Perhaps This Will Become Some "Flying Champion's" Black History
After tussling for more than ten minutes, the two "flower girls" finally stopped.
Panting heavily, they used their hands or claws to shield the Plates atop their heads, watching each other warily.
At some point, wrestling had turned into trying to snatch each other's Plate.
"All right, that's enough."
Heiduo had just seen off the wild Pokémon that had helped him. Not wanting them to work for nothing, he handed out quite a few Pokéblocks of various colors, especially to the one that had found the Plate.
There was no small number of wild Pokémon on Mt. Silver. Heiduo's generous handouts had nearly emptied Gengar's stash.
But it was precisely because of that generosity that he had gained such strong influence on Mt. Silver.
Everyone remembered his kindness.
He continued searching for Plates.
The next target was Violet City. Judging by the cross marker, it seemed to be near Sprout Tower.
Since it was inside the city and within a temple's grounds, Heiduo couldn't make too much of a fuss. Disturbing others could easily draw Officer Jenny's attention, and temples were private property.
Come to think of it, most temples in Japan were private property.
Fortunately, he was lucky. The Plate had fallen outside Sprout Tower, and finding it took almost no effort.
It was an azure-blue [Sky Plate].
Further down the map, another one was marked near the Ruins of Alph.
Archaeological sites in the Pokémon world were generally not officially sealed off. Anyone who wanted to enter could do so.
Back when Heiduo had still been a nobody, he had encountered a middle-aged man conducting archaeological work at the Ruins of Alph. The man had told him that this place belonged to all humanity.
But aside from countless stone