Pokémon: This trainer is too wild!

Chapter 255 Sinnoh Mythology! The True God!
The Sinnoh region is a place where many myths and legends are told.

Watervein City, a port city with shimmering waters.

Watervein City is special because it is divided in two by a canal, making it a city full of exotic charm.

As Mammon and his group walked out of the airport, they immediately took in the cityscape.

"This is Cattleya's hometown area, it's really charming."

Higana looked around curiously; she was quite interested in this area.

Because this is Cattleya's hometown.

"Yes, it's been a long time since I've been back."

Cattleya's beautiful blonde hair swayed in the breeze, and her eyes were slightly misty.

Stepping onto the land of Sinnoh once again, her feelings were quite complicated.

How to describe it?
There was a sense of things having changed, even though she had only been gone for about half a year, but...

It really feels like so much has happened, and her mindset has already undergone a dramatic change.

"Gargio, gather the organization members and head to Zhuqing City to acquire a few buildings there."

Mammon instructed Gladion that, just in case, Team Rocket members should enter the Sinnoh region in batches.

Since Quechua City is the largest city in the Sinnoh region, it's only natural to establish the company there.

“Yes.” Gladgio nodded.

Let's take a good look around.

He said he would take a good look around, but in reality, Mammon had a very clear goal: to go to the most famous library in Watervein City.

The Canalstone Library is one of Canalstone's most iconic locations, and it houses many books about Sinnoh's legends.

Mammon and his two companions arrived here.

In the beginning, there was only chaotic turmoil, everything mixed together. At its center appeared an egg, which fell and from it was born the primordial being.

'The primordial thing created two copies, and time began to flow, and space began to expand.'

'Then it gave birth to three more lives from its own body.'

'After the prayers of the two avatars, so-called 'matter' was born; after the prayers of the three beings, so-called 'mind' was born.'

After the world was created, the primordial elements fell into slumber.

Mammon read aloud the book titled "The Beginning Story," while Higana and Cattleya sat opposite him.

"Tsk~ Are all the legends and stories in Sinnoh this exaggerated?"

Higana closed the book "The Myth of Sinnoh" in front of her, feeling that Sinnoh was just too outrageous.

Their Hoenn mythology is mostly about Groudon and Kyogre fighting for supremacy, with people praying for Rayquaza's arrival to save the Hoenn people from their suffering.

Good grief, Sinnoh's mythology is already at the creation stage?
That's ridiculously exaggerated!

"However, this is not fake."

Mammon closed the book and spoke with a smile.

Hearing this, Higana was stunned, and Gadriya also looked at Mammon in astonishment.

"Mammon, you're not trying to say this is true, are you?"

Higana took the book, "The Beginning Story," and asked in surprise.

What does this book record? Simply put, it's about a creature that emerged from chaos, created two clones, and then created three more lives.

Then the clones created 'matter', life created 'mind', and after creating the world, the original beings fell into a deep sleep.

This is creation itself!!

is this real?
“Don’t be so surprised, it’s really true.” Mammon chuckled twice and looked at Cattleya.

Higana gasped, but she didn't doubt the truth of Mammon's words.

Since Mammon said it, it must be true!

"Cattleya, do you know the Pokémon in your Sinnoh legend?" Mammon asked Cattleya.

"The legendary gods of the lake, Uxie brought 'wisdom' to mankind, Memridor taught mankind 'emotions', and Azelf bestowed upon mankind 'will'."

After some thought, Gadria realized that thanks to her former best friend Cynthia's love of mythology, she did indeed know a lot about Sinnoh mythology.

"There are also two legendary Pokémon: Palkia, which controls space. Legend has it that when Palkia breathes from its lungs, the space becomes stable."

"There is also Dialga, who controls time. Time passes when Dialga's heart beats, but in reality, no one in modern times has ever actually seen them."

"According to her research, Dialga and Palkia live in a rift in spacetime."

"Cadelia said slowly."

"Hi~!"

Higana thought she was already very knowledgeable, but what Gadriya said was still quite outrageous.

"Isn't this 'God'?"

Higanbana offered her thoughts. In reality, although the Meteor Dwellers revered 'Dragon God' Rayquaza, Higanbana understood that, in the end, Rayquaza was simply an incredibly powerful Pokémon, not a true 'god'.

Other legends, such as Zekrom, Lugia, Ho-Oh, and Kyurem, are not considered true gods.

It is only because of humanity's reverence for faith and people's longing for these powerful Pokémon that they respectfully call them by divine names.

For example, Lugia. Those who worship Lugia call him the 'God of the Sea', but is Lugia really the 'God of the Sea'?

