Pokémon: Simultaneous time travel, this Ash is too versatile!

Chapter 5: A trainer who can't compete with Pokémon isn't a good trainer.

"Aura...power?" Ash murmured to himself, then realized that this Aura power was the power that Champion Ash had mentioned, the power that could withstand legendary Pokémon with one's bare body.

He had doubted the authenticity of this power back then, and even now he is still skeptical. How could a human body possibly fight against the world's most powerful elf?
Ash's physique is already outstanding among his peers. In terms of physical ability, no one in Pallet Town can match him. This seems to be his innate talent.

But when faced with the seemingly cute Pikachu, he was still powerless against the electric shock. Even with the rubber gloves on, Pikachu could simply shoot an electric shock at Ash's body if it wanted to, rendering the rubber gloves practically useless.

So if Ash were to actually fight Pikachu, his chances of winning would be practically zero.

If it's this good against a beginner Pokémon, imagine how it would be against those Pokémon at the pinnacle of the world. They could probably seriously injure a human with just a breath.

As it turns out, the power he questioned has actually been drawn by him.

[Champion Ash: So, what's the result? What level of power did you draw? B? C? Even a D-rank ability should be quite useful to you right now.]

Ash is currently a blank slate, and any ability he gains will be a significant improvement for him.

Even a relatively weak D-rank ability is equivalent to gaining some of Ash's experience or even some abilities from the group, which is of great help to the new Ash.

[Ash: Uh... I think I pulled an S-rank.]

[Non-European Xiao Zhi: Wait a minute, what do you mean by "it seems like I got an S-rank"? Did you even look at that wheel? The probability of getting an S-rank is only one in ten thousand. You only get one draw. Can't you see whether you got it or not?]

A new Ash appeared in the group. Although Ash didn't know what the term "non-European" meant, he felt that the term was full of malice towards humans.

[Ash: It's definitely S-rank. That's what the notification said. It said I drew an ability related to Aura Force, and it raised the Aura Force within me to S-rank. It also transferred some experience on how to use Aura Force to me. I'll have to look up the details myself later.]

At this moment, Ash had already "seen" a ball of light in his mind, which should be the experience memory about the Aura Force that the chat group had mentioned. However, he was still chatting in the group and had not returned to the real world, so Ash did not click on the ball of light.

[Xiao Zhi, the Unlucky One: No! Impossible! I don't believe it! How could someone draw an S-rank ability on their first try?! This is not scientific! I don't believe it!]

[Ash: Um... what's wrong with this senior? He seems really upset.]

[Champion Ash: Ahem, never mind him. His real name is Fisherman Ash, though he often comes back empty-handed from fishing. But his fishing skills are absolutely top-notch. He even caught a Kyogre once, though he couldn't catch it.]

[Champion Ash: After joining the chat group, Fishing Ash has been trying to draw abilities related to battles, so that if he catches a legendary Pokémon, he can capture it through battle. However... hehe, all the abilities he draws are below B-rank. His best record is five D-rank abilities and five E-rank abilities in a ten-pull, and they are all everyday abilities.]

[Xiaozhi: …]

What a tragic situation this sounds like. If he remembered correctly, although A and B had a small weight in that spinning wheel, they together accounted for about 10%. If you included area C, it would probably be around 30%.

After a ten-pull like that, I didn't even get a single C-rank character? That's outrageous!

[Ash the Aura: So, in the end, he angrily changed his name to Ash the Unlucky One, because his luck was just so incredibly bad; he was arguably the unluckiest person in the entire group.] Ash learned something new: "Unlucky One" simply means having very bad luck.

[Xiao Zhi: I don't understand, so I'm asking. How do I change my name? And what should I call someone if I'm really lucky?]

[Aura Warrior Ash: If you're really lucky, you can be called "Emperor of Luck," but don't change your name to that, or the fishing guy will come after you. If you want to change your name, there's a settings icon in the top left corner of the chat group. You can change your name, signature, etc. there, but you can only change it once a month.]

Upon hearing this, Ash abandoned his idea of ​​showing off his luck. Although it was impossible for the other party to cross space to hit him, it was still 'himself' after all! It was one thing for the other party to retaliate against someone else, but what kind of nonsense was it to retaliate against himself?

[Ash the Aura: But speaking of which, you actually drew my ability! For a beginner, drawing this ability is actually pretty good. When traveling in the wild, you'll encounter all sorts of dangers, and generally you need to rely on your Pokémon to overcome these crises. But for beginners, not only are there few Pokémon, but their strength is also generally average.]

[Aura Warrior Ash: This is where the trainer needs to step in! As the saying goes, a trainer who can't battle with Pokémon isn't a good trainer. Your S-rank abilities are practically all the power I've inherited, so you should now be able to battle champion-level Pokémon without being at a disadvantage.]

[Ash the Aura Warrior: Now that you've fully mastered my power, even legendary Pokémon will give you a wide berth! So now you don't need to worry about your safety while traveling.]

Ash was stunned by what Aura said. Was the power of Aura really that powerful?

[Champion Ash: There's nothing else to do for now, so you can log off. Aura is indeed a great ability, not only in battle, but also very useful in interacting with Pokémon. You'll see how useful it is once you use it in the real world.]

Xiao Zhi thought for a while before he understood what "offline" meant; it meant returning him to the real world.

I always feel like the language I use is so trendy.

As Xiao Zhi thought to himself, his mind left the chat group and returned to the real world.

……

"Pika? Pika Pika?? Pika Pika??" In reality, because Ash had entered the chat group, his body was frozen in place, completely motionless.

At first, Pikachu didn't pay attention, but after a while, he noticed that Ash was sitting on the ground with his eyes closed and not moving at all. He thought something had happened to Ash, so he went over to check on Ash.

After testing him, Pikachu discovered that Ash wasn't just pretending to attract his attention; he was genuinely motionless, as if he had lost consciousness.

This made Pikachu a little flustered. Although he didn't like human trainers, it didn't mean he was malicious. On the contrary, he was very kind. Otherwise, even if Ash wore rubber gloves, Pikachu would never have been able to take him away if he didn't want to, and could even have electrocuted Ash.

So Pikachu is at a loss about Ash's current situation. He doesn't know whether to run back for help or to perform CPR on Ash here.

How about we give Ash a shock?
As Pikachu was thinking this, Ash slowly opened his eyes, and the two stared at each other.

(End of this chapter)