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Chapter 194 The History of Meteors

Chapter 194 The History of Meteors

Groudon and Kyogre looked up as the giant silver bird rose higher and higher, circling above the clouds and disappearing. Only the shadows that occasionally swept across the sea told them that they had not left.

What's going on here?

Groudon and Kyogre looked bewildered, then turned around and faced each other. The two legendary Pokémon met, and the Land of the End and the Primordial Sea collided, creating chaotic air currents that excited the ocean and the land.

Groudon aimed its mouth at Kyogre and roared, like a volcanic vent churning with lava. The ocean beneath its feet became scorching hot, white smoke billowed, and pillars of fire whipped up waves, colliding with four converging blue beams of light. The explosion was deafening, and the immense energy tore off the ocean's armor, splitting it apart. Ferocious wounds were left on the exposed rock slabs, forming a circular crater. Scalding seawater poured in, and as far as the eye could see, apart from the two enraged ancient behemoths, there was no other sign of life.

Because of the collision of two completely opposite forces, which waxed and waned and suppressed each other, Kyogre and Groudon absorbed energy at a slower rate, and their wounds were difficult to heal.

"What should we do next?" Cynthia asked, looking at Wei Xin staring blankly at the sky as if waiting for something. "If Groudon and Kyogre continue fighting, the damage will affect at least half of Hoenn. This place will become a no-go zone."

"Let's get started," Wei Xin said, turning his gaze away from the unresponsive universe. "Use the hurricane to envelop the entire ocean area and mitigate the aftermath of the battle as much as possible. Notify other areas to evacuate as much as possible, or even leave Hoenn, so as not to be affected by the upcoming battle."

"What we need to do now is to find an opportunity to defeat them in one blow during their battle."

He sighed, piloting the Lugia, and leaned down.

Rayquaza seems unlikely to make an appearance.

"Why, why didn't Rayquaza appear to stop the fight between the two legendary Pokémon?" On the Sky Pillar, with the help of superhuman vision, Cynthia, who was watching the fight between the two Pokémon from afar, was filled with doubt when she saw that there was no sound of dragons in the sky.

The battle between two legendary Pokémon in the ocean is observable even from space, so why doesn't it attract Rayquaza's attention? Has Rayquaza truly given up on this world?

They could only watch helplessly as the hurricane descended from the sky, engulfing the entire sea area, so that not even a sound could be heard, only dazzling light flashing and exploding within it.

After a long while, the two stepped onto the moss-covered stone steps, dragging their tired bodies and a large box of evolution keys they had collected, and struggled to climb to the top altar.

Because the building was old and could not support the weight of the Pokémon, and due to the traditions of the Meteor Dwellers, Steven and Alain had to take turns carrying the box and climbing up the building that pierced through the clouds.

I'm so tired I'm numb.

"Is this the legendary Sky Pillar and Altar built by the Meteor People to worship the Dragon God and the Seven-Colored Meteorite?" Ai Lan looked around in surprise.

From the murals on the inner walls of the Sky Pillar to the towering stone pillars all around, everything records an epic from ancient times.

"That was the ancient Hoenn, an era unique to natural disasters. Kyogre brought floods, Groudon brought droughts. To be born in that era was a tragedy in itself." Steven told Alain the history of this land that he had heard from Wallace.

"Humans and Pokémon have built homes on this land countless times, only to have them destroyed countless times. Over time, this has led to a fear and reverence for natural disasters. As a result, some chose the ocean, some chose the land, and some chose the sky."

"And this is the legendary site, the remnant of the Meteor People, forged by those who believe in the sky. Even mortals can touch the sky, look up at the stars, and call for miracles—the Sky Pillar."

"Am I right? From a thousand years ago, she began to think about how to save Hoenn from the crisis of the meteorite fall, and she pushed everything to develop behind the scenes. She even went so far as to use the power of the ocean believers and the earth believers to awaken the legendary Pokémon. She is the descendant of the Meteor People who dragged Hoenn into the disaster. No, I should say she is the descendant of one of their lineages. She is the dragon messenger, Shekana, or I should call you Miss Higanbana."

