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Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?
Chapter 125

Agatha Returns (2)

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Roy summoned the Misdreavus and had it conjure a Misdreavus Shadow Ball with a diameter of 1 meter in front of it.

Then, the Ghost Power manifested in Roy's hand, and the Ghostly Purple energy was added to the Misdreavus, causing the Shadow Ball in front of the Misdreavus to expand.

Seeing this, Agatha believed Roy's words, but if that's the case, then isn't Roy...?

"You mean you also captured Giratina?"

"He insisted that I subdue him, and I had no choice."

Roy took out the Luxury Ball he used to capture Giratina, indicating that this was the Poké Ball he used to capture Giratina.

Looking at the overburdened Luxury Ball, Agatha couldn't believe that there was Legendary Pokémon inside.

Roy flicked the Luxury Ball in his hand, indicating that Giratina was definitely not inside; the other side had just sent him out of the Distortion World.

As expected, Roy got another thrashing for his hand movements.

Agatha returned the Plate and parchment to Roy, and instructed Roy not to spread the word about the Ghost Slate and his ability to help the Legendary Pokémon.

This ability is practically heaven-defying; if someone with ulterior motives were to find out, Roy could very well meet with disaster...

It's uncertain whether she'll be able to protect Roy by then.

Roy looked at Agatha with a curious expression.

"Can't we tell Professor Oak either?"

Agatha thought for a moment, then shook her head and said:

"Cannot."

"If Giratina summons me again in the future..."

Roy glanced tentatively at Agatha.

Can you refuse?

Roy Knob; it was already a sign of politeness that Giratina had even bothered to inform him.

Even if you just arrest him, he won't have anything to say.

"Then why don't you go? It's not a bad thing to get along with Legendary Pokémon. Legend has it that long ago, Ho-Oh and Lugia also lived in the Bell Tower and Bell Tower in Ecruteak City."

At that time, the family that could communicate with Ho-Oh was at the height of its power in the Johto Region, but later Ho-Oh became dissatisfied with human greed and war, and left the two towers together with Lugia.

As a result, that family declined and never recovered.

What I mean is to tell you that even if you gain the trust of Legendary Pokémon and can help Legendary Pokémon, don't be complacent or arrogant.

Remember, you are the one who truly determines your future; improving your own abilities is the key.

Agatha's words were definitely a piece of advice. Roy knew that Agatha didn't want him to get too cocky, so he nodded seriously, indicating that he would remember them.

Now that they've both hit and yelled at each other,

Seeing Roy's apologetic expression, Agatha's anger had almost dissipated by half.

There was nothing I could do; he was my own apprentice.

There's nothing I can do but bear it.

Her main purpose in returning from Kanto was to check Roy's homework and see if Roy had Slack Off while she was away.

Seeing that the matter was over, Roy breathed a sigh of relief, though he would probably have to sleep on his stomach tonight.

Agatha kept slapping herself on the butt, which wouldn't delay tomorrow's training. Right now, her butt was probably sticking up so high it could hold up two rows of soda cans.

Agatha didn't give Roy any time and immediately started asking questions:

"Normal type moves, excluding Abilities like Scrappy and status moves like Odor Sleuth, absolutely cannot damage Ghost type Pokémon, right?"

"No! Normal type moves cannot damage Ghost type Pokémon, but if the energy level difference is too large, the shockwave or explosion caused by the move can still damage Ghost type Pokémon."

Fortunately, Roy had carefully read all of Agatha's notes and journals, and his memory, enhanced by the Ghost Power, was quite good. He was able to answer all of Agatha's questions.

With Roy only losing one match in the Dome Arena recently, Agatha's remaining anger dissipated, and her pale face finally eased somewhat.

She handed Roy a bag of Pokéblock, indicating that this was the energy she had made for the Litwick, enough for the Litwick to eat for two months.

She calculated that the Litwick should have eaten Pokéblock she made the last time two days ago.

"Teacher, I have one too."

Roy took out the Pokéblock he had made earlier.

Where did you buy it?

I made it myself.

"Did you make this Pokéblock yourself?"

Agatha took the energy Pokéblock from Roy's hand and looked at it. Although its transparency was not high, it was exceptionally rich in Fire type energy.

But deep down she didn't really believe that Roy, with his half-baked skills, could create Pokéblock.

But Roy doesn't seem to be lying to him now.

"Didn't you give me the task of learning how to make Pokéblock?"

Roy was a little confused.

"When did I ask you to make Pokéblock? Didn't I tell you to memorize the correlations between the energy repulsion of different types of Pokéblock in the journal?"

"Ah?"

Agatha explained that the learning she mentioned before leaving was for Roy to first understand the structure of the Berry Blender and the Pokéblock Maker, as well as the Ability of various common Berries.

She'll start teaching Roy how to make it when she returns from Kanto.

She didn't let Roy start right away.

So what exactly is the problem...?

Gengar?

Agatha looked at Gengar, who was trying to sneak into Roy's shadow. At that moment Gengar felt exactly the same way Roy had just been caught.

All he remembered was Agatha saying she wanted to buy Berry Blender to make Pokéblock or something like that.

Later, he was happy at the thought that Agatha was going back to Kanto and no one would be able to control him anymore, so much so that he didn't remember a single word Agatha said after that.

I'll settle the score with you later.

Upon hearing Agatha's voice, Gengar had just been gloating, instantly lost his joy.

Agatha sighed in exasperation after finding the culprit; one after another, they were all causing her trouble.

Agatha began to examine the Pokéblock made by Roy in her hand more closely.

It's clear that Roy's work is quite rough; you can even see small Fire Stone Shard inside, but at least it has a shape.

Fire Stone Shard???

Agatha discovered the key point.

"You also added Fire Stone Shard to it?"

"Yeah, I heard from Steven that you bought Fire Stone Shard somewhere, so I bought some too. You don't know how expensive those fragments are, Sensei. If it weren't for me..."

Agatha couldn't bear to listen to Roy's subsequent complaints about being poor and asking for pocket money.

She added the Fire Stone Shard mainly because she noticed that the Fire type energy in the Litwick was too depleted.

It's important to understand that the energy inside Evolution Stones isn't something every breeder can control. Even a basic Evolution Stone contains very violent energy, and slight variations can easily cause an explosion.

Now, Roy, a complete newbie who didn't even know the power of the Pokéblock before being told about it, is actually able to make Pokéblock using Fire Stone Shards.

She really couldn't imagine how Roy had made it back then.

Fortunately, Roy is here now.

Since Agatha didn't believe him, Roy said he could make it on the spot.

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