Seeing that Giratina was in a good mood, Roy asked Giratina why some Legendary Pokémon could bestow Divine Authority upon their subordinates.
After a moment's thought Giratina said that his older brother had indeed endowed some Legendary Pokémon with the ability to grant their subordinates Divine Authority.
However, the combat power that those Divine Authority can enhance is limited, and sometimes they may not even be able to defeat Legendary Pokémon without Divine Authority.
Just like the Deoxys he fought with Roy last time, which could transform into three forms, even though the opponent didn't have Divine Authority, it was still able to completely overwhelm a third-level god.
Unfortunately, I ran into him.
However, he wasn't among the divine Legendary Pokémon granted Divine Authority, which made Giratina a little indignant. Was he some kind of troublemaking god?
Otherwise, he would have simply given Roy the Divine Authority of an envoy of the Distortion World, allowing Roy to freely enter and exit the Distortion World.
He no longer needs to risk being discovered by the two younger brothers by going to the real world to pick up Roy.
Fortunately, the eldest brother didn't have the power to Divine Authority upon the two younger brothers, otherwise he would have really caused a scene.
What was said without malice may have been taken to heart by the listener.
Can the Divine Authority still be given to humans?
After hearing Giratina's idea, Roy was contemplating what it would be like if he had Divine Authority...
That's a bit too far ahead.
Roy then got to the point, asking Giratina what she meant by wanting to play with him and who she was going to bully next.
"It's not about bullying; we're just trying to maintain order in the world."
Listening to Giratina's high-sounding words, Roy felt that Giratina was about to cause trouble this time.
Giratina then stated that tens of thousands of years ago, a meteorite landed in a region of Roy's planet.
Three thousand years ago, Pokémon was born from a meteorite and began to absorb the energy of the region, but it was sealed away by two rather special legendary Legendary Pokémon from that region.
The energy fluctuations of that meteorite have been acting strangely lately. It seems the Pokémon inside is preparing to re-emerge, which might cause some kind of disaster.
However, the two special legendary Legendary Pokémon that were able to seal that Pokémon showed no signs of awakening.
So Arceus assigned the task to Dialga, but Giratina immediately offered to take it on himself.
Arceus was somewhat hesitant because he had performed exceptionally well in dealing with the Sky Virus.
Ultimately, after his "reasonable arguing" (Torment), the eldest Arceus declared that whoever could defeat that special Pokémon first would get the mission.
That's why he couldn't wait to find Roy, intending to steal Dialga's quest and, incidentally, beat him up.
He'd disliked Dialga for a long time.
After listening to Giratina's words, Roy understood Giratina's purpose: maintaining world order—wasn't this just a pretext to beat up Dialga while completing his mission?
Whether the mission is completed or not Johto secondary; the key is to beat up Dialga.
What kind of deep-seated hatred or grudge must this be?
As for the area where Giratina described the meteorite impact and the two special legendary Legendary Pokémon... could it be the one I'm thinking of?
Giratina didn't care about the name of the region, but she still had the black gas from the Distortion World form a map of the region in front of Roy's eyes.
Looking at the long, rectangular topographical map that resembled the eagle-shaped map from his previous life, Roy immediately recognized it as the Galar region.
So there really is something unusual happening in the Galar region?
As if sensing something, Giratina became excited and created another energy shield, taking Roy, the Ancient Gengar, and Marshadow into the shield before they entered its own body.
Next, it was his turn to show off.
Galar region
Hammerlocke
Raihan was wearing the Dynamax Band given to him by Leon, still surprised that his Duraludon could undergo another Gigantamax.
Its nearly 50-meter-tall body is like a skyscraper, and with its unique skills and moves, it can achieve G-Max Depletion.
The only slight pity is that Duraludon still lost to Leon's Gigantamax Charizard after Gigantamax.
Everyone says he is the strongest Gym Leader besides Leon, and that is indeed the case. In fact, he could have taken the position of one of the Elite Four.
However, as soon as this idea came out, Rose and Leon jointly abolished the Elite Four system. Raihan didn't care, since there would be too many things to manage after becoming Elite Four, and he didn't want to be one anyway. Being a Gym Leader was pretty good enough, and he could even take sick leave when he had nothing to do.
The only thing that bothered him was that the Leon was always a little stronger than him, and he didn't know why.
However, he heard that a Composite Metal has recently been discovered in the Paldea region that can allow Duraludon to evolve again. He doesn't know if it's true or not, but he will take leave to go to Paldea to check it out after this incident is resolved.
"Leon, are you sure that controlling that Pokémon will bring Galar endless energy?"
A somewhat aged voice appeared in Leon's ears. The voice came from Opal, the Gym Leader of Ballonlea.
His master, Mustard, also exerted tremendous effort to defeat this longest-reigning Gym Leader in the Galar region before becoming the champion.
The opponent never sought fame or fortune, but Leon knew that the opponent also possessed Champion-level strength.
"It was the president who said it, I believe him."
Opal nodded, indicating that she understood.
Behind Opal was Kawu, the Fire type Gym Leader from Motostoke. Kabu was originally from the Hoenn and later came to Galar. After hearing about his plan, he resolutely came as well.
Beside him was Milo, the Grass type Gym Leader from Turffield.
Melony, the Ice type Gym Leader from Circhester.
Piers, the Gym Leader from Spikemuth, came here despite his reluctance.
And the Galar League Prosecutor, Pokémon Trainer with Elite Four- level strength...
This can be considered the strongest fighting force he could muster in the entire Galar region.
The sky seemed to darken inexplicably, as if some strange phenomenon was about to occur.
A bad feeling suddenly arose in Leon's heart; he hoped that this time he was just overthinking things.
Rose was already waiting at the entrance of the Hammerlocke Stadium, and he came forward to greet the assembled Gym Leader.
"President, how is it going now?"
"Things are a bit complicated, let's talk as we walk."
Just as Rose was about to lead Leon, several museum masters, and the others into the Energy Plant, a rough voice rang out.
"Everyone, why did you leave without waiting for me?"
The voice came from a burly man with bronze skin, a thick beard, and wearing a black and red adventure helmet over a bright orange winter adventure suit.
Rose paused for a moment after seeing the man.
"You... why are you back?"
The Gym Leader present also knew each other.
The man's name is Peony, who is also Rose's younger brother. He was the former Steel type Gym Leader of the Galar region. The Galar region had previously held a regional tournament, but Leon did not participate. That year, Peony was the champion, Rose was the runner-up.
After winning the tournament, Peony ventured deep into the Crown Tundra in search of the legendary Pokémon, Calyrex.
The other party is said to be a legendary king who once ruled Galar in ancient times, also known as the King of Bountiful Harvests.
Rose, however, was skeptical of this legend, since a region ruled by Pokémon sounded far too real.
Their differing ideologies, coupled with Rose's exceptional talent making Peony a frequent point of comparison, led to constant arguments between the two brothers whenever they were together.
However, after receiving Leon's message, Peony hurriedly returned from the Crown Tundra.