The weight of the Dhelmise, coated with a layer of Metal Coat, increased even further, but in Roy's hands it was still like a toy, steadily placed on the ground by Roy.
The Dragalge kept watching Roy as he cleaned Dhelmise's body, wondering what kind of person the Pokémon Trainer Roy had found for him would be.
Regarding the question about Dragalge, Roy said there was no need to worry. Agatha might be a bit strict, but she was definitely the Pokémon Trainer who Poison-type Pokémon the most, at least the most he had ever met.
Professor Sakuragi squeezed through the crowd, watching as the Poisonous Dragalge approached Roy asked if it was also his Pokémon.
"This is my teacher's Pokémon; I'll play with it for a few days."
Roy didn't tell Professor Sakuragi much about the origins of the Dragalge.
As a native of the Kanto Region, Professor Sakuragi was naturally aware of Agatha's reputation and didn't give Dragalge another glance.
After obtaining Roy's permission, Professor Sakuragi approached the Dhelmise, rubbing his hands together with his eyes shining as he looked at this research topic that could help him improve his research level.
Seeing Roy Dhelmise so easily, he wanted to try Dhelmise's weight himself. Despite being a Pokémon Researcher, he still paid attention to physical exercise.
The missing Pokédex only states that the Dhelmise weighs 290kg, but judging from how easily Roy Dhelmise entry must be Pokédex. I'll have to correct it later.
Professor Sakuragi placed both hands on the bottom of the Dhelmise, and with a "whoosh," he exerted force with both hands, his face turning bright red.
No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't move it an inch, let alone lift the Dhelmise with one hand as easily as Roy did.
The Pokédex is absolutely wrong; that Dhelmise must weigh at least a ton!!!
In the end, Professor Sakuragi could only give up in frustration and turn to examine the Dhelmise's structure.
All the paranormal events on the S.S. Anne have now been resolved, but the fisherman who had previously complained to the captain about not being able to catch any fish still hasn't managed to catch anything.
Roy's explanation for this was simply that it was a no-brainer; you could buy some of the Lure Pokéblock he made, each costing only 2000 Poké Dollars.
While Roy was calling GG and selling Pokéblock to a group of fishermen, the Dragalge next to him suddenly remembered something.
Approaching the Dhelmise, it extended a seaweed-covered Dhelmise and touched it.
"Poison!"
Dhelmise quickly put down the Pokéblock in his hand. He had been eating too well these past two days and had almost forgotten about his precious treasure.
The Dhelmise quickly stuck out a clump of seaweed and patted Roy's arm.
"Rudder!"
"You still have something in the sea?"
Dhelmise indicated that he had previously found a small box on a shipwreck at sea, which might contain something Roy needed.
Shipwreck? Crates?
It is said that Roy, who had the box, brought two Pokémon and rode Dragapult to the sea, where he released both Pokémon.
Dhelmise and Dragalge dived back into the sea. When they came ashore a short while later, Dhelmise still had a small wooden box attached to its anchor.
The box looked like it had been there for a long time; the iron nails and key locks, among other iron parts, were covered in rust from the seawater.
"Rudder!"
Without hesitation, Dhelmise tossed his precious wooden box to Roy.
Roy caught the box steadily and carefully examined its exterior. There seemed to be a flower symbol on it, but the seawater erosion had made it impossible to tell what it was.
"You said it's a wooden crate you found in the shipwreck?"
The seaweed on the Dhelmise waved at Roy, urging Roy to quickly open it and see what was inside.
Roy easily pried open the treasure chest with his bare hands.
The wooden box was also full of seawater. After Roy emptied the seawater, he saw a large blue bell and an orange bell lying quietly inside the box.
Bell?
Logically speaking, after being submerged in the sea for so long, the nails on the outside of the wooden box should have rusted, but the bell was completely intact.
Roy picked up one of the blue bells and shook it, causing the seawater inside to spill out and making a pleasant sound.
For some reason, Roy's mood instantly calmed down upon hearing the noise.
Does it also have a calming effect?
But judging from its appearance, it doesn't seem like Soothe Bell.
These two bells are definitely not as simple as they appear.
System Scan
Props: Tidal Bell
Effect: A very old-fashioned bell that produces a calming and soothing sound.
Tidal Bell!!!
Although that's how it's described in terms of effect, Roy knows that in the game, this bell can summon Lugia with Hai Zijin at the deepest part of Whirl Islands.
The other orange bell is...
Prop: Clear Bell
Effect: A very old-fashioned bell that produces a calming and soothing sound.
This is the bell that can summon Ho-Oh and Water Dog from the depths of Whirl Islands in the same location.
But let's forget about the Water Dog; it's too lame.
Roy was curious about where Dhelmise got those two bells that could summon Legendary Pokémon.
The Dhelmise was found on a shipwreck from an unknown number of years ago. The rudder and anchor on it were also made from that shipwreck, or rather, it was created from the shipwreck.
Shipwreck?
Dhelmise couldn't remember the exact location of the shipwreck, but a voice in his head kept telling him to bring two bells.
Recalling the description of the Dhelmise in the Pokédex, Roy knew that the two bells must have been very important to the people on the sunken ship.
Just as Roy was about to send Dragapult back to the ship, a Water Gun shot with almost no power sprayed in his direction.
The water flow was nimbly dodged by Dragapult, and Roy turned around to look, meeting a pair of beady eyes.
It was the Wailord that he had fed before, and the culprit that allowed him to be crowned the fishing god and receive offerings.
"Thank you for reminding me yesterday, Wailord."
Roy was quite pleased that Wailord hadn't fled when Dhelmise appeared, but instead warned him.
All those Lure Pokéblock I used weren't wasted.
Wailord wanted to greet Roy, but Dhelmise and Dragalge suddenly emerged from the water.
Wailord only wanted to run away after seeing Dhelmise and Dragalge; he wasn't stupid, he knew that these two Pokémon were after him.
However, at this moment, Dhelmise and Dragalge had no interest in Wailord whatsoever; the life force emanating from Wailord's body was less than that of a single Pokéblock Roy had created.
Three pairs of eyes were simultaneously fixed on the Wailord, which had fled into the distance.
Wailord swam quite a distance, but seeing that Dhelmise and Dragalge weren't using poison or chasing him, he became curious and turned back.
However, he didn't dare get too close, maintaining a safe distance while looking at Roy on Dragapult's body with his beady eyes.
Wailord only dared to approach Roy after Roy had captured both Dragalge and Dhelmise into their Poké Ball.
Roy took out all the Lure Pokéblock and threw them to Wailord.
Wailord opened its massive jaws and devoured all the Lure Pokéblock, enjoying another free afternoon tea.
After consuming all the Lure Pokéblock in one go, Wailord Spit Up another jet of water from its blowhole, creating a rainbow in the sunlight.