Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?
Chapter 515

Experimental Records

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Roy punched the special-material glass blocking his path, and spiderweb-like cracks instantly spread outward from the point of impact.

If he had not been worried that the glass would suddenly shatter and fall on Mankey, he could have smashed it to pieces with a single punch.

For his second punch, Roy held back again, but still shattered the glass wall with one blow. He rushed to the metal experiment table and freed the Mankey bound to the metal platform.

Feeling Mankey's faint breathing, Roy hurriedly took out a healing agent from his Spatial Bracelet and applied it to Mankey's body.

At the same time, golden flames appeared on Chandelure's lamp base, ready to treat Mankey's external injuries.

Seeing the golden flames about to scorch Mankey, the Primeape leader, who had been spraying Potion, tried to stop it.

Annihilape beside him told the Primeape leader not to worry. Roy was not hurting Mankey.

When he saw that the golden flames did not harm Mankey at all, but instead healed the injuries within Mankey's body, the Primeape leader finally relaxed.

While Annihilape opened the experimental chambers one by one, Roy turned to look at the researchers and assistants in the laboratory, who did not dare make a move.

They had to be connected to the Primeape tribe ending up like this.

When the researcher noticed Roy looking at him, he quickly took off his round-framed glasses and said,

"Roy, we've met before. Do you remember? At the Edge Cup, I even applied to study your Annihilape."

The Edge Cup?

No wonder this researcher looked somewhat familiar. He had been the researcher at the Edge Cup who had threatened him by saying he wanted to study Annihilape.

Unfortunately, he had only let Misdreavus teach the man a lesson back then. Now, it seemed

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