A fossil?
Baimu stared intently at the stone in his hand.
"Let me make this clear first, kid. The rule in our line of work is that once you buy it, it's yours. No returns!"
Seeing that he remained silent for so long, the stall owner hurriedly added, "You didn't want it when I offered it to you for free, but if you buy it, you can't return it!"
Baimu merely smiled without saying anything. Ogerpon beside him carefully inspected the entire stall and, after confirming there was nothing else, went, "Ponio~"
She tugged lightly at the corner of his clothes twice as a reminder.
The two turned and left, continuing to search through the various stalls in the treasure market, but unfortunately found nothing else.
Back at the hotel, Porygon Phone eagerly transformed into a set of tools and carefully cut open the stone's outer shell using the information it had just looked up.
Click.
A soft sound rang out.
A pale blue stone embedded with strange bones appeared before Baimu.
"This is..."
"The remains of a Fossilized Drake."
Porygon Phone said somewhat disappointedly, "No one has successfully revived this kind of fossil so far. It seems to be missing something crucial, so it isn't complete."
Incomplete, huh.
Baimu knew that Fossilized Drake had to be paired with either a Fossilized Bird or Fossilized Fish to revive into Dracozolt or Dracovish.
It could not be revived on its own.
Game Freak had forcibly played up the British fossil-mixing joke, creating four stitched-together abominations and drawing plenty of criticism at first.
The funny part was that, after Dracovish demonstrated tremendous strength thanks to its signature move, Fishious Rend, many people changed their tune.
"How could there be a Pokémon as strong as Dracovish?!"
Baimu did not particularly like that joke.