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Chapter 250

Was Teacher Yu's fighting style a little too wild?

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When a giant elephant with outrageously large tusks appeared before him and charged wildly through the desert...

Even though Qingyu had braced himself, Great Tusk's powerful build still startled him, making him frown instinctively.

(The height difference was roughly like this; Sprigatito was 1.5 meters tall.)

Great Tusk, a Paradox Pokémon, seemed to bear some relation to Donphan based on its appearance.

As a ferocious creature from the distant past, it radiated enough savage aggression to strike terror into weaker Pokémon.

Never mind humans-even the wild Pokémon that ruled parts of this desert would probably have taken their groups and fled as far as possible at the sight of it. That explained why they had barely encountered any other desert Pokémon along the way.

In fact, the moment Qingyu looked up, he noticed that even Braviary, famous for its stubborn fearlessness, had chosen discretion over valor and was flying out of its territory as though fleeing for its life.

Wasn't this thing much bigger than I'd imagined?

Qingyu frowned deeply, roughly gauging its height by eye.

It had to be at least five or six meters tall, almost twice the three-meter height recorded in the game's Pokédex that he remembered.

Then again, the Pokédex generally seemed to list these large Pokémon at half their actual size or less, especially the various Legendary Pokémon...

What kind of bootleg Pokédex was this? GF, do you even understand Pokémon, or are you just making up numbers?!

"Looks like the rumored Pokémon really does exist, and now it's right before our eyes."

Steven quickly broke into an excited smile. As soon as Miraidon stopped, he swung himself gracefully to the ground and looked at Great Tusk charging nearby.

"No Pokémon today grows that big. Even Fossil Pokémon aren't this exaggerated, are they...?"

As a

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