When saying goodbye to Marshadow also made it clear to Roy that he could protect Roy, but he could not attack Roy's opponents at will, and Roy could not command him to fight.
Because of the rules imposed by the gods, they cannot arbitrarily interfere in matters concerning humans and Pokémon, unless there is an outbreak of war, widespread Pokémon extinction, or a regional disaster.
Actually, his protection of Roy was already bordering on violating the rules, but only slightly, because he was testing the Rainbow Hero, and he couldn't allow the test taker to be disturbed during the test, could he?
Roy was already quite satisfied that Marshadow could protect him; although Marshadow's strength was not as great as Giratina's, it was still a Legendary Pokémon.
However, Roy was worried that he would be leaving Oak Research Lab the next day, and what would happen if Marshadow couldn't find him.
Marshadow said Roy's worries were unnecessary; as long as Roy was still in the Kanto Region, he could find Roy by smelling Roy's sweet scent.
It smells delicious?
It was only then that Roy realized that Marshadow was also attracted by his scent.
Giratina previously mentioned that she smelled very good, and that smell was probably an effect of raising her Ghost Power to level 10.
What if my Ghost Power were to increase further?
After Marshadow led Roy out of the Reflection Space, he was reluctant to say Roy. Before leaving, Roy packed some orange-yellow Pokéblock that emitted a faint Ghostly Purple aura for him to eat on his journey.
These are the Pokéblock he made for the Annihilape before. They happen to have the same properties, so their tastes should be similar too.
Marshadow took the Pokéblock from Roy, which was about the size of his own palm, and tasted it. It was the same kind of energy as the Ghostly Purple energy that Roy had previously condensed in his hand. It tasted quite good. Although the energy it provided was negligible for him, it was still a good snack.
Then Marshadow kept stuffing Pokéblock into his mouth. If Roy hadn't reminded him that if he ate them all now, there wouldn't be any left on the road, Marshadow would have stopped. The black shadow behind him absorbed the remaining Pokéblock into its own shadow.
After taking a deep breath beside Roy, Marshadow flew back into the air, indicating that he would return as soon as possible.
After Marshadow left, Roy turned around and was met with a triangular head with a Dreepy on its head. It turned out that Drakloak had returned.
"Doryu!"
Drakloak circled around Roy, indicating that Dragonite had sent him to check if there was anything unusual about Roy's situation.
Roy stroked Dreepy on Drakloak's head.
"I'm fine, but you have a new teammate now."
"Doryu?"
Drakloak's large eyes met Dreepy's small eyes, and both pairs of eyes searched around for their new teammates.
Where?
Why didn't he see his new teammates?
He's already gone. You'll see him when he comes back.
Gone?
Drakloak still didn't understand what Roy meant by "gone," and Dreepy on his head also looked puzzled.
After such a long and eventful night, Roy checked the time on his Communicator; it was already morning, and it was time to wake up the summer camp kids.
Congratulations to everyone present on successfully completing this year's Oak Summer Camp!
Two days passed quickly, and Roy, who worked part-time as a summer camp instructor, safety officer, and dormitory manager, announced the successful conclusion of this year's summer camp in front of a group of children.
After the announcement, Roy stood at the front of the summer camp and distributed the prizes for participating in the camp, which were mostly Pokémon plush toys such as Charmander, Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Psyduck.
Seeing that none of the plush toys were modeled after himself, the Ancient Gengar in the shadows complained, even though they, Gengar, were the cutest Pokémon.
For the first time ever, Agatha's Gengar, who was constantly at odds with the Ancient Gengar Agatha, agreed with the Ancient Gengar's opinion.
Roy dismissed the protests of the two large, purple-clad figures, simply thinking that nobody would want to sleep with a large, purple-clad creature in their arms, right?
No, it's hard to say. He had previously bought Phoebe a Gengar plush toy.
After learning that Roy was leaving Professor Oak's lab that morning, the children at the summer camp were very reluctant to see Roy go.
In their memory, Roy was the person who spent the most time teaching them during this summer camp experience.
When they accidentally get hurt, I patiently apply medicine to their Potion, catch Psyduck and Slowpoke for them to play with, turn Palossand into a sand ladder, and have Lampent Spit Up fire and have an open-air barbecue with them.
Memories flooded her mind, and Serena reluctantly returned the Snorunt she was holding to Roy. She had felt like she had plenty of time, but now it felt like she was leaving in the blink of an eye.
Moreover, after Roy left, she would also be embarking on her journey back to the Kalos Region in the afternoon. This was the first time she had experienced the pain of separation, and her eyes were a little red, with even her voice sounding like she was about to cry.
Roy knelt down and pulled Serena into his arms, giving her a warm hug.
The Lampent also diligently lit the flame inside the lampshade to perform for Serena and amuse her.
Gary was also saying goodbye to Agatha had been by his side for the past two days.
Sensing the somber mood at the scene, Professor Oak watched Roy wiping away Serena's tears.
Although he really didn't want to mention that Roy dragged him into livestreams every day, Roy did help him a lot during his time at the research institute, including receiving foreign guests, looking after the children at the summer camp, and assisting him with experiments...
The summer camp he organized also came to a successful conclusion under Roy's care; one could even say that Roy was the main person in charge of this year's summer camp.
Although he outwardly urged Agatha to take Roy away quickly, he still felt somewhat reluctant when Roy was actually about to leave the research institute.
Before Roy left, Professor Oak took out the ID Card he had asked for from Roy the day before yesterday, saying that it contained 5 million Trainer Contribution Points, which was the reward Roy had given for voluntarily contributing Ruins.
Professor Oak certainly wouldn't take Roy's items from the Ruins for free; this was a reward he and several scholars who studied ancient civilizations had agreed upon a few days prior.
According to several scholars who study ancient civilizations, the contents of the bottles, jars, and scrolls that Professor Oak sent them are of immeasurable value.
Therefore, to thank Roy for the antiques and scrolls he brought, the scholars unanimously decided to reward Roy with contribution points from the Kanto Region.
Roy can use these contribution points to exchange for the necessary training materials, Technical Machine, Evolution Stones, and Pokémon at the Pokémon Trainer Center in the Kanto League.
However, these contribution points are geographically restricted and can only be used in the Kanto Region.
According to Professor Oak, Roy's current ID Card has enough Trainer Contribution Points to exchange for three Starter Pokémon from the Kanto Region with decent potential.