Daigo dragged a whole box of evolution stones and evolution keys, which he had borrowed from trainers in various regions such as Donghuang, Kalos, and Hoenn, all of whom were determined to save this dying land, through Wei Xin's request. He walked up to Shigane and stared into her eyes.

question.

"I just don't understand why you disagree with Devon Corporation's plan. Even if a giant meteorite is about to fall, a special device called 'Infinity' could be used to transfer it to another world and save Hoenn."

Higana sneered, "The science of Devon Corporation, you mean shifting the disasters that should have been borne by ourselves onto other people, while a group of old men in suits sit on the sofa, swishing their red wine, carefree, enjoying the good life forged by blood and suffering, that's really in line with the practices of you businessmen."

Daigo fell silent. Although he didn't like drinking red wine, Higana was right about one thing: the Infinite Device prepared by Devon Corporation was designed to use special energy to transfer meteorites that might fall from outer space to other planets, or even other worlds. From the very beginning, it was a plan based on sacrifice. Even the energy used to activate the Infinite Device was inhumane living energy.

Even within Devon Corporation, some people expressed opposition to the plan.

"But what if the theory is wrong, the device malfunctions, and the plan fails? Can you really bear the consequences? Do you really think the master will allow the filthy feet of millions of people in Hoenn to step into his spotless villa?"

Ai Lan took a small step back, shielding Daigo in front of him. He sensed that the two of them were talking about something very dangerous, and that the little girl's mouth was truly venomous, every word piercing to the heart.

Higanbana pointed at Daigo: "You who like rocks have the blood of the earth flowing through your veins, while your friend has the blood of the ocean flowing through his veins. We are inherently incompatible, so naturally we don't expect you to understand the sky."

Daigo was slightly taken aback. He was a descendant of the earth? That was debatable; he could check the family tree when he got back. But Mikey was a descendant of the ocean. Didn't he claim to be a member of the Meteor Clan?

Moreover, the seven-colored meteorite was also given to him by Mikkelsen.

Higanbana patted the mural hanging behind the altar, which recorded how Groudon and Kyogre fought endlessly over the excess natural energy in the Hoenn region, until a rainbow meteor fell into Meteor Falls. Drawn by the powerful energy within the meteor, Rayquaza descended from the sky and quelled the battle between the two giant beasts.

A thousand years ago, a meteor fell again, creating a giant crater in the Hoenn region, which is now Sootopolis City. This impact caused the natural energy of the Hoenn region to leak out again, and Primal Groudon and Primal Kyogre were reawakened and began to fight for this power. People could only place their hopes on Rayquaza, the savior.

Rayquaza answered the call of the Meteor People and descended from the sky once again. The people's prayers enabled Rayquaza to successfully Mega Evolve, once again quelling the battle between the two Pokémon.

"The Meteor Dwellers predict that a meteorite surpassing all previous ones will fall in Hoenn a thousand years from now. This meteorite will cause the destruction of the entire Hoenn region. The only solution is to summon Rayquaza before the meteorite arrives, allow it to Mega Evolve, and use its power to destroy the meteorite."

"Summoning the legendary Dragon God is the best and most certain plan that the Sky Clan has been preparing for a thousand years. It is a mission that has been passed down for thousands of generations of us."

That's why I didn't hesitate to summon two legendary Pokémon.

Higana reached into the box, finding nothing but the Key of Evolution and the Evolution Stone. She gave a helpless snort: "Even now, you still refuse to bring the legendary seven-colored ore that fell into Meteor Falls and contains special power."

"Forget it, I never expected anything from you guys anyway. All your brains combined aren't even as good as one Eastern Huang person's." Xijiana held a handful of Evolution Keys and looked into the distance. The hurricane that shrouded the sea had been dyed pink at some point, and soon it dissipated under the power of the two rampaging Pokémon.

A beam of azure light struck the giant silver bird, and a figure fell from the sky, bringing the battle of the four divine beasts to a close.