"Tch, this really is a tricky one."
Xia Chi rubbed his chin as he surveyed the "Legendary" spoils before him. Dealing with them felt more mentally taxing than commanding the God War that had just ended.
These weren't spoils at all. They were a pile of hot potatoes.
The first option he ruled out was dumping them all on the Unova League to keep under guard.
It wasn't that he was stingy or reluctant to hand them over. The Unova League simply wasn't strong enough!
Just imagine one of these big fellows waking up halfway through-and in a terrible mood, too. Now that would be a disaster.
He didn't want tomorrow's headlines to read, "Shocking! Legendary Pokémon razes Unova League headquarters!"
Besides, Landorus, Tornadus, and Thundurus weren't ordinary Legendary Pokémon. They were closely tied to the Unova Region's natural climate.
Landorus governed the land's fertility, while Tornadus and Thundurus presided over storms and thunder. Who knew whether keeping them locked away for too long would throw Unova's agriculture and climate into chaos?
So he definitely needed to find a way to release these weather gods, returning them to their posts so they could keep diligently "working" to maintain the Unova Region's ecological balance.
He could discuss that with N. The Four Cloud Gods clearly obeyed N's commands without question.
As for the Genesect Army...
His gaze fell on the heap of dark-purple mechanical creatures.
These ancient Bug-type Pokémon, modified by Team Plasma, lay scattered around like robots with their power cut.
Destroying them outright would be such a waste.
Why not put them to good use?
These Genesect were formidable fighters, and as modified Pokémon, their behavior depended heavily on preset programs.
If their destructive, conquest-oriented commands could be removed and replaced with protective programming, they could become a powerful,