Marshadow had far more Ghost-type energy than Roy did and poured it into Golurk's body in a steady stream.
But Golurk's body swallowed the power flowing from Marshadow's hands like a black hole. Marshadow felt as though Golurk was about to drain him dry.
Marshadow: ???
Something... wasn't right with this Golurk.
Refusing to give up, Marshadow's aura surged. A huge shadow giant appeared behind him as he increased the flow of Ghost-type energy from his hands. The shadow giant behind him also continuously channeled energy into Golurk.
Under Marshadow's sustained infusion of energy, the runes on Golurk's torso, shoulders, and fists began to glow faintly.
Was it working?
Roy watched Marshadow expectantly, but even after ten minutes, Marshadow was still exerting himself, pouring energy into Golurk.
Yet only the runes on Golurk's body had lit up. Nothing else changed.
Before long, Marshadow could no longer maintain his full output, and the flow of Ghost-type energy into Golurk dwindled.
Even the shadow giant behind him shrank from over five meters tall to just over two meters, until it gradually vanished as Marshadow exhausted his energy.
The moment the energy flowing from Marshadow's hands disappeared completely, his small body began to sway, as though he might collapse in the next second.
Even Roy, standing nearby, could sense how weak Marshadow was. He hurriedly took some Pokéblocks from his Spatial Bracelet and handed them to him.
Marshadow, who normally treated Pokéblocks as nothing more than snacks, swallowed everything Roy offered in a single gulp.
Only after eating an unknown number of Pokéblocks did Marshadow stop swaying.
Seeing that even Marshadow's energy was insufficient to satisfy this Golurk, Roy was rather surprised. What exactly had the Golurk in the Ruins of Alph been made from to require so much energy?
It seemed that