On the calm sea.
A group of Gyarados had noticed Yellow and the others fishing and wanted to join in the fun.
But when they spotted Milotic radiating powerful energy,
the Gyarados instantly abandoned the idea, wisely changed direction, and swiftly swam away.
They were lucky they had fled so quickly,
because Latios and Latias had already readied their Dragon Pulse in the air, ready to send them flying at any moment.
Happy times always passed quickly. Four hours of instruction and competition flew by.
The setting sun began to paint the sea gold,
and everyone started reeling in their lines, thoroughly satisfied.
In the end, Yellow and Lana had caught the most species of Pokémon, with neither clearly ahead.
Yellow did not care who had won or lost.
Winning and losing no longer mattered.
What mattered were the smiles on everyone's faces.
Lillie had also successfully caught a few small Water-type Pokémon. Although she had not managed to touch them,
it was already tremendous progress for her.
The Lapras team carried the students back to the harbor at a steady pace, sailing toward the sunset with their plentiful catches.
This unusual ocean fishing lesson
had not only taught them practical fishing techniques, but also let them observe a wide variety of Water-type Pokémon up close.
After the lesson ended,
Li Wei invited Yellow to join Ash and the others for dinner at Aina's Kitchen, run by Mallow's family.
Since she had gotten along well with Lana, Mallow, and the others, Yellow gladly accepted.
Only after dinner did Li Wei have Hoopa send Yellow home.
March 1 arrived.
The Master League Points Tournaments in the other regions were in full swing.
Meanwhile, the dates for the Midseason Championship had also been set: May 7 through May 21.
However, this