Pokemon: This Ash Is Too Versatile Chapter 394 - 222: Ancient Pokemon at Elite Peak, Mewtwo Tak

"I called Mr. Lance, and he said he’s currently in the Kalos region... Not just him, the other mbers of the Elite Four are also in the Kalos region. Originally, they planned to return tomorrow, but now they’ve received an ergency notice and are rushing back."

Ash ran ahead, without looking back, and said to Misty and the others.

The reason Lance and the others are in the Kalos region is still because of him.

Due to the GA evolution he revealed, the Elite Four of Kanto are scouring the world to find GA Evolution Stones.

They discovered rumors of GA Evolution Stones in the Kalos region, and there are even so reports of Key Stones. Of course, over there, they’re only thought to be precious gems, not knowing their true purpose.

That’s why the Elite Four are rushing to the Kalos area non-stop and have been searching there for a while.

If the Quartz Conference weren’t about to begin, they probably wouldn’t even return by tomorrow.

After all, Team Rocket in the Kanto region is almost completely destroyed. What dangerous situation could possibly arise in Kanto?

Who would’ve thought, just shortly after they left, trouble would erge in Kanto, and it’s sothing that even the league’s senior trainers are struggling to deal with.

The official trainers in the league are no slouches, with plenty of Professional Level trainers among them, including so at Gym Level and even Gym Peak.

Yet even they had no room to fight back against those two giant Pokemon, which is why there’s an urgent call for the Elite Four.

At Dragonite’s speed, it would take Lance at least half an hour to rush back from the Kalos region!

Therefore, the league asks the trainers to hold out for about half an hour. Even with a plane, it’s impossible to get back from the Kalos region to Pallet Town that quickly. The speed of Lance’s Dragonite is evident.

But half an hour is also a severe challenge for the people over there. The initial estimates from the league suggest that these two Pokemon have at least Elite Level strength!

Plus, given their massive size and unknown abilities, if not Champion Trainers, they might not be able to handle it.

Among the wild trainers out there, there’s not to ntion Champions or Elites; even reaching the Gym Level trainers, how many are there?

But the league over there can only take a shot in the dark by sending the wild trainers to try it out, even if there’s a risk of perishing. In any case, they must hold out until the Elite Four arrive!

Otherwise, the nearby towns could be in danger!

However, the league forgot that in the area near where the two Pokemon were fighting, there’s a town called Pallet Town. In Pallet Town, to say the least, there are two top-tier trainers, one of whom is in contact with the league—Professor Oak.

If they rembered the combat power that Professor Oak holds in Pallet Town, there would be no need to gather all those trainers in front of the TV.

And now, while Professor Oak has not seen the news, another top-level trainer from Pallet Town is already on the move. This individual is even more formidable than Professor Oak. Perhaps in official matches, Ash’s combat power is completely inferior to Professor Oak, but in a no-rules combat situation—wtwo enters the scene.

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On the rear mountains of Pallet Town, there are already quite a few trainers gathered here, including so Professional Level trainers.

They were summoned by the league to stop these two monster-like Pokemon for a mont. So official trainers with Gym Level strength are also doing their utmost to fend off the attacks of these two giant Pokemon.

At this ti, so are still fantasizing that with so many people battling these two Pokemon resembling Gengar and Alakazam, they might have a chance to capture them!

One-on-one, none of the trainers present have the confidence to defeat these two gigantic Pokemon. Just by their aura alone, it’s evident they are on an entirely different level, not to ntion their enormous size!

However, there isn’t just one person present; there are more than thirty!

The saying goes, "enough ants can bite an elephant to death." How could this group not at least hold their own against these two massive Pokemon?

If they can defeat these two Pokemon, whoever captures them will be decided by who throws their Pokeball the fastest!

Regardless of how formidable these two Pokemon are, they possess at least Gym Peak-level strength, possibly even stronger. Their massive size makes it difficult to gauge just by aura alone. If captured, they could certainly beco a mainstay, perhaps even an ace of one’s team!

In future battles, one wouldn’t even need to rely on Dynamax; just releasing such a colossal creature would overwhelm the opposition with its presence alone!

All these hopes rest on the ideal of capturing these two Pokemon. In reality, after the first conflict, the trainers quickly recognized the harsh truth.

In just an instant, they were obliterated by a massive black Energy Ball released by the giant Gengar!

They didn’t have the strength to fight back, nor even the effort to get a good look at their opponent!

The gap in levels between them far exceeded their imagination; even the few Professional Level trainers were filled with deep-seated fear!