Teacher Jing He, and You Still Say You're Ordinary? (Combined Chapter, Please Vote Monthly!)

To be honest.

If Jing He had fully grasped Rayquaza's temperament, he would not have needed to climb Sky Pillar bit by bit with Steven Stone and Lance. He would have flown up long ago.

Wasn't it mainly because they could not contact Rayquaza, and there was a chance this fellow might turn hostile without warning?

After all, it had gained an immensely powerful Mega Evolution, greatly increasing its strength.

On the other hand, he was also somewhat worried that Rayquaza might have run into some trouble.

For example, when Deoxys had descended, Team Magma had driven it mad. If Team Magma and Team Aqua had been adequately prepared, it was not impossible that they might have "controlled" Rayquaza in advance.

But now, it seemed this fellow had simply failed to appear because it wanted to test the "successor," and because Groudon and Kyogre had not truly fought.

As for Rayquaza itself, it was actually rather conflicted.

The "successor" was an agreement it had reached with the People of Meteor, who had worshipped it for so long.

Overall, it was quite satisfied with Shiokana.

She respected it enough, and her strength was not bad. More importantly, she possessed a special constitution that naturally made Dragon-type Pokémon feel close to her, even allowing her to further draw out a Dragon-type Pokémon's potential to a certain extent.

Of course, such stimulation and influence were negligible to Rayquaza, but it was still not a bad choice, was it? Yet after Jing He appeared, it became conflicted.

After all, he was a human who had once helped it and befriended it before anyone else had.

If Rayquaza's relationship with Shiokana was that of superior and subordinate, then its relationship with Jing He was one of equals.

Thus, it had considered making Jing He and