"This blizzard is really heavy. Has the League predicted roughly how long it'll last?" Meanwhile, in the Sinnoh Region, Cynthia looked at the absurdly heavy blizzard before her with a trace of astonishment. Honestly, it wasn't as though she had never seen a blizzard before, but this was her first time seeing one that seemed to drape a white sheet across her vision. The towering, majestic Mt. Coronet had vanished. Standing in Snowpoint City, she could see only a sheet of white that seemed motionless, which made it even more frightening. It could obscure all of Mt. Coronet-that was truly a little too terrifying.
"Miss Cynthia, according to our predictions, this blizzard should dissipate by tomorrow. But the problem is that the temperature inside is dropping rapidly. Even Fire-type Pokémon can't start fires, and the lives of those trapped inside are under serious threat." The League staff member beside her adjusted his glasses. Honestly, although this blizzard was somewhat extreme, it wasn't as though the League had never made contingency plans for something similar. But the most pressing problem now was that there were twelve idiots inside. They had ignored the League's warnings all along the way and even cut through the safety fencing to get in, all to conquer Mt. Coronet at this particular time.
Terrifyingly stupid.
"I know. That's why I came." Cynthia felt somewhat helpless too. But looking at the blizzard before her, she knew that anyone other than herself probably wouldn't necessarily be able to rescue those people if they went in. After all, although they were all Pokémon, the differences in strength between Pokémon were enormous. Cynthia's Pokémon were extremely powerful and had enough ability to withstand such harsh weather conditions. So, after taking some essential supplies, Cynthia went straight in.
But she didn't ride