"There's one more thing. The weather in the Wild Area really is harsh and unpredictable, but I can't reach a conclusion."
Actually, I watched the weather forecast on the news every morning, and I had checked it once in Motostoke before coming here.
"Yes, today's forecast for the Wild Area did say it would be cloudy in the Hatchery Fields, but there was no snow forecast."
"True, but that's only a prediction."
Of course, as Yuuri said, it was a weather forecast, so it was often wrong.
"Then why don't we look back?"
This blizzard had already lasted several days. Yet when I checked the past forecasts, they only showed clear or cloudy skies. Certainly, the forecasts could have been wrong. That was possible, but...
"Isn't it strange for them to miss the mark every single time?"
"That's..."
"Even the most reluctant person would have to be convinced."
That proved this blizzard had been deliberately caused. The next question, then, was...
"So the next question is: who did it?"
"If you think about it normally... what I mean is, only an Ice-type Pokémon could produce a blizzard this powerful."
I nodded at Miss Bede's and Miss Saitou's words. Many Pokémon could learn the move called Blizzard. Specifically, it wasn't just Ice-type Pokémon; most Water-type Pokémon could learn it, as could many Ghost-type and Normal-type Pokémon. However, Pokémon generally couldn't bring out a move's full potential unless its type matched their own. A technique that didn't suit them would inevitably fall short of one that did. In other words, the Pokémon responsible for this days-long blizzard had to be an Ice-type. The trouble was...
"Even if we narrow it down to Ice-types, there are still plenty of them."
"After Floria told me about it, I initially thought the Galar Region was