Gengar's request was that Roy show him the thing in Roy's Spatial Bracelet that could absorb Ghost-type energy after he returned.
Along the way, he could see the Ghost-type energy from the Meteor Cave entering Roy's Spatial Bracelet.
He was genuinely curious about what was inside Roy's Spatial Bracelet.
Roy subconsciously glanced at his Spatial Bracelet; his attention had been entirely focused on Dreepy.
It was only after Gengar's reminder that I realized the Ghost Soul Slate in the Spatial Bracelet was absorbing Ghost-type energy from Meteor Cave.
Furthermore, it seems that Giratina's Scale is also absorbing this energy. Since Giratina left last time, leaving behind this scale, it has not reacted until today.
Roy thought about it and agreed, since Gengar had already been with him for so long anyway.
The main reason Roy didn't tell Agatha about the Ghost Soul Slate at the time was that they had just met and become disciples, Roy wasn't sure about Kikuko's attitude towards him.
Now the opponent has left their main Gengar to him as a bodyguard, and even left behind his books and notes from many years of records—they are truly training him.
Actually, if Gengar wanted to see the Ghost Soul Slate Tablets, it could just ask me directly, and I wouldn't refuse.
"Okay, I promise."
"Ghost."
Having received Roy's affirmative reply, Gengar slipped into the darkness, transforming into a black shadow and stealthily approaching the Solrock population.
As Gengar passed through the Lunatone swarm, the Lunatone leader, who could hear himself and Steven whispering to each other from dozens of meters away, was completely unaware.
Roy gained a completely new understanding of Gengar's stealth abilities; it truly lives up to its Pokémon as High-level Elite Four Pokémon.
Gengar followed the shadows to the Solrock species below the rock wall, and immediately spotted the small gray stone embedded in the back of the largest Solrock leader.
"Ghost!"
This must be the stone Roy was talking about.
The large, purple-haired creature was exceptionally agile, and in a few flashes, it arrived beside the Solrock, directly ripping the Mega Stone off its body.
Before the Solrock was awakened, Gengar once again burrowed into the shadows of the ground.
Solrock, upon waking, thought it was already daytime, but upon looking through the open gap, he found it was still moonlight. He assumed his younger brother had woken him up.
Solrock, who has a bad temper when it wakes up, slapped its little brother next to it with its tentacles before falling back asleep.
The Solrock junior, caught in the crossfire, was completely bewildered and had no idea what was going on.
"Ghost!"
Gengar handed Roy the Mega Stone of Golurk.
This is it!
I now have Key Stone and Mega Stone; all I need is a Golurk to Mega Evolution.
The Mega Evolution of Golurk looks really cool, with its base stats increasing by 100 points to 583. Even after removing its Special Attack stat, its effective base stats are still 513.
Its Attack stat reaches an astonishing 159, and its Defense and Special Defense stats are also considerable at 105. Although its Speed stat of 55 is quite slow.
But!
He has a Dusclops that can create Trick Room, which directly reverses the speed of Mega Golurk, allowing him to close in and deal damage in Trick Room with the Dusclops.
It's incredibly popular!
Furthermore, after Mega Evolution, Golurk gained a completely new Ability:
Unseen Fist: When using a contact move, it ignores the opponent's blocking moves except for Max Guard, and deals normal damage.
It's important to know that before the appearance of Mega Golurk, Unseen Fist was the exclusive talent of Urshifu, so its strength goes without saying.
However, Golurk is not easy to catch. Legend has it that Golurk and Golett are Pokémon invented by ancient humans and usually appear in ancient Ruins.
This is like going to eat barbecue, only to find that the barbecue chef isn't in the store after you've ordered your skewers.
Was ancient human technology really this advanced?
Not only could people manually create Poké Ball, but they also artificially created many Pokémon, such as Golurk Magearna, which were inventions of ancient humans.
Furthermore, according to the description of the Golurk, the patch in front of the Golurk contains endless energy. If the patch is removed, the energy of the Golurk will go out of control and enter a berserk state.
Roy guessed that the energy most likely came from the Ghost type of Golurk.
Hehe~~
Roy couldn't help but laugh out loud at the thought of his Golurk and the Dusclops participating in Double Battle.
Seeing Steven looking at him like he was an idiot, Roy also made sure to maintain his composure, showed Steven the stone in his hand, and said that if he ever had a stone like this, he should definitely not let it go.
He couldn't tell Steven the reason right now, because he didn't have Golurk to prove Mega Evolution to Steven.
Steven took the Golurk Mega Stone from Roy's hand and examined it. Like the Key Stone, he didn't find anything unusual about it.
However, Roy's serious expression seemed genuine, so he agreed, saying he would have his company staff and Devon Corporation in different regions keep an eye on it.
Roy turned on his Communicator and found that it was already past 5 a. m. With dawn approaching, Roy and Steven packed up and prepared to leave Meteor Cave.
If the Meteor People were discovered to have entered their forbidden area, who knows what might happen? Although both of them have their own powerful backers, neither of them wants to cause trouble.
Moreover, the Harvest this time have been considerable, Harvest a High-level Elite Four Dreepy, Key Stone, and Mega Stone for Golurk.
Steven's Harvest was even greater, filled with stones of various colors and structures, such as Mystery Crystal, meteorite fragments, obsidian, and other rare gems...
He had a great time digging for rocks tonight.
Both of them have bright futures.
Roy and Steven returned through the cave entrance the way they came, blocked it again with stones, and slipped out of Meteor Village before dawn.
Unbeknownst to the two, a man was riding on Salamence in the sky, watching them.
Seeing that the two had safely left Meteor Village, Drake took out his Communicator and typed to the person on the other end. "Your son and that boy have returned safely. Remember to bring me some wine next time you come."
A moment later, an "OK" emoji came back from the other end of the Communicator.
Drake patted the Salamence beneath him, Yawn, and said:
"Let's go back too, Salamence, I'm so sleepy."
The Salamence, carrying Drake on its back, disappeared into the sky.
Roy's Gengar, hidden in his shadow, breathed a sigh of relief as it watched the departing Salamence.
Why does it feel like there's always something going on, big or small, when I'm with Roy?