Kyogre was successfully repelled. About half a month ago, news spread that high-level Trainers from both regions, along with students from the Ruby Academy, joined forces with the League Champions and Elite Four members of each region to collectively drive Kyogre back into the deep sea.
Although Kyogre is incredibly powerful, the combined strength of two regions represents an equally formidable force. Even with its immense might, Kyogre could not withstand such a unified effort.
With Kyogre retreating to the depths of the West Sea, the situation came to a close. The West Sea regained its tranquility, although it's uncertain if Kyogre has fallen back into slumber. However, it seems unlikely for it to reappear anytime soon.
The successful repulsion of Kyogre brought joy and relief to people across both regions, as a potential invasion by Kyogre would have resulted in disastrous tsunamis and severe losses.
This collaborative victory marked the best possible outcome, demonstrating that even against the strongest legendary Pokémon, humans now possess the power to stand their ground.
Rhine City.
The Lunar Feather had been fully utilized, but during these past two weeks, Kalia explored numerous places within the Dream World, assisting Professor Evergreen in documenting extensive information about it.
Studying the Dream World was no easy task due to its mysterious nature, ensuring a lengthy research process even for someone like Professor Evergreen. Currently, his focus was on exploring and gathering data about various aspects of the Dream World.
With the depletion of the Lunar Feather, their exploration of the Dream World temporarily ceased, although they achieved significant insights.
Now, Kalia prepared to leave Rhine City, while Julian was ready to head towards Rockcliff City to challenge the Fighting-type gym.
"Kalia, I'm off now, see you later!"
Julian waved goodbye from atop his Charizard. This journey into the Dream World proved immensely fruitful for him; both his primary Pokemon underwent their first evolutions there. The evolution experienced in the Dream World significantly enhanced their abilities in reality.
Julian's Pokemon had significantly improved during this trip, boosting his confidence for challenging the Fighting-type gym.
"Charizard, it's time for us to leave too," Kalia said as she hopped onto Lian's back. With a flap of his wings, they soared towards Totem City.
Kalia was now ready to challenge Totem City's Normal-type gym. With her Pokemon showing notable progress, there was no reason to delay further.
With less than two months remaining before the League Competition, Kalia aimed to secure all gym badges first. After numerous experiences and growth, she felt highly confident in her abilities.
The final two Gold Star Gyms were primarily targeted at mid-level trainers, which no longer posed a significant challenge for Kalia. She was determined to overcome them effortlessly.
Lian carried Kalia, flying swiftly towards Totem City.
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North Sea.
Ever since the appearance of Avalugg, the North Sea has gradually garnered attention from the League. Despite its treacherous depths, where even high-level Trainers have vanished without a trace, the coastal areas remained relatively safe.
To prevent unknown Pokemon from invading the mainland and causing ecological damage, the League stationed a group of mid-level Trainers near the North Sea coast to monitor the situation.
However, today, another unexpected arrival emerged from the North Sea - not Pokemon, but a group of individuals.
Dressed in black attire, these tall and imposing figures scanned their surroundings with gleaming eyes as they appeared along the North Sea coastline.
Their presence would undoubtedly shock anyone who witnessed them, hailing mysteriously from the depths of the North Sea.
"Captain, this is a new land!" exclaimed one of the burly men excitedly, as if discovering a treasure trove filled with gold, his eyes sparkling with anticipation.
"Hold your excitement for now," responded the captain, a tall, handsome man. "We'll split up and integrate into society here first, gathering information. There seem to be many powerful Trainers around. Once we've assessed the situation, I will reconvene you all."
"Yes sir," four of them responded simultaneously, their expressions regaining composure.
Despite being on a new continent, they needed to assimilate and gather information before making any significant moves.
"Let's move out." The captain spoke, his lips slightly curling upwards. Although he advised against rash actions, this was indeed a promising new land with apparent development, representing immense potential wealth in his eyes.
They hailed from the Allen Continent, having learned from ancient texts about other lands beyond it, albeit smaller compared to the vast Allen Continent but still rich in resources.
It took him three years to navigate using maps found in these ancient records, leading a team across the peripheral islands of the Allen Continent and then traversing the North Sea.
Initially, there were twelve members, but now only seven remained. Despite the losses, upon finally sighting the new land, they quickly forgot their fallen comrades.
The remaining seven infiltrated the Sebas region, deliberately avoiding detection by mid-level Trainers stationed there, and ventured into the Northern Forest area.
"We need to adapt our accents first," the captain stated. Accents were crucial as the speech patterns between the Allen Continent and this place differed significantly, easily noticeable to most people.
No one here would know they hailed from the Allen Continent; it was possible that this place had no awareness of its existence at all.
Like frogs confined to their well, these locals might believe this is the entire world.
"How do we change our accents? We can just claim to be from remote regions, right? They won't have any way of knowing our true origins," one team member scoffed, seemingly unconcerned.
Entering the Sebas region instilled a sense of superiority in them. After all, as Trainers from the Allen Continent, they viewed this area akin to the countryside.
The idea of deliberately altering their accents didn't sit well with some, but their captain thought differently, displaying more caution than anticipated.
"It's not just about changing accents; you must adapt your habits and temperaments too. Until we understand this place better, nobody should cause any trouble, got it?" the captain sternly commanded.
Even on the Allen Continent, these five individuals were top-tier Trainers, which made their journey across the North Sea feasible. However, it was crucial to remember the inherent dangers involved - several of their equally skilled companions, boasting formidable Pokemon, had lost their lives due to carelessness.
Although they had reached this new land safely for now, the captain remained vigilant, determined to proceed cautiously and carefully plan their next steps.