Because Water Tornadoes had become a normal weather phenomenon near the Whirl Islands, the people here often called them Vortex Tides.
However, the Vortex Tides had grown increasingly fierce in recent years, seriously encroaching on the habitat space of the island's living beings. That was why Elite Four level Trainers were needed to guard the area.
But when Sato raised this question before Lugia, he found that its expression was rather unnatural.
"Is there... some hidden circumstance behind this?" Sato asked cautiously. He was also afraid that Lugia would suddenly turn hostile and drive them away again.
Yet Lugia's expression went through several changes, and it hesitated without ever managing to speak.
"Sato..."
Suddenly, Telepathy rang out in Sato's mind. Gardevoir, who had awakened in his arms, had instinctively called his name.
"You're awake! Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere?" Sato helped Gardevoir up and asked with concern.
Gardevoir shook her head, then turned to look at Lugia. Her graceful bow made her very much like a well-bred young lady who had seen the world.
Then, Lugia formally returned a gesture Sato had never seen before.
What followed was a pleasant chat between Gardevoir and Lugia. Sato and the other Pokémon couldn't even interject.
Fortunately, the two communicated through Telepathy and did not deliberately block Sato and the others out.
The hidden circumstances Lugia had hesitated to reveal before were now willingly confided to Gardevoir.
It turned out that small Vortex Tides had originally been a normal weather phenomenon in the Whirl Islands. However, Lugia's arrival had directly stimulated the frequent generation and intensification of the Vortex Tides.
As for the reason, it was the Pokémon Egg lying quietly behind Lugia.
To a certain extent, Pokémon with divinity were immortal.
And the longer a Pokémon's lifespan and the stronger its life