Qwilfish were famously one of the five scourges of the ocean. Vicious and fond of stirring up trouble, they could absorb over ten liters of seawater at once to compress their bodies, then unleash highly venomous spines. They could be called the ocean's thugs.
Thugs were hooligans, and since they were hooligans, there was no need for them to play by the rules.
A careful observer would have noticed that these Qwilfish differed from ordinary ones. Their bodies were entirely black: they were Hisuian forms, and their leader was an evolved Overqwil.
In fact, these Qwilfish did not originally belong here. They had swum all the way from the South Pacific, growing tired and hungry along the way.
There was no way to know the exact reason, but one thing was certain: these Qwilfish had set their sights on these waters, whose temperature made them suitable for living. However, a group of Alomomola also lived here.
Strictly speaking, they were an invasive species, so they were unfamiliar with the local Pokémon. Naturally, they did not know that these pink fish were kindhearted angels who rescued Pokémon at sea. And so the battle began.
The Alomomola were at a disadvantage from the outset, because their specialty was rescue, not combat. Over a dozen Alomomola were surrounded and beaten by the group right at the start, quickly losing the ability to battle.
The Alomomola leader grew terribly anxious at the sight and hurriedly unleashed Heal Pulse to heal its kin.
Overqwil revealed a cruel smile at the sight, then gave an order. The Qwilfish began firing venomous spines without pause. These spines contained deadly poison, and even under the pressure of the seawater, they shot through it like bullets.
The Alomomola quickly raised a barrier of Protect energy in front of them,