A strategic Rain Dance Pokémon

"Dream!"

With a flash of Red Light, the Misdreavus, finally awakened, happily went out for a walk.

She flew to the top of the palace, grabbed her mount, and was ready to set sail at any moment.

Suddenly, she caught a glimpse of a familiar gray figure flash by, but it seemed to be rather petite?

However, in an instant, the busy Misdreavus Fairy put the matter out of her mind and began to look at other scenery.

A soft rustling sound filled the air as the leaves overhead swayed in the breeze.

The wind rustled the grass low, and Dian leaned against a tree, enjoying a rare moment of peace. Beedrill led the adorably bewildered Zubat to a nearby training ground. The poor Zubat had no idea that it was a perfect target in Beedrill's eyes.

She thought they had gone out to play, since she had never been out during the day before. Blue skies, green grass, and white clouds like this were sights she could hardly have imagined before.

Sometimes, catching Pokémon can be a good thing for the Pokémon itself, because some Pokémon simply love the outside Heaven and Earth and can travel with their Trainer to see the world of their Ideals.

Some Pokémon prefer a group or a free life, so sometimes letting them go isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Originally, the Prince only captured Zubat to make things easier in the cave, but now it seems that this might be some kind of destiny.

However, he absolutely refused to acknowledge this idiot!

"Bawl."

The adorable Quagsire was happily munching on the food in front of him, his large tail swaying behind him.

That makes sense, though. Before, people would lie in the river with their mouths open, waiting for food to come to them. Now it's even better; someone feeds them. How could they not be happy?

However, although the palace was quite helpless, the Skiploom and the Misdreavus seemed to like it quite a bit.

"Dream?"

The Misdreavus touched the mucous membrane on the Quagsire's body, looked at it curiously, and seemed to be assessing whether it was edible.

The Skiploom, however, was interested in its large tail and was looking at it carefully.

"Bawl."

Quagsire seemed completely unconcerned about the two onlookers beside him, happily continuing to eat the Pokéblock from his plate.

Dian sighed, as if accepting the situation, and reached out to touch the Quagsire. The texture was much better than he had imagined.

He had expected it to be sticky, but it felt as cool as if he had touched water.

"Quagsire - A water and Ground-type, fish- Pokémon completely carefree and doesn't care even if it bumps into the bottom of a boat or Rock-type in a river."

Ability: Water Absorb.

Skills: Water Gun, Mud Sport, Mud Bomb, Pound, Rain Dance, Recover, Sleep Talk.

The prince blinked, rubbed his eyes, and then looked at them again. Nothing wrong...

He took a deep breath, immediately pulled out another large bag of Pokéblock from his backpack, and handed it over, "Grandpa Swamp, ah, no, Quagsire, eat well, have more."

They made a fortune! They made a killing!

Dian said he was very happy, even a little excited.

"Bawl?"

Undeterred, the Quagsire immediately resumed its feast.

If I remember correctly, if Quagsire is trained properly, it should eventually be able to learn skills such Muddy Water, Amnesia, Haze, Mist, as well as Yawn, Earthquake, and so on.

He had always wondered whether the Water Absorb Ability could restore HP when facing Water-type attacks not used by Pokémon.

After all, what he knew before was that Pokémon with the Water Absorb Ability were immune to Water-type attacks and could also restore their HP.

However, it wasn't mentioned whether normal water would work. It's probably not possible, because the moves used by Pokémon contain the Pokémon's own energy. It's likely that the Water Absorb Ability absorbs this energy and then converts it to restore the Pokémon's stamina.

But what does Rain Dance signify? It means that even in extreme weather conditions, such as in the Desert, he will not have to worry about drinking water.

Pokémon that can Rain Dance are true strategic resources.

In reality, even Pokémon that can learn to use Rain Dance through their own development are extremely rare.

This is because it not only requires the Pokémon to have extremely pure and powerful Inner Focus, but also to have an extremely keen Perception of the flow and movement of water vapor between heaven and Heaven and Earth.

Generally, only Pokémon possessed by Researcher at meteorological institutes can Rain Dance skill, or Pokémon like Slowpoke that can stay in one place for a long time and remain in a daze can learn the Rain Dance skill.

Or perhaps only Politoed, Pelipper, and the legendary Pokémon Kyogre, which have the ability to rain.

Of course, although both involve Rain Dance, the effects of these skills can be vastly different.

Sleep Talk can provide a chance to gamble while being slept on, preventing complete vulnerability, and Recover is a key skill for enduring a prolonged battle.

Didn't you see how Pikachu was bullied by the Recover ability many times back then?

Water Gun and Rain Dance, Mud Sport, and mud-related activities evolved into key skills for creating Muddy Water, Pound is a melee skill.

It can be said that this Quagsire has grown up very reasonably, and with a little training, it would be a formidable fighter. Of course, it would be even better if we could find a way to cure its naturally lazy nature.

Even setting aside other considerations, if someone knew that this Quagsire could Rain Dance, it would be kept as a valuable strategic resource.

After all, Pokémon are not just a trump card for Trainer, but also a vital resource for people's livelihood.

"Bawl."

After the Quagsire finished eating, it looked up and found that four pairs of eyes were staring at it.

It tilted its head, then ran off to the side and happily lay down on the Ground-type, ready to Rest.

"Dream..."

The Misdreavus looked at the empty plate and felt she had to relinquish her title as the biggest eater. She called out to the Skiploom next to her, but it Items what she meant.

"Hana."

Skiploom nodded in agreement, and then began to chat with Misdreavus.

As for the small Sentret next to it, it was selectively ignored.

There was nothing they could do; Quagsire was living a leisurely life, completely unconcerned about other issues, while Misdreavus and Skiploom were already used to Sentret.

Without even seeing the palace, the emperor began packing his things with an indifferent expression. As for the Sentret... well, it might be a bit small, but what's so special about that?

It's cute, but the problem is, it's Sentret!

A neurotic Sentret!

Just like Teddiursa, even if they look cute, it doesn't mean they are harmless; they may even be more dangerous.

Because each Teddiursa can be followed by a group of Ursaring, the same is true for Sentret Bears, each followed by a huge Sentret clan.

Judging from its Sentret and delicate appearance, the group behind it probably has quite a few members.

"Ta-qiu~"

Little Sentret looked adorable with a blank expression and even twitched its big ears. It was indeed extremely cute. If there were a girl there at that moment, she might just scream and pounce on it.

Unfortunately, it encountered a group of cold-blooded people.