Pokémon: This trainer is too wild!

Chapter 375 The Abilities of Talebagos, Little Turtle is Confused

"Okay, the matter is settled."

Yveltal landed, and Reshiram landed behind him, looking at Yveltal's back with a resentful gaze.

Damn black bird! Mammon's mount should be my white dragon!

hateful!

Mammon, of course, had no idea what his true dragon was thinking at that moment, and smiled as he spoke to Balza and the others.

Cattleya smiled faintly, Plantina's eyes gleamed with adoration, and Serena was also very excited. Mr. Mammon!
"Hehe~ Balzac, Mayali, I'm back~"

Punishment Hoopa floated in front of the two with a grin, its mouth wide open in a bright smile.

"Welcome back, and congratulations on regaining your power, Hoopa."

Balzac smiled genuinely and smiled at Hupa, who was being punished.

"Thank you, Mammon. I'm sorry to have troubled you."

Then Balzac expressed his gratitude to Mammon.

"Thank you so much, Mammon."

Mayari hugged Punishment Hoopa tightly, wiping her slightly red eyes as she spoke to Mammon.

During the battle, she was so frightened by the dangerous situation that she couldn't breathe several times.

“Don’t mention it, we’re all friends.” Mammon chuckled. “Besides, how should I put it, I’m really grateful to Hoopa for this today, otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to enjoy such a grand occasion.”

"But there is one thing that is very strange."

Mammon turned and looked at the battlefield he had just been on, a puzzled expression on his face.

"What's wrong, Mammon?" Balza asked, puzzled.

"A battle with such a large number of top-tier legendary Pokémon should have caused this space to collapse, but there is absolutely no sign of that happening."

Mammon shared his thoughts.

"Was it because of the Origin Palucia back then?"

Even the minor skirmishes in the original movie caused the space to collapse, let alone the fierce battle between those two top-tier legends.

Logically speaking, this space should have started to collapse long ago.

Is it because of the increased solidity and stability of space after Palukia's origination?

But something doesn't seem right.

"How could that be? This has nothing to do with Palkia." Punish Hoopa curled his lip.

“Oh?” Mammon raised an eyebrow.

"It is true that the concept of 'space' came about because of Palkia's birth, but it is only responsible for the stability of the world's overall space. The fact that this space was able to withstand the pressure of battle without collapsing has absolutely nothing to do with Palkia."

The punishment of Hupa was stated with absolute certainty and conviction.

"And I'm not trying to smear Paluchia, but if this space were to collapse, it probably wouldn't be able to prevent it from happening."

"To be honest, in some aspects of spatial utilization, it's not as good as Hoopa's."

Punishing Hoopa clearly indicates that he remains skeptical of Palkia's spatial powers.

After all, Palkia is a dragon that embodies the concept of 'space', yet Palkia was unable to counter Hoopa's spatial rings, so it's no wonder that Hoopa underestimated Palkia's spatial power.

“Then do you know why this space hasn’t collapsed?” Mammon asked Hoopa, the Punisher.

Hupa's response to the punishment was quite confident and assertive.

"Of course I don't know."

Upon hearing this, Mammon rolled his eyes, but it was just a casual glance.

A golden light flashed above the clouds on the horizon, and a white figure disappeared behind the clouds and into the sky.

If it is that, then it's not surprising at all.

Mammon clicked his tongue. He knew it. With such a grand scene, how could the alpaca not come to see it?

"Alright, let's go back and get some water. This isn't a good place to chat."

The Valley of Creation.

Mammon and the others returned here, and Mayari warmly brought out her treasured fruit wine.

"Have some, this is homemade by my grandma, it's delicious."

Mayali poured a cup for each of them, not even sparing Hupa and Talebagos.

After all, I'm in a good mood today.

"It's a little sweet, emmm... and a little astringent, but it's delicious."

Prantina took a sip and found it surprisingly delicious.

This was her first time drinking.

“Right? It’s not very strong. Even someone who’s never drunk alcohol before won’t get drunk from just one glass.” Mei Yali said happily.

"It really tastes great. By the way, Balza, you guys should have Hoopado try breaking through the punishment later."

Mammon glanced over and saw that Punish Hoopa was using his superpowers to control a large bowl and clink glasses with Talebagos and Jirachi, which made him chuckle.

"Although the power has been regained, the effects of the punishment are still in effect, and it cannot pass through the golden ring on its own."

That's right. Although Hoopa can now freely transform into its liberated form, it is still under punishment. It has only regained its power and has not yet broken through the punishment.

But it's only a matter of time. After all, there's no problem with punishing Hoopa's temperament now. As long as he tries more, he'll eventually break through the punishment.

Only when one can freely pass through the golden ring of the Hupa will one truly be free.

“Yes, we will keep an eye on it,” Balza replied with a smile, also sincerely hoping that Hoopa could break the punishment soon.

After all, this truly achieved the goal set by my great-grandfather.

While chatting and drinking, Mei Yali even cooked a few dishes.

It is worth mentioning that……

"You bunch of bastards! I told you to have a little, not to finish the whole bottle!!"

Mayali's scream startled the slightly tipsy Plantina and Serena, who turned to look.

Upon discovering that Mayari was pinching Hupa's ear as punishment, she looked at the wine barrel, which was less than 10% full, and felt heartbroken, wanting to cry.

"Ouch, ouch, ouch, hiccup~ Mayali, don't be angry." Punishment Huba pouted, hiccuped, and grinned foolishly.

"I specially saved some for you."

