I'm popularizing ecology in the Pokémon world.

Before this, a thick white fog had been shrouding the area.

Chen Mu once suspected that this was a skill called "White Mist" used by the giant gulls in concert.

It now appears that the accuracy of this conjecture is increasing.

The fog became a signal, a marker, spreading the news of the presence of schools of wriggling fish to the far reaches of the ocean.

As time went on, more Pokémon came to the scene, eager not to miss this sumptuous ocean buffet.

The sound of a dragon's roar grew louder as it approached.

Immediately, three slightly thick yellow lightning bolts pierced through the thick fog and descended from the distant deep sea to directly above the swarm of wakamashima in an instant!

The moment the three figures stopped, a huge cheer of surprise erupted on the deck of the Saint-Téné.

This time the noise was even louder, attracting even more tourists to the cabin.

Many people were frantically asking, "What happened? What's wrong? What happened?"

Then they heard excited tourists on deck shout, "Come quick! Dragonite! There's a Dragonite on the horizon!"

"Dragonite? It really is Dragonite? Oh my god! I want to see it too!"

If Arcanine is the dream pet of Kanto people on land, then Dragonite is the ultimate fantasy of every Kanto person after going out to sea!

As the only pseudo-legendary Pokémon registered in the Kanto region in the Pokédex, Dragonite's popularity in the Kanto region has always been unquestionable!

The only regret is that wild Dragonite in the Kanto region only live in the deep ocean and are rarely seen.

On the contrary, there is a Dragon Cave north of Blacksmith City in the Johto region, where a small number of inland Dragonite populations live.

However, these difficulties have never stopped the Kanto people's passion for Dragonite. To this day, countless passionate young people in Kanto still set sail every year with dreams in mind, just in order to have the opportunity to encounter their own Dratini at sea.

At the same time, it is also very fortunate that Dragonite is a Pokémon that is very friendly to humans.

Just like Arcanine, they seem to have a natural affinity for humans, and there has never been a record of Dragonite attacking humans in the wild.

On the contrary, Dragonite has a long history of rescuing people from drowning out of goodwill.

Perhaps hearing the increasingly loud and excited cheers from the cruise ship deck, the three Dragonite that had just arrived using the "Extreme Speed" skill turned their heads to look at the Santo Anu and then waved their short forelimbs in a friendly manner.

This move immediately sparked a new wave of excitement and enthusiasm on the deck.

"Look! Those Dragonite are waving at us!"

"They came so fast! They appeared in a flash, it was so cool!!"

Dragonite's appearance and subsequent friendly wave were undoubtedly a heavy blow to that rethinking party on the deck!

His so-called "Pokémon protest" hypothesis crumbled on its own with the silly waving of the three Dragonite.

The man's face was ashen, and he still seemed unwilling to give up.

But the natural adjustment and evolution never change according to human will.

Dragonite ignored the anger of the Reflection Party; they were just there to eat.

The next moment, the three Dragonite held hands in the air and began to dance, swaying left and right.

Skill: Dragon Dance!

The effect is to simultaneously increase one's physical attack and speed.

After the dance ended, a Dragonite was engulfed in purple-blue flames and slammed its head into the sea.

Skill: Dragon Dive!

"boom!"

The sea surface was as if a heavy bomb had been dropped at an angle, with huge waves splashing up in the opposite direction reaching five or six meters high!

A large number of wakizashi were blasted out from under the sea surface.

The other two Dragonite then simultaneously attacked, using the "Tornado" move to summon an updraft, pulling all the Wishiwashi that had been blasted out of the sea into the eye of the vortex.

The marine Pokémon enjoying their buffet around them didn't stop either, leaping out of the water to snatch the Wishiwashi that Dragonite had missed and that were falling back to the surface like raindrops.

Many greedy gulls disregarded the danger and insisted on showing off their extreme flying skills, flying around the outer edge of the "tornadoes" summoned by the two dragonites, opening their big mouths to catch the waffle chuts that were thrown out of the eye of the vortex by the strong wind.

They only dispersed after being glared at by two Dragonite.

At this moment, the giant leader Wooferfish, which had absorbed the power of the entire school of fish, could no longer bear it any longer.

"roar!"

It roared as it burst out of the sea, smashing through the towering wave that Dragonite had just stirred up. With unstoppable momentum, it leaped into the air and fiercely pounced on the two Dragonites that were holding onto the tornado in the air!

The laws of nature can sometimes be this cruel.

The wakabashi may just want to develop peacefully, reproduce, and grow their school, but the fierce competition for survival means that once their school size exceeds a certain limit, the entire sea area will be filled with their natural enemies!

The giant Wishiwashi used its desperate "Desperate Charge," but it was easily dodged by the Dragonite, which is more agile in the air.

Immediately afterward, the Dragonite that had just used "Dragon Dive" emerged from the sea again, sending the giant Wishiwashi flying far away with its tail.

Skill: Dragon Tail!

The damage is not significant, but the knockback effect is extremely noticeable.

The giant wrasse endured until now, but in the end, it could not escape the fate of being whipped away by a single tail. With its flight, the ill-fated destiny of the entire school of fish also came to an end.

After the dragon's roar, the whale's song still echoed in the mist!

A whale king that had been lurking in the deep waters had been waiting for this opportunity!

The whale king arrived earlier than the surrounding sea lions, stinging jellyfish, and bigmouth gulls, but it has been holding back until now.

He was waiting for other Pokémon to step in and help him kill or defeat the largest giant Wishiwashi.

And now, Dragonite has helped it fulfill this long-cherished wish.

And so, as the enormous whale's mouth opened, the hunting feast came to an end.

The whale king swallowed 80% of the remaining fish in one gulp, causing its head to break the surface of the water.

The moment its massive jaws close, the seawater filtered through its fins resembles a waterfall, a truly magnificent sight!

"Wow!!"

"What a huge whale king! How much would it swallow in one bite?!"

Equally spectacular were the gasps of amazement that rose and fell on the cruise ship's deck.

Many people belatedly pulled out their phones and quickly took pictures.

At this point, no one listened to the self-reflective party member who had been spouting nonsense at the front.

After 90% of the Wishiwashi were eaten, the group of marine Pokémon that had gathered in the waters ahead quickly dispersed, further confirming that Chen Mu's statement was correct.

This is simply an ecological spectacle, without much deeper meaning to it.

The Pokémon were simply getting together for a buffet, and after they finished eating, they naturally went their separate ways and went home.

What made it even more devastating was that after the Pokémon left one by one, the three Dragonite flew to the deck of the Saint-Tiannu and scattered a lot of Wishiwashi like a shower of petals.

"Huff~ Huff~"

Seeing how happy they are, it seems like these three Dragonite are enjoying feeding the cute little people.

This makes the claim that the party was "responding to protests" a complete joke!