Seeing the Mega Golurk's remorseful expression, Roy comforted Golurk, telling Golurk not to blame himself and that what had just happened wasn't his fault.
Furthermore, he has already found a way to detach the Red Orb from the body of the Mega Golurk.
"Don't worry, you'll have experience next time you do Mega Evolution. Try it now..."
Roy stopped halfway through his words of comfort, his eyes filled with disbelief.
Because a second Ability, Drought, appeared below the Unseen Fist Ability of Mega Golurk on the System Panel.
Ability: Drought
Effect: When it appears, it will change the weather to sunny.
The Golurk possesses two Ability?
Roy remembered the last time he saw Pokémon with two Ability was in the Distortion World Giratina.
If he remembers correctly, Groudon's Ability is Drought.
So, is this Ability that the Red Orb grants to the Mega Golurk?
But why isn't it Ability of the Primal Groudon?
Roy knew that Groudon's original form's Ability was to Desolate Land.
Ability: Desolate Land
Effect: Changes the weather to be immune to Water-type attacks.
If it's the Desolate Land...
Unfortunately, there are no "what ifs".
Roy shook off the unrealistic thoughts in his mind; getting the Second Drought for free was already pretty good.
One should not be too greedy.
Looking at the Red Orb in his hand, the culprit that had caused the Golurk to go out of control, he was momentarily at a loss for words.
Oh well, as long as the Mega Golurk is alright, that's all that matters.
"Golurk, stop standing there! Let bygones be bygones, let's go train our skills."
Roy patted the still self-reproaching Mega Golurk had regained its senses, Roy decided to let it try Groudon's Precipice Blades.
"Clay doll."
Roy brought the Mega Golurk to a small hill. The terrain there was open and there were no signs of Pokémon life, making it a perfect place to train skills.
Looking at the two huge rocks at the foot of the mountain, Roy found his experimental target.
"Golurk, use Precipice Blades on the boulder on your left!"
"Clay doll!"
The Mega Golurk obeyed Roy's command, recalling the scene from his memory when the red behemoth used its skill.
He felt the new energy within his body gathering on his left arm, which bore the "Ω" symbol, and the "Ω" symbol began to flash rapidly.
Just as it was about to lose control of this energy, the Mega Golurk slammed its fist into the ground, the powerful force causing the ground to tremble instantly.
Roy felt a slight tremor beneath his feet and immediately took two steps back to avoid being accidentally injured.
With a "crack!", the ground split open, and a fissure appeared under the Golurk's fist, continuing all the way to the boulder Roy had just pointed to.
Just when Roy thought it was over, countless sharp stone spikes bulged out along the crack, and a huge stone spike suddenly arched up from under the boulder, sending the boulder Roy had just pointed at flying into the air.
Is it that powerful?
This scene completely stunned Roy; it didn't seem like the kind of power an Intermediate King level Pokémon could unleash.
The Mega Golurk also raised its fist, feeling a power within it that did not belong to it, or rather, a power it had never possessed.
Although Roy was satisfied, the Mega Golurk knew that the Precipice Blades he was using was still far inferior to the red behemoth in his memory.
After testing the Super Mega Golurk's abilities, Roy called over the Dhelmise, intending to use it as a force gauge to test the Golurk's strength.
"Dhelmise, cooperate a bit, Golurk, see if you can swing Dhelmise."
"Break!"
"Clay doll!"
The Mega Golurk looked at the Dhelmise in front of it, grabbed the connection between the Dhelmise and the anchor with one hand, and easily lifted the Dhelmise.
If the Dhelmise is a piece of Bulk Up equipment in Roy's hands, it becomes a weapon in the hands of the Mega Golurk.
The Mega Golurk casually flicked the Dhelmise in its hand, finding the handle at the Dhelmise quite comfortable, and then vigorously swung the Dhelmise.
The Dhelmise extended seaweed and bound the Mega Golurk's arms and fists, an invisible rope connecting the Mega Golurk and the Dhelmise.
The Mega Golurk discovers that it can sense Dhelmise's thoughts without communicating with Dhelmise.
"Clay doll."
"Break!"
What?
Upon hearing that the two could combine and understand each other's thoughts without communication, Roy's mind went completely blank.
However, when he saw the seaweed connected to the Golurk's fist on the Dhelmise, he seemed to understand the reason.
He originally just wanted to test the strength of the Golurk, but now he's unleashed a game-changer.
Watching the Golurk's fist, which had just used the Precipice Blades, get entangled in the seaweed of the Dhelmise, Roy had a bold idea.
"Golurk, use the Precipice Blades once more!"
The Mega Golurk used the Precipice Blades again, but this time it didn't throw a punch; instead, it swung the Dhelmise in its hand and smashed it into the ground.
Dhelmise felt a powerful force flowing through his body, which then traveled along the anchor to the ground.
Because there were already cracks in the ground, the stone spikes burst out of the cracks again, pushing another boulder next to the previous one into the air.
"The Golurk, wielding Dhelmise, unleashes Heavy Slam."
Upon receiving Roy's command, the Mega Golurk's legs retracted, transforming into two energy nozzles that Spit Up dark energy, propelling it into the air along with its Dhelmise.
Just as the boulder was about to fall, the Mega Golurk grabbed the anchor of the Dhelmise and Dhelmise forcefully, smashing it down on the falling boulder.
The combined Heavy Slam of the Dhelmise's powerful charge and the momentum of the Mega Golurk swing caused a deafening "boom!" The anchor smashed another boulder to pieces, and a rain of stones instantly fell from the sky.
The Misdreavus quickly conjured an energy shield above Roy to prevent the falling rocks from hitting Roy.
Roy and the other Pokémon were dumbfounded as they watched the two work together so well on their very first try.
Roy: So this is the correct way to use the Dhelmise?
After using his skill, the Mega Golurk hoisted the Dhelmise onto his shoulder, and the over one-ton weight of the Dhelmise seemed to disappear in the Mega Golurk's hands.
A giant covered in gray-blue armor held a huge anchor.
Roy felt like he'd seen this somewhere before; wasn't this the Titan from the Pokémon League?
Furthermore, with the Mega Golurk possessing the Drought, the growth of the Dhelmise can be doubled.
Solar Beam don't need to Stockpile; they can be fired directly.
At close range, you can use the anchor to smash your opponent; at a distance, you can use Solar Beam to attack.
Looking at it this way, there's definitely a reason why these two Pokémon Double Battle.
Roy plans to teach Dhelmise another Trick Room, adding another Trick Room combo to the Double Battle lineup.