the branches to fly, fire, move like floating cannons while firing, or combine them to unleash attacks with greater power than usual.

The long-tailed fire fox held the branch in its hand like a conductor's baton, causing more than ten branches to fly freely like firebirds, as if they truly possessed life.

"You were already able to imitate the characteristics of Mega Flame Fox at the Longtail Flame Fox stage? I think it must be because of your extraordinary energy control since childhood, which you have been trained in Grand Contests."

The long-tailed fire fox felt the same way; it had been training itself since it was a child, so it was normal for it to excel in this area after evolving.

The Fire Foxes weren't exactly known for their strength; even after evolving into the Fiery Red Fox, their strength was only slightly above average. They must have their own unique skills.

However, it did not expect that their race had engraved tree branches into their genes, even in the initial stages, because after Mega Evolution, they would use them as weapons with high energy conduction efficiency.

Link thought it might not be so; perhaps there was a "wand" more suitable for the Fiery Red Fox than a tree branch?

Or perhaps, long, long ago, the branches used by the Fire Foxes were different from the varieties used today; they were rarer varieties that were more powerful and better suited to Fire-type moves...

"Wang?"

Seeing that both the Fire Fox and the trainer were immersed in joy, Arcanine suddenly thought of something.

It's already tiring for it to use its "stand-in" to spare energy, so is it really okay for the fire fox to pour its energy into so many branches at the same time?

The Ghost Tail Fish, who had experienced this firsthand, was also worried. If the energy was distributed to the main bodies of those ghost flames, it would weaken them to some extent, but if not enough energy was distributed, it would be of no use.

The worst part is—if you dedicate a lot of energy to those branches and then get blown up by someone's attack...

It’s a big loss.

"Mm!?"

The long-tailed fire fox was surprised to find that its racial traits were so troublesome.
The Blazing Roaring Tiger seems a bit underwhelming. If it diverts its energy to the tree branch, wouldn't it be doomed if it were to take a "surprise attack"?

Especially since the Fire Fox's physical form is so weak, if it focuses its energy on other things, it would be easy for someone to break through its defenses.

However, in doubles battles, which trainers prefer, it's alright with the protection of a teammate. It feels like it would be better to further showcase the unpredictable nature of psychic abilities rather than focusing on increasing power.

Seeing the humans and Pokémon discussing the Fiery Fox and its Mega Evolution with great enthusiasm, the newly joined Garchomp also began to look forward to it.

If it were to Mega Evolve into a Super Garchomp, how powerful would it become, given its already formidable strength?
Beside it, Dragonite patted its shoulder.

Having battled Cynthia's Mega Garchomp, he has to say that Mega Evolution doesn't always lead to a boost, or the direction of that boost might be completely different from what you expect...

Garchomp: "?"

"Muf! Fuya!"

This is different!
Despite being teased by the other fire-type Pokémon in the team, the Fire Fox used its extraordinary wisdom and quickly found a way to solve the problem faced by the Darktail Fish!
"I see!"

Upon hearing this, Link suddenly realized that the key was actually in the Fire Fox's characteristic—"Magician"!

"Wang?"

I didn't understand what you meant by "synchro connection fusion". Could you explain it in simpler terms?

Instead of talking, the fire fox decided to demonstrate in a more easily understandable way. It pulled a long, slender branch from somewhere and handed it to Link.

Link showed it to the elves; it was just an ordinary, common, and mysteriously unknown tree branch, with no special spiritual power, superpowers, or energy attached to it.

He then swiped his sleeve, and the branch spontaneously combusted without fire.

"Gangbi?"

Little Keaby tilted its head in confusion. Was the trainer going to perform a magic trick for them?
Not at all.

Link simply waved his hand casually.

The ordinary tree branch unleashed a fire-attribute attack with power comparable to Garchomp's "Hyper Beam".

"?"

The Pokémon's eyes were immediately filled with doubt, and Garchomp was even more bewildered.

Kirby rubbed his head and eyes, and it took him about ten seconds to realize what was happening.

"Gambit!?"

The Water-type trainer unleashed a Fire-type move!
Not really.

The dolphin noticed something amiss.

Although the trainer can use Fire-type moves, the Flame Released this time did not originate from the trainer himself, but from the Fennekin next to him.

Having already synchronized with the branch before being given it, it uses the "Magician" technique to merge itself with the branch in space the moment the trainer swings the branch, unleashing a "Flamethrower" from a distance.

"That's right, this is the way to avoid being breached after allocating energy to the branches."

Generally speaking, even though its Special Attack is enhanced after evolving into Fennekin, Fennekin's Special Attack is still not outstanding (compared to other Pokémon of the same level), and it still relies on skill to win.

But what if it evolves again, or even temporarily evolves into a mega-level demon fire red fox?
Seeing this as a rare opportunity, Fire Fox decided to give it a try.

Link then pulled out the Bond Scarf from his backpack and, using the energy it contained that originated from Xerneas, temporarily evolved the Fire Fox from its long-tailed Fire Fox form into a Fiery Red Fox.

Immediately afterwards, the Key Stone and the Mega Stone resonated easily, allowing it to take this form a step further and temporarily evolve into Mega Wraithfox.

It is not currently engaged in battle, giving it ample time to focus on its new form.

Before long, they came to the conclusion that Mega Evolution greatly increases Special Attack, Special Defense, and Reaction Speed.

Not only that.

The fiery red fox waved its branches, and the grass, trees, rocks, and even streams around the campsite flew into the sky, forming a curtain that blotted out the sun.

These objects, manipulated by superpowers, seem to possess their own consciousness as they fly and move autonomously. They can also launch various moves based on the "magician" characteristic, and perform tactical maneuvers, cover fire, combined attacks, teleportation, or attach themselves to other Pokémon to attack and interfere at point-blank range.

Seeing this, Link couldn't help but exclaim, "In its Mega Evolution state, this level of psychic power is probably already comparable to Mewtwo."

Comparable?

The Firefox, having fought Mewtwo before, thinks it might even be stronger than Mewtwo now...

(End of this chapter)