"Shouldn't I thank you, Hoopa?!"

Mayari gritted her teeth, glancing at Jirachi, Victini, and Emredo, who were lying on their bellies, drunk and passed out, and at Talebagos, who was walking with his head held high, drunk and unusually excited.

Mayali was on the verge of tears.

These are several barrels of wine! This is the last barrel of fruit wine left by her grandmother.

Having all drunk a little too much, Cattleya and the others went back to sleep in the room that Balzac had prepared for Mammon and the others.

Mammon, meanwhile, carried the slightly tipsy Talebagos to a grassy area and sat down.

"Little turtle, you used your powers to send me back to the past today, didn't you?"

Mammon asked Talebages.

"Really? Oh, I think so."

Talebagos's clear telepathic connection was tinged with confusion before he finally understood.

"Can you still activate this ability now?"

"It might work……"

"What is should?"

Mammon was taken aback.

If it can be done, it can be done; if it can't be done, it can't be done. What does "should" even mean?

Is this little turtle drunk?

“I’m not sure, Mammon. My abilities aren’t arbitrary, and I can only send you to the past or future that are related to you.”

"What do you mean?" Mammon pondered, but was still unsure.

"I can't send you to a specific timeline; I can only send you to a point in the past or future that you are bound to experience."

Talebagos tilted his head, thought for a moment, and then replied.

But how to say it?

This statement actually sounds quite confusing.

Seemingly realizing that what he said was not clear enough, Talebagos paced back and forth in distress, pondering how to explain it clearly.

"By the way, Mammon, when I sent you back to the past, did you see anyone you knew?"

Talebagos suddenly thought of something.

"..." Mammon seemed to suddenly understand.

"You mean you can only send me to the timeline of someone with whom I'm destined to cross paths?"

"That's right, and it has to be someone who has cause and effect. It is because of the 'cause' in the past or future that there is the 'effect' in the present or future."

Talebagos' eyes lit up, and he nodded vigorously.

"In that case, your time travel does indeed have many limitations."

Mammon thought to himself, and from this perspective, the time travel of Talebagos was more of a cause-and-effect cycle.

However, recalling the plot of Zhu Zi, the influence of Talebages was indeed 'great'.

The Padiya Crater has been shrouded in mystery since ancient times. Before modern times, only the Zone 0 observation team two hundred years ago reached the deepest part of Zone 0.

The explorer Heinrich Heize wrote the expedition logs "The Book of Vermilion" and "The Book of Purple," which recorded the strange events encountered by the expedition team and were passed down to later generations.

However, most modern people believe that the contents of the Book of Zhu Zi are too bizarre and its authenticity cannot be verified, so no one believes it.

But the doctoral couple, Orin and Fortu, who had read "The Book of Zhu Zi," believed it without a doubt. Why?
Because they had truly experienced a mysterious encounter, they had seen the Pokémon described in the book, and because of the "Book of Purple and Crimson" they had read since childhood, their hearts had long been captivated by the Pokémon recorded in the book.

In order to see these ancient and future Pokémon again, the two of them did their best to conduct experiments in Area Zero and finally succeeded in creating a time machine!

The time machine can actually transport Pokémon from the past and future to the present, which is the paradoxical Pokémon!

Orin and her husband really succeeded.

But how were the Orin couple able to ascertain the authenticity of the contents of the Book of Zhu Zi?
That's because in the future, the protagonist Xiaoqing subdued Talebagos, who then activated its time-travel ability in the Crystal Pool, sending the Orin couple, who had not yet created a time machine, to the present.

The Orin couple met Milton in the 'future' and became even more certain of the authenticity of the Book of Vermilion, so they built a time machine.

In fact, the Haizhe Expedition had seen all sorts of paradoxical Pokémon in Sector Zero two hundred years ago. So why didn't the Orin couple see a single paradoxical Pokémon when they entered Sector Zero?

It's highly likely that the Hydra expedition team from two hundred years ago was transported by Talebages to the era two hundred years later, when the Orin couple had already built a time machine. That's why they encountered all sorts of paradoxical Pokémon and wrote down their adventure story.

Paradox, paradox. The paradox isn't just about the ancient and future species that appear in the modern world; the storyline of Zone Zero in the game is also full of paradoxes.

In this storyline, who is the true 'cause'? And who is the true 'effect'?
First the cause, then the effect; reverse the cause to the effect.

Talebagos's abilities are truly quite mysterious, but in any case, Mammon only needs to be able to confirm whether it can still allow him to travel back to Xicui.

"Can you send me back to Xicui again? It would be best if you could send me and Xiaoguang there together."

Mammon clicked his tongue; that was all he cared about.

"What do you mean by 'washing jade'?"

Talebagos was quite bewildered.

"?" Mammon was taken aback.

“Emmm… I actually wanted to send you back three thousand years ago, because the ‘threads’ on you from the past can extend back three thousand years.”

"My thought at the time was to send you as far away as possible, so that I could take down Hoopa when you weren't around."

"Talebagos tilted his head and said."

"But I did not go back three thousand years."

Mammon replied with a strange expression, "Little turtle's meaning is easy to understand."

Mammon probably also knew that the 'thread' from three thousand years ago must be Az and the petals of the Eternal Flower, since Az was a person from three thousand years ago.

"Yes, my mind wasn't working properly back then. Now that I think about it, some other force changed my abilities and sent you astray. I don't even know where I sent you."

Talebagos was very innocent and naive.

"..."

(End of this chapter)