Pokémon: Who let him leave Pallet Town?

Chapter 385 A Heartbreaking Past
Natsume, accompanied by his giant Dragonite, curiously followed behind the other party.

To his surprise, he discovered that these black rods were no longer absorbing his power as before.

"What's the principle?"

As Natsume walked, he asked with great curiosity.

"It's very simple. If you can have absolute control over your own power, you won't be devoured by the stone tablet."

The guardian, with his dragon head, didn't reply.

Natsume was taken aback, looking at the force field that enveloped him.

This is the energy released by the guardian Dragonite, and it's amazing how reliably it can protect him.
How strong must that be in terms of control?

"So, you taught Dragonite how to control its power?"

Natsume turned to look at the Great Dragonite.

Although it can't do anything as ordinary as the Guardian Dragonite, the energy loss in the Great Dragonite's body is extremely slow.

"right"

The guardian Dragonite remained silent as it approached the stone bed.

Before it could even get on, the Great Dragonite beat it to it.

"Ouch."

With a bang, half of the stone bed collapsed.

The guardian Dragonite stared intently at its opponent, then turned to look at Natsume.

“As you can see, her development here is a little off.” Natsume pointed to her head.

"Innate or..."

"The day after tomorrow, when I saw her, she was like this."

Natsume said truthfully.

Upon hearing this, a look of self-reproach appeared on the face of the guardian Dragonite.

"Not only that, but due to the influence of her mother's Dynamax energy, some of her organs have developed abnormally, and she will not live more than three years."

Natsume's voice followed.

"What?" the guardian Dragonite exclaimed in astonishment.

Anxiety flashed across its face, and it frowned as it looked at Natsume:

What does "Dynamax" mean?

Natsume was taken aback and asked:

"When you encountered its mother, was she large?"

"It's quite petite." The Guardian Dragonite scratched its head sheepishly.

Natsume was immediately disappointed.

What? He thought it was...
Natsume unilaterally announced the stripping of Dragonite's title as the Legendary Dragonite.

"Is such that."

Since the other party is suspected to be the father of the Great Dragonite, there is no need to hide it.

Natsume revealed the whole truth.

Upon hearing this, the guardian Dragonite frowned:
The surgery you mentioned

Natsume took out the design blueprints, and the Guardian Dragonite paused:
"You mentioned Ho-Oh as a backup plan, do you need me?"

Natsume took out the Rainbow Feather, and its light shone out like a small sun.

"So, is there anything else I can do to make amends?"

The guardian Dragonite looked dejected.

“You don’t need to worry about that right now,” Natsume waved his hand.

He has his own plans regarding the bamboo pole incident; there's no rush.

"But since you're staying here, why don't you go and find them, mother and daughter?"

Natsume looked curiously at the guardian, Dragonite.

Looking at his face, he seems upright and honest, not like a scoundrel like Long.

"I met her mother when I was traveling around with my trainer."

campaign?

Dragonite in the Age of War!
I've lived this long!
Natsume was startled, but then listened with great interest.

However, the more he listened, the more outrageous it seemed.

"What kind of crazy conquest can last for decades, spanning all of Kanto, Johto, and Hoenn!"

"What, are you participating in the World People's Liberation War?"

Natsume was filled with suspicion; it all sounded like a reason made up by the guardian Dragonite.

Unexpectedly, the guardian Dragonite paused, then turned to look at Natsume:
"Yes, I participated in this war until the alliance stabilized."

Natsume was taken aback, staring at the other person for a long time without saying a word.

After a while, Natsume put a hat on himself.

"What are you doing?" The guardian Dragonite looked at Natsume strangely.

"I hereby declare that you will firmly hold the title of Legendary Dragonite in my heart."

Natsume took off his hat and bowed to the other person.

After the ceremony, Natsume looked up and tentatively asked, "In that case, who is your trainer?"

Aside from great figures, he couldn't think of anyone whose Pokémon could conquer every region.

He has been dead for a long time.

A hint of melancholy appeared in the eyes of the guardian Dragonite.

Natsume was slightly lost in thought.

Regardless of who it is, the trainer must have been a high-ranking member of the league during their lifetime, a founding father.

"Does your trainer have any descendants?"

Natsume rubbed his hands together.

If any descendants survive, it might become a large family.
"No." The guardian Dragonite shook its head.

"Ok."

Natsume's eyes narrowed slightly.

The names of the most important contributors at the beginning of the alliance are all easy to find.

He remembered that there were family members who had survived to this day.
"Since that's the case, many years have passed since the alliance was established. Why don't you try to find them?"

As Natsume spoke, he pointed to the Great Dragonite.

"I can't leave here."

The guardian dragonite paused for a moment, then pointed to the surrounding stone pillars and said:

"I need to keep an eye on these things."

"Moreover, there are only two Pokémon prisons located underground here."

The guardian Dragonite pointed to the ground as it spoke.

Using his telekinesis, Natsume discovered that the ground was indeed hollow.

There are many imprisoned Pokémon inside.

The underground prison is far from the surface, at a delicate distance from the megalithic monument.

It can suppress the energy within these Pokémons to a certain extent.

For some reason, Natsume thought of the ancient Unova region.

"Why imprison them? Wouldn't it be better if they just reformed?"

Natsume felt something was off.

Pokémon are easily influenced by their trainers, and when they get into trouble, it's usually because their trainers instigated it.

There are very few Pokémon that are purely evil.

"I'm protecting them," the guardian Dragonite said, shaking its head.
"If we don't arrest them beforehand, they will be wiped out."

"Huh?" Natsume was taken aback by the inexplicable words.

"The reason you think most Pokémon aren't inherently bad is because those that are inherently bad and do evil have been quietly eliminated," the Guardian Dragonite added.

"What?" Natsume was even more confused.

Suddenly, he remembered the merciless, majestic flame that pierced through the shrine.

Natsume shuddered.

“This isn’t right, is it?” Natsume said slowly.

"I also feel something's wrong, but I can't beat it," the Guardian Dragonite said expressionlessly.

Natsume's eyes darkened.

It seems that it was that unknown divine beast from Mount Shirogane that did it.

"Of course, my main task is to protect these monuments."

"Seized?" Natsume suddenly asked.

After all, the same black stick he was holding was unearthed from the ruins.

"Yes." The Guardian Dragonite nodded:

"During the campaign in the Kalos region, it was something that trainers captured, I think it was dismantled from some kind of weapon?"

The guardian Dragonite tilted its head; the era was too long ago, and it couldn't quite remember.

"I see," Natsume said knowingly.

I didn't expect the guardians here to have such interesting stories.

Natsume yawned and got up:

"Speaking of which, do you have any idea you can get your hands on that Dragon-Riding Cloak?"

“Okay.” The Guardian Dragonite nodded.

"Really? It's for your daughter." Natsume reminded her.

Sure enough, once the Giant Dragonite was brought out, the opponent immediately became anxious:
"In that case, take the shovel and let's go!"

"Why bring a shovel?" Natsume asked suspiciously.

"After the Dragon Messengers died, they were all buried in my valley. I will take you there."

"Guardian Dragonite urged."

Natsume: "."

"Actually, you just need to secure me a spot to participate in tomorrow's Dragon Envoy Transition Conference."

(End of this chapter)