But what Caitlyn said about Pokémon living in the rifts of spacetime and whose every move affects spacetime—are they really not gods?

“Strictly speaking, they are the real ‘gods’, without any problem.”

Mammon nodded. There are no real 'gods' in Pokémon, because they are collectively called Legendary Pokémon and Mythical Pokémon.

Pokémon may possess terrifying power and abilities in legends, but they are still Pokémon.

But there are a few that are really different!
Arceus the alpaca goes without saying, as it is the origin of everything; the universe and the world originated from it.

Others are the three Origin Gods representing 'matter': Palkia, Dialga, and Giratina.

These three are officially recognized 'mythical Pokémon'! That's what they're collectively referred to as.

The three Origin Gods represent space, time, and antimatter respectively, and their status is far too high, ridiculously high.

If Palkia and Dialga encounter problems, the entire world and even parallel worlds will be affected; this has happened before in the anime "Journey to the West".

As for the 'Gods of the Lake,' who were also one of the six gods at the beginning of the world, they can truly be buried.

In terms of rank, the Lake Gods, who actually represent the 'mind', are indeed not inferior at all, but in terms of power, they are really a bit weak.

So here's an interesting point: rank doesn't necessarily reflect one's actual strength.

Compared to the Lake Gods, the 'Mythical Pokémon' are completely different. Palkia's power is quite strong, especially Giratina's.

Although Giratina was tricked by humans in the movie and almost died, its strength is truly outstanding.

It dragged Dialga into the Reverse World and beat him mercilessly. Dialga didn't even dare to fight back and just kept running away.

In the Arceus movie, Dialga and Palkia were nearly defeated by the corrupted alpaca in no time, while Giratina held out for a while, clearly showing the difference in their abilities.

Of course, it's also possible that the Time Dragon and Space Dragon lacked the Origin Orb, and their strength hadn't reached its peak.

But no matter what, even if they could originate, Mammon felt that these two brothers were probably still not as good as Giratina.

In the same Hoopa movie, Giratina withstood a Black Rayquaza's Dragon's Eye attack without any damage. Although Dragon's Eye, a Flying-type attack, is not super effective against Giratina, it didn't even have a ripple effect.

It's clear that Giratina's strength is definitely no weaker than Black Rayquaza's.

Compared to the three mythical Pokémon, the Lake Gods are far inferior.

However, it must be said that a class is a class. Team Galactic captured the Lake Gods, extracted their power to create the Red Chains that connect time and space, and controlled the summoned Dialga and Palkia.

This shows that the power of the gods of the lake is not comparable to that of the three Origin Gods, but it is not particularly bad either. However, perhaps they have been too comfortable since the beginning of creation, so they don't know how to use it at all.
Who knows.

"Wow, that's amazing! Gadria, do you know what that 'Origin Item' is?"

After her initial shock, Higana was filled with immense curiosity.

Who wouldn't want to know the origin of the world? Higana was very curious about who created this world.

"I don't know."

After thinking it over carefully, Gadriya shook her head.

"But perhaps... the Great Sage Sinnoh?"

"The Grand Master of Sinnoh?" Higanbana asked in confusion. The Grand Master of Sinnoh? Does he have any connection with the Sinnoh region?

"Yes, back then our Sinnoh was called the Greenland. Legend has it that the Sinnoh Grandmaster created the Greenland, and the people of Sinnoh built the Sinnoh Temple at the foot of Mt. Coronet to worship the Sinnoh Grandmaster."

"However, the Sinnoh Temple was destroyed a long time ago and became ruins, now known as the Pillar of the Spear."

"That's what I'm saying," Gadriya replied.

"As for what kind of Pokémon the Sinnoh Grandmaster is, I don't know either."

"I see." Higana said with some regret.

"Cattleya, I have a question. Have you heard of Mijina?"

Mammon pondered for a moment, then asked Cattleya.

Mijna is the setting for the Arceus theatrical version.

"Mijina? I think I've heard of it. I heard there's a well-preserved ruin there."

Caldelia recalled that she had indeed heard of this town.

Mijna is somewhat famous because it has ruins dating back thousands of years and are very well preserved.

"Does Mijna really exist? Does that mean it will be like the movie version? Or not?"

Upon hearing this, Mammon pondered, "Hey buddy, does he still have to figure out how to fight Arceus?"

This is really quite difficult.

No, no, no, let's look on the bright side. Maybe it was just Mijina, but the situation described in the movie didn't actually happen?
Moreover, with Dialga around, it's not impossible for him to travel through time and space.

(End of this chapter)