Pokemon: This Ash Is Too Versatile Chapter 5: A Trainer Who Can’t Stand Up to Pokemon Isn’t a G

"Aura... Power?" Ash mumbled, then quickly realized that this Aura Power was exactly what Champion Ash ntioned as the power to physically withstand Legendary Beasts, right?

Initially, he doubted the authenticity of this power. In fact, even now, he’s sowhat skeptical. How could such a thing as a human body resisting the world’s most powerful Pokemon happen in reality?

Ash’s physique was considered outstanding among his peers in Pallet Town. In terms of physical fitness, no one in the entire town could match him. It seed like a talent he was born with.

Yet, when facing the adorable Pikachu, he was still rendered powerless by its Thunder Shock. Even if he wore rubber gloves, Pikachu, if it wanted, could just directly aim its Thunder Shock at Ash’s body, making the gloves practically useless.

So, if he were really to fight Pikachu, his chances of winning were practically zero.

If even a Newbie Pokemon was this tough, then against those Pokemon standing at the world’s peak, a re breath from them might heavily injure humans, right?

And now, the power he had questioned actually ended up being drawn by him.

[Champion Ash: So, did you get the result? What level of power did you draw? B? C? Even a D-level ability should be quite useful for you right now.]

Newbie Ash was like a blank slate, any ability would be a significant upgrade for him.

Even a relatively useless D-level ability ant he could gain so of the experience and even so abilities from the group version of Ash, which would be quite beneficial for Newbie Ash.

[Ash: Uh... I think I drew an S-level.]

[Unlucky Ash: Hold on, what do you an you think you drew an S-level? Did you not look at the wheel seriously? The chance of drawing an S-level is only one in ten thousand, and you only spun it once, didn’t you check it?]

A new Ash appeared in the group, though Ash didn’t know what the term "Unlucky" ant, it was clear these words harbored a lot of malice towards humans.

[Ash: It’s definitely S-level, that’s what the prompt said. It said I drew an ability related to Aura Power, elevated my inner Aura Power to S-level, and transmitted to the experience of using Aura Power, which I’ll check specifically later.]

At this mont, Ash has ’seen’ a light ball present in his mind, which should be the mory of experience regarding Aura Power as ntioned by the chat group. However, since he’s still chatting in the group and hasn’t returned to reality, he hasn’t opened that light ball.

[Unlucky Ash: No! Impossible! I don’t believe it! How can soone draw an S-level ability on their first try! It’s not scientific! I don’t believe it!]

[Ash: Uh... what’s happening with this senior? He seems quite devastated.]

[Champion Ash: Ahem, don’t mind him. His original na was Fishing Enthusiast Ash, but after too many futile fishing attempts, he changed it. However, his fishing skills are top-notch, and he once even hooked a Kyogre, though he couldn’t capture it.]

[Champion Ash: Ever since joining the chat group, Fishing Ash has always wanted to draw battle-related abilities. That way, if he hooked a Legendary Beast again, he could battle to capture it. But... hehe, all his drawn abilities have been below B-level, with a highest record of ten consecutive draws resulting in five D-level abilities and five E-level abilities, all daily skills.]

[Ash: ...]

This sounds like such a tragic encounter, how could that be? If he rembers correctly, A and B have a small probability on that wheel, both adding up to about ten percent. If you include C, it could reach thirty percent.

Yet, to not even get a C in ten draws is too outrageous!

[Ash the Aura Guardian: So, in anger, he changed his na to Unlucky Ash, as his luck was astoundingly bad. He’s considered the unluckiest in the entire group.]

Ash learned sothing new again: apparently, "Unlucky" implies having really bad luck.

[Ash: Question, how do you change your na? Also, what do you call soone with really good luck?]

[Ash the Aura Guardian: Soone with really good luck is called a "Lucky Emperor," but don’t change your na to that or Fishing Enthusiast Ash might co after you. If you want to change your na, click the settings icon in the top left corner of the chat group, you can modify your na, personal signature, etc., but only once a month.]

Hearing this, Ash abandoned his idea of boasting about his luck. Though the other party couldn’t physically co over to hit him, it was ’himself’ after all! It’s one thing to show off to others, but showing off to oneself, what does that even an?

[Ash the Aura Guardian: But speaking of which, you ended up drawing my ability. For a newbie, drawing this ability is actually pretty good. When traveling in the wild, you’ll encounter various dangers. Usually, these are addressed with your Pokemon, but for newbies, they have fewer Pokemon and their Pokemon’s strength is average.]

[Ash the Aura Guardian: At this ti, a Trainer needs to step up! As the saying goes, a Trainer who can’t battle alongside their Pokemon isn’t a good Trainer. An S-level ability essentially ans you’ve inherited all my power, so now you should be able to face Champion-level Pokemon without being at a disadvantage.]

[Ash the Aura Guardian: Once you fully master my power, even Legendary Beasts will avoid you! So now, you don’t need to worry about your safety during travels.]

Ash was a bit dumbfounded reading Ash the Aura Guardian’s words—was Aura Power really that powerful?

[Champion Ash: If there’s nothing else, you should log off for now. Aura Power is indeed a great ability, it’s useful not only in battles but also in getting along with Pokemon. You’ll find out more once you return to the real world and use it.]

After thinking for a while, Ash understood that "log off" ant returning to the real world.

"I feel like ’I’ use such trendy language."

With that thought, Ash’s mind exited the chat group and returned to the real world.

...

"Pika? Pika Pika?? Pika Pika???" In reality, since Ash had entered the chat group, his body had beco completely motionless.

At first, Pikachu didn’t mind, but after a mont, when Ash still hadn’t moved, sitting on the ground with his eyes closed, Pikachu thought sothing had happened to Ash and approached to check his condition.

After so probing, Pikachu found that Ash wasn’t pretending to get his attention; he seed genuinely unconscious, completely still.

This made Pikachu a bit panicked. Although he didn’t like human Trainers, it didn’t an he was malicious; quite the opposite, he was very kind-hearted. Otherwise, even with rubber gloves, Pikachu could easily knock Ash out if he wanted, and Ash wouldn’t be able to take him away.

So now, confused by Ash’s condition, Pikachu didn’t know whether to run back for help or to perform so sort of CPR on Ash.

Maybe try giving Ash a Thunder Shock?

Just as Pikachu was contemplating this, Ash slowly opened his eyes, and the eyes of one human and one mouse t.