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Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?
Chapter 124

Agatha Returns (1)

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"What? You're saying that when you arrived, Roy had already been snatched away by the claws in the spatial rift?"

When confronted by Agatha, Gengar lowered its head like a child who had made a mistake.

He was helping Litwick adjust the release speed of Shadow Ball when the sky suddenly darkened, and in the blink of an eye, he saw a spatial rift appear and grab him, with Primeape following him inside.

Then, 10 minutes later, Agatha arrived.

After dealing with the Bell Tower matter, Agatha returned to the Hoenn without stopping. She was actually quite satisfied with her apprentice.

Roy has excellent Pokémon Trainer talent, and he also inherited the special ability of Mt. Pyre, along with his Machamp.

That's why she rushed back immediately after finishing her work to check on Roy's learning progress and see if he had listened to her.

When they returned, they discovered that Roy hadn't gone to the back mountain and had been captured by an unknown Pokémon, which led to the scene where Agatha was training Gengar.

However, now was not the time to train Gengar, and Agatha was also very anxious, thinking of a solution.

Pokémon capable of tearing open a spatial rift with its bare hands must be at least Tier-One Legendary Pokémon, and it must be one that has mastered the laws of space.

Let alone her, even if Professor Oak came, it wouldn't work.

That brat has gotten himself into a huge mess.

But now is not the time to talk about these things. Agatha tried hard to recall people who could help her.

Litwick was about to reassure Agatha not to worry, as he had seen Giratina and she certainly wouldn't harm Roy.

Before Litwick could flicker its flames, another spatial rift appeared between Agatha and Roy's Pokémon.

Roy and Primeape emerged from the spatial rift, which was 30cm above the ground, and jumped down.

"As expected, battles between Legendary Pokémon are truly spectacular. Deoxys's attack barely did any damage to Giratina; if it were the two of us, we'd probably be dead by now."

"Very popular."

Primeape chimed in agreement.

Roy emerged from the spatial rift and saw the Misdreavus and Litwick:

"I'm back, Litwick, Misdreavus, Dreepy, did you miss me?"

Roy was excitedly recounting to the group of Pokémon how he and Giratina chased Deoxys in space, completely oblivious to Agatha's darkening expression behind him.

Why aren't you saying anything?

Roy looked puzzled, opened his Communicator and checked the time. It was only afternoon; surely they wouldn't have forgotten about him?

Throughout this time, the Misdreavus kept blinking its big eyes at Roy, trying to give Roy a hint.

"What's wrong, Misdreavus? Did you get sand in your eyes? Let me blow it out for you."

Before Roy could go forward to help the Misdreavus blow away the sand, he heard a questioning voice behind him:

"Are the battles between Legendary Pokémon intense?"

"Of course! You don't know what happened back then..."

Roy stopped talking. The voice that had just asked him sounded familiar. Maybe, perhaps, possibly, it wasn't the person he was thinking of?

Roy turned around and saw his teacher, Agatha, and Gengar being scolded.

Their eyes met, and the atmosphere became extremely awkward.

"Teacher, you're back?"

Agatha didn't answer Roy; she just looked at Roy calmly.

Faced with Agatha's glare that seemed to demand the extermination of the sect, Roy wondered if he should take a step back and retreat into the Distortion World.

Before he could make a decision, the spatial rift behind him had already closed.

Dissipated in the breeze

Finished...

My life is over.

Roy gave Agatha a bright smile:

"Teacher, I can explain."

Agatha picked up a branch that had fallen from the tree after she was punched twice by Primeape yesterday.

They gave me 100 free draws of Roy right from the start.

"Ouch~ That hurts!!!! Teacher! I was wrong, I was wrong, I'll never do it again, it was Giratina who insisted on tying me up..."

The Gengar next to him had a satisfied expression on its face; that's exactly how you get whipped!

"You brat, you only train properly when I'm not around, huh! You even sent Gengar away! You've really lost all sense of propriety now, haven't you?"

You dare to participate in a great battle between Legendary Pokémon, huh?

Today, Roy finally knows what it feels like to be hung up and whipped, because that's exactly what he's experiencing right now.

The branches were unusually resilient, whipping Roy until he felt utterly hopeless. He even began to wonder if Agatha had previously managed the cotton fields.

Only after Agatha had caught her breath did she ask Roy what had happened.

Roy omitted the details of the system, only telling Agatha what he could do to help Giratina.

Giratina?

She seemed to have heard Oak mention this Legendary Pokémon before; it was a god from the Distortion World in the legends of Ancient Sinnoh, but there were very few records about it.

However, there are many legends and records about Dialga, who controls time, and Palkia, who controls space.

How did Roy end up messing with Giratina?

Faced with Agatha's suspicious gaze, Roy hesitated and said:

"Maybe it's because you think your apprentice is quite handsome."

Seeing that Agatha was about to pick up the branch again and give him another 100 consecutive draws.

Knowing he couldn't hide it any longer, Roy took out half of the Ghost Slate, indicating that he had obtained it in a cave behind the Rustboro Academy.

As for Giratina's Scale and the matter of the Flutter Mane, Roy omitted it, only saying that Giratina came to the back mountain of the Rustboro Academy to find the Plate and happened to see him.

Since Gengar has already seen the Plate, it's only a matter of time before Agatha finds out.

Roy then took the parchment he had obtained from the cave out of his Spatial Bracelet and respectfully handed it to Agatha.

Judging from the ancient writing on the parchment, the half of the Plate in Agatha's hand was definitely not ordinary.

No wonder I sensed a strong Ghost type aura in the back mountain but Harvest nothing; it turns out that my traitorous disciple had already taken it all.

Agatha placed her hand on the Plate, sensing the rich Ghost type aura emanating from Plate, then turned to look at Roy.

Seeing Agatha looking at him, Roy immediately lowered his head, pretending to have admitted his mistake and was deeply reflecting on it.

Once Agatha calmed down, she realized that the Ghost type aura emanating from Roy was even stronger than before she left.

Furthermore, Roy's Ghost Power seems to be different from the Ghost Power of Mt. Pyre, as it can directly buff Pokémon, including Legendary Pokémon.

This sounds rather absurd.

"Try your Ghost Power on Gengar."

"That won't do, because Gengar isn't my Pokémon."

Does it mean Pokémon that isn't your own won't work?

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