While Roy was being chased by Arbok, Agatha was holding a pen and paper, preparing to test the strength of Dreepy's abilities.
Dreepy followed Agatha's instructions and began to unleash the skills she knew. However, she was constantly disturbed by Roy's Growl from the back mountain, and her face was filled with worry. She couldn't even unleash her skills.
Agatha didn't take it seriously; she had already told Arbok not to hurt Roy.
If you can't even handle this, what awaits Arbok isn't a reprimand, but rather devilish training.
Arbok was chasing Roy, suddenly felt a chill and his eyes instinctively drifted towards Agatha's direction.
Although he couldn't see Agatha's expression, he knew how formidable Agatha. Arbok his eyes shining and twisted his body to press himself against Roy's back.
Seeing that Dreepy was affected, Agatha took Roy's Pokémon and left the back mountain, arriving at a more open area.
Under Agatha's command.
Dreepy and Misdreavus will have a battle without a commander.
"Dream!"
"Doryu!"
Although Dreepy's level is higher than Misdreavus, it is definitely inferior to Misdreavus in terms of battle experience and skill proficiency.
The Misdreavus Demon conjured more than ten small Shadow Ball in front of it and instantly cast them at Dreepy.
Dreepy was unable to dodge in time and was hit by more than ten small Shadow Ball. Feeling the pain in his body, he realized that his former good friend, the Misdreavus, had become his opponent.
Seeing that Misdreavus was about to use the same trick again, just as the Shadow Ball was about to hit him, he remembered the battle method that Dragonite had taught him before and used Double Team.
While dodging the Shadow Ball, Dreepy split into five, with each of the five clones escaping in a different direction.
The speed at which the Misdreavus could subsequently unleash Shadow Ball was even slower than that of Dreepy's clones.
Upon seeing the clone in the air, Misdreavus remembered Gengar's teachings and stopped wasting its energy, keeping a close eye on the five Dreepy to distinguish the real from the fake.
Dreepy's Double Team wasn't very skillful, and it still gave itself away, allowing Misdreavus to identify it. The real Dreepy larger than the clone.
The Misdreavus pretended not to notice, but in reality, the red orb secretly stored energy, and a Shadow Ball with a diameter of about 2 meters quickly condensed in front of the Misdreavus.
Having witnessed the Shadow Ball of Giratina, which is about 100 meters in diameter, the Misdreavus now believes that bigger is better.
While Dreepy thought the Misdreavus hadn't noticed him, a giant Shadow Ball hurtled towards the real Dreepy.
The moment the Shadow Ball was released, the Red Orb in front of the Misdreavus lit up again, and a continuous Dark Pulse was launched in the direction that Dreepy might dodge.
After consuming Roy's homemade Pokéblock, the Dark type energy within the Misdreavus was abundant, and Dark Pulse continued unabated.
Finding his escape route blocked and unable to dodge, more than ten small energy meteors imbued with dragon's might appeared behind Dreepy, clashing with the enormous Shadow Ball.
A tremendous sound erupted as the Draco Meteor and the colossal Shadow Ball collided.
The power of the two skills canceled each other out.
When he was learning skills with Dragonite used Draco Meteor at the open entrance of Meteor Falls.
At that time, there really were meteors streaking across the open-air opening and crashing into Meteor Falls, much more powerful than the Draco Meteor he had just released.
While the two skills cancel each other out
The Misdreavus discovered that Dreepy was no longer in the same spot. Before she could look for her, a cold wind suddenly came from behind her.
Dreepy suddenly Sucker Punch behind Misdreavus, black Dark type energy gathering above its head, and slammed into Misdreavus, knocking Misdreavus to the ground.
The Misdreavus was stunned by the sudden Sucker Punch, but quickly regained its senses and used Dark Pulse to strike Dreepy just as it was about to launch another Sucker Punch.
Sensing a deadly threat, Dreepy dodged to the side, narrowly avoiding the Dark Pulse.
Sensing the power of the Dark Pulse, Dreepy was startled; if he were hit, he would surely die.
He hadn't expected the Misdreavus to be able to retaliate like that.
Is this the Misdreavus he'd seen before, the one who took him to water the flowers?
Agatha clapped her hands, signaling that the two Pokémon could stop.
Her purpose in pitting the two against each other was to see Dreepy was in controlling his skills and what skills he possessed.
Whether it was the Double Team or the Draco Meteor, she found that Dreepy's skills were quite good, but her proficiency with them was somewhat lacking.
Especially since the opponent even knows a powerful Dragon type move like Draco Meteor.
Another point is Dreepy's speed; she initially didn't take Oak's claim of being fast seriously.
As a result, Dreepy's speed was so fast that it left afterimages.
She noticed that when Dreepy finished releasing Draco Meteor, Dreepy's main body, under the cover of the Draco Meteor, came up behind the Misdreavus.
It's just that the Dark type energy within the opponent's body was insufficient, and the power of a surprise Sucker Punch wasn't enough to instantly kill Misdreavus.
The Misdreavus seized the opportunity and nearly took it all down with Dark Pulse.
This speed, capable of keeping up with the speed of skill activation, is truly unmatched by most Pokémon.
It's like a Fighting type Pokémon unleashing a Vacuum Wave, and just as you're about to block it, the opponent fires a Bullet Punch right in front of you.
Although this Dreepy is only Gym Leader level, its speed is the fastest I've ever seen among Gym Leader level Agatha.
With its rich skill pool, super-fast speed, and dual-wielding style, this would definitely be a killing machine on the battlefield.
She was a little confused as to how Roy had managed to capture this Dreepy from Meteor Cave.
"Ghost."
Gengar moved closer to Agatha and began gesturing with its two hands.
First, it squeezed its two ears on its head into the shape of two antennae, and then, pretending to be Dragonite, pointed at Dreepy.
Upon learning that this Dreepy had undergone the baptism of the Life Origin, Agatha's expression became very somber.
She had seen this final entrustment of life once before in the Dragon Village, where a Dragonite also underwent Life Baptism, but it was a Charmeleon that was being baptized.
After undergoing this process, the Charmeleon evolved directly into the Charizard.
Now the opponent has even reached the level of a beginner-level Elite Four.
That boy seemed to be only three years older Roy, his name was Watari, and he was currently working as a Prosecutor for the Pokémon League.
At just 15 years old, he already possesses a Pokémon at the Beginner King level; his future potential is limitless.
Considering that Dreepy also underwent the baptism of the Life Origin, it's no wonder that Dreepy was exceptionally gifted.
Watching Roy being chased by Arbok on the mountain, Agatha felt a little envious.
Brat, what kind of luck is that?