Suburbs of Lilycove City
Officer Jenny led the way, and the three entered the Route 115 in Liya Lilycove City.
At this moment, hundreds of Pokémon League Pokémon Trainer, temporarily organized by Officer Jenny Liya, are confronting the vanguard of the Bug Tide.
There are hundreds of Pokémon Trainer, which sounds like a lot, but most of them are at the Gym Leader level, with only one or two Pokémon Trainer at the Pseudo-Elite Four level.
Opposite them was an overwhelming swarm of insects: Ariados, Butterfree, Combee, Pinsir... forming a massive Bug Tide that densely covered the sky and the moon.
Roy System Scan, and a dense barrage of information and notification sounds popped up. He glanced at it briefly.
The vanguard of this Bug Tide is mostly between level 10 and 40; a single one would not pose a threat.
But now hundreds, thousands, Pokémon have gathered here on the outskirts of the city, which can be described as a disaster.
Several Ariados were pushed forward by Bug Tide behind them, and the Bug Tide was only about ten meters away from the Pokémon Trainer' camp.
A Pokémon Trainer issues commands to his Charizard:
"Charizard! Use your jetpack..."
However, before he could utter the last two words, "flame," he was completely trapped in place by dozens of Spider Silk from the Ariados swarm.
This isn't Pokémon battle; the Bug Tide won't wait for you to finish using your moves.
Upon seeing this, Charizard rushed to rescue its Pokémon Trainer, but before it could even reach its Pokémon Trainer's side, it discovered that its wings were covered with more than a dozen sticky white Spider Web, making it impossible to move and forcing it to fall from the sky.
The vanguard of the Bug Tide is approaching the gathered Pokémon Trainer.
Countless Spider Web were spit out towards the Pokémon Trainer who was about to command the Pokémon. The originally fragile Spider Web were transformed into a huge net that covered the sky by the combined efforts of Ariados and a group of Bug-type Pokémon.
Just as the Charizard Pokémon Trainer was about to be wrapped in a cocoon by the bug web, a black Shadow Ball broke through the thick web and saved the Pokémon Trainer Charizard.
The Pokémon Trainer who was rescued was still shaken; if it weren't for the Shadow Ball, he might have been suffocated by the bug web.
He was about to thank his savior when he turned around and met a purple ghost face that smiled at him.
"Thank... ghost!"
How did we escape one danger only to fall into another?
However, Gengar did not attack him. Instead, it bypassed the opponent and used another Shadow Ball to break through the dense Spider Web.
Gengar unleashed the aura of High-level Elite Four, sending some weaker Bug-type Pokémon flying.
Is it that strong?
What kind of strength does that require?
The Charizard's Pokémon Trainer then realized that Gengar had come to help them.
As Gengar unleashed its oppressive aura, the overwhelmingly numerous Bug Tide, poised to attack, froze in place.
With Agatha appearing on the front lines, the pressure on the human Pokémon Trainer instantly Minimize, and the Bug-type Pokémon that had gone berserk dared not make a move against Gengar.
Agatha watched the Bug Tide, which dared not move rashly but also did not retreat, and fell into deep thought.
In the case of a regular Beast Tide or Bug Tide, as soon as Gengar appears and its aura spreads, most of the Pokémon in the Bug Tide will be intimidated by Gengar's aura and quickly scatter and run away.
However, even though they have already felt the terror of Gengar, they show no signs of backing down, which is rather troublesome.
This is clearly a well-organized and strategic Bug Tide.
The situation has now reached a stalemate.
Agatha frowned, mainly because she also had concerns. If it were only a few hundred Pokémon wiping them out wouldn't be so bad.
But now there are tens of thousands of Pokémon in the Bug Tide. If they are wiped out, Lilycove City will become a battlefield between humans and Pokémon.
That will surely lead to endless disputes.
With Agatha on the front lines, the Bug Tide has temporarily ceased.
Roy, along with his Pokémon, followed Officer Jenny Liya the other side of the battlefield, which was almost breached and very close to Lilycove City.
The vanguard Pokémon attacking here are Beedrill.
A dozen or so Pokémon League Pokémon Trainer are fighting off Beedrill.
Compared to the vanguard of the Bug Tide on the main battlefield, Beedrill is significantly more aggressive and has already begun battling against the Pokémon Trainer.
The group consisted of five Beedrill, with three Beedrill using their Twineedle for close-range attacks, and the other two Beedrill using Pin Missile and Poison Sting to harass from the side, demonstrating excellent teamwork.
Even highly trained Pokémon Trainer couldn't withstand the coordinated attack of hundreds of Beedrill.
Roy realized that the Beedrill's attack was coordinated, and understanding the principle of "capture the leader first," he released his Misdreavus, Annihilape Pokémon join the battle.
He remained in place, observing and searching for the leader of the Beedrill.
He soon discovered a Beedrill that was Beedrill than the others, buzzing and issuing commands.
It's clear that this Beedrill is directing the other Beedrill to coordinate their attacks on the Pokémon League Pokémon Trainer.
The leader of the Beedrill had a very obvious scar on its head, making it look quite ferocious.
System Scan
Pokémon: Beedrill
Level: 38
Sex: Male
Ability: Swarm (When HP is low, the power of Bug type moves increases.)
Skills: Poison Sting, Bug Bite String Shot, Insect Bite, Twineedle, Fury Attack, Rage, Focus Energy Pursuit, Venoshock, Pursuit, Pin Missile, Poison Jab, Agility
Carried Items: Leader's Aura
Egg Move: None
Individual Values: 15
Technical Machine /Skill Transfer: None
For some reason, Roy felt a sense of familiarity with this Beedrill leader.
The Lampent on Roy's shoulder, responsible for protecting him closely, also leaned out to look at the Beedrill leader in the air.