Hoenn Continent.
The summer was hot, but the weather was pleasant.
"I never noticed before, but humidity, heat, and monsoons—they're all key elements for the Super-Ancient Pokémon."
Baimu took a deep breath of fresh air after landing.
Legendary Pokémon were often closely tied to their regions, from the climate, soil, and plants to local customs and even the cycle of life and death.
Orre, for example, was currently being reshaped by Calyrex and Lugia.
Porygon2 said, "Maybe the Hoenn Continent has some kind of special consciousness, like Dragon Village, and Kyogre and Groudon are manifestations of it?"
"Very possible!" Baimu agreed.
There were many principles behind the creation of Legendary Pokémon, and most of them symbolized some kind of element, such as life or ocean currents.
In the creation myth of Arceus, it was stated even more plainly: Dialga represented time, Palkia represented space, and the Lake Guardians represented emotion, knowledge, and willpower.
"Baimu!"
Zhen Ya called out and waved.
Two electric farm tricycles were parked beside him.
The Draconids who had just stepped off the plane's first-class cabin were all sitting in the mud-spattered cargo beds. It looked as though the tricycles had only recently delivered produce to market.
Baimu: "..."
"Hey! The Champion's back!" The old man at the handlebars was Aoyanagi, whom Baimu had met on his first visit.
He might have been short, but he handled the farm tricycle with ease.
The other driver was a middle-aged man. A dozing Swablu perched beside his seat.
"Haven't seen you in a while!"
"I've been busy working hard."
Baimu hopped nimbly into the cargo bed. "There are countless strong trainers these days. I can't afford to slack off."
That immediately drew complaints from everyone else.
How were ordinary Dragon Tamers like them supposed to feel when someone who