Pokémon: The Final Prologue
Chapter 212

The Dragon God Pokémon

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Wigglytuff's Pound and Salamence's Dragon Tail struck fiercely at Rayquaza, but Rayquaza merely twisted his body slightly, dodging both attacks with the smallest of movements. Then, in the opening after their attacks, he twisted again and slammed heavily into them!

The impact actually carried the purple glow of a Dragon-type move. Because of the type matchup, this Dragon Tail dealt far more damage to Salamence than to Wigglytuff. Salamence was even sent flying, and Aggron, who arrived just then, hurriedly caught Salamence with his body.

"Chuanzi, let frost and snow fill the skies, let bitter cold freeze the earth! Go!" Alolan Sandslash once again curled into a ball of ice and flew straight at Rayquaza. Just then, Anxiong issued his next command: "Five-Point Ice Star Formation, rise!"

The five Pokémon other than Sandslash took up positions at five points, forming a wide circle around Rayquaza. Facing Sandslash's headlong charge, Rayquaza simply twisted his body casually again, batting Sandslash away like a baseball. Sandslash flew toward Walrein, but Walrein deftly swung his enormous body, flicking his tail to knock Sandslash back toward Rayquaza.

No matter which direction Rayquaza knocked Sandslash, a Pokémon stationed there would send Sandslash back to him. Rayquaza began a game of catch with the five Pokémon, but every hit came at a price. Each time he made contact with Sandslash, Sandslash's Powder Snow quietly left a chill on his body.

In the blink of an eye, patches of ice had covered Rayquaza's body!

"Press the advantage! What does the drifting snow resemble? Frost and snow fill the sky, building a stairway to heaven! Rayquaza, we'll defeat you and prove that human determination can conquer the heavens! Chuanzi, Diyazi! Blizzard!" Alolan Sandslash stopped rolling beside Walrein, and together they unleashed a fierce Blizzard on Rayquaza, who was almost

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