Pokemon: Reborn Rich Alternate Earth

”Sir! Deoxys suddenly appeared at the entrance of the Primal Secret Realm and has already entered!”

A staff member urgently reported.

”It didnʼt run away? But why go to the Primal Secret Realm? Could it be trying to hide inside?” the Third Elder asked, puzzled.

”I think it must believe thereʼs something inside the Primal Secret Realm that can help Champion Walker, so it went in,” the Fourth Elder said. He didnʼt believe for a moment that Deoxys would abandon its trainer.

Quite a few people turned their gaze toward the Grand Elder, to see what his thoughts were.

”How much has the barrier weakened?” James asked the staff member beside him.

”About thirty percent or so,” the staff member replied.

They had been continuously monitoring the barrierʼs energy, so the answer came very quickly.

”Deoxys will not abandon Julian. As a trainer, Julian is absolutely the best there is. His Pokémon will never abandon him,” James said with absolute certainty.

Compared to the idea of Deoxys abandoning Julian, he was far more inclined to believe the Fourth Elderʼs words—that it had entered the Primal Secret Realm specifically to help Julian.

It was very likely that because the Godless Barrier had weakened, Julian could now reach Deoxys and had ordered it to go to the Primal Secret Realm.

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As a Psychic-type First-class Legendary, Deoxys had previously scanned the entire Primal Secret Realm under Julianʼs command, so it knew exactly where the two remaining King-form Pokémon were.

Using Teleport, it arrived at the fourth Kingʼs domain—the Moonview Arena, where the King-form Pokémon was a level 97 regional-variant Electrode.

The bewildered Electrode stared blankly at Deoxysʼs sudden appearance, and just as blankly, was defeated by a single move from the opponent, utterly incapable of putting up any resistance.

Even in its King form, its odds of victory against a First-class Legendary were absolute zero.

Teleporting once more, Deoxys then appeared at the fifth Kingʼs domain—the Icepeak Arena—where the King-form Pokémon was a level 96 regional-variant Avalugg.

Meanwhile, while Deoxys departed for the Primal Secret Realm, the deathmatch between Julian and the Master naturally hadnʼt stop just because of its departure.

Facing nine Pseudo-First-class Legendaries, Julianʼs expression was exceedingly solemn.

Mega Aggron was tying down three of them, while Mega Metagross held back the other six.

The ones facing Mega Aggron were Tyranitar, Goodra, and Hydreigon. The first two Pokémon had no speed advantage to speak of, and compared to Salamence, Dragonite, and Metagross, Hydreigonʼs speed was not particularly fast either.

Thus, these three were assigned by the Master to deal with Mega Aggron.

After all, if they were to face Mega Metagross, with its Teleport, they would gain no advantage whatsoever.

Tyranitar launched a Giga Impact, Goodra unleashed a Dragon Pulse, and Hydreigon fired a Tri Attack.

The three attacks came crashing down upon Mega Aggron like a landslide, each move cloaked on the surface with a layer of black energy.

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The presence of this black energy increased the power of their moves by 100%, along with a certain corrosive effect.

It was precisely because of this that Mega Aggron found it even more difficult to defend. The pits and scars across its armor were almost entirely caused by the corrosion of the black energy.

Faced with the combined assault of the three opponents, Mega Aggron stomped the ground heavily, and a violent tremor swept outward.

It hadnʼt used a wide-range attack like Earthquake before because such moves didnʼt distinguish between friend and foe—any Pokémon on the ground would be hurt by it.

But now, only it and Metagross remained.

As for Julian, he was currently floating in midair using his psychic powers; otherwise, Mega Aggron would never have used Earthquake.

Amid the shaking earth and swaying ground, Tyranitar and Goodra lost their footing, their bodies staggering with the tremors. Yet there was no trace of pain on their faces.

Or rather, they had long since lost the ability to feel pain. Because of this, even as they took damage from the Earthquake, they still managed to execute their moves smoothly.

However, due to their unsteady stances, Goodraʼs Dragon Pulse lost its accuracy, while Tyranitarʼs Giga Impact continued barreling straight toward Mega Aggron.

Mega Aggron used Protect for the second time.