If this scene were to occur in another world, seeing it would likely lead to rumors of a sea monster the next morning.
"Could it be that ancient Dragonites all lived in the sea?" Naoki thought.
A picture formed in his mind of a large group of giant Dragonites, akin to underwater behemoths, constructing a Dragon Palace on the ocean floor.
He wondered if such Dragonites could still fly.
Looking at the small wings behind it, Naoki thought it would be difficult.
An even bolder idea sprang into his mind; perhaps ancient Dragonites weren't Flying + Dragon Type, but Water + Dragon Type.
"Now Groudon has a companion."
The speed of the two Dragonites was very fast, whether swimming or flying, Dragonite as this Pokemon was truly versatile.
After some time, a familiar island finally appeared on the sea's horizon.
The Dragonites on the island seemed to sense the unfamiliar presence. One by one, they flew into the air to check the situation.
After seeing it was Naoki returning on that silly Dragonite, they all breathed a collective sigh of relief.
But suddenly, an enormous figure broke through the water's surface, sending up a spray like a rainstorm.
The island Dragonites were startled, nervous expressions with eyes wide open.
Such a big Dragonite!
Seeing so many Dragonites at once, the gigantic Dragonite was even more delighted.
It stood guard at the island's edge, bowing down to overlook the whole island.
And Naoki and the Dragonite landed by the lake at the center of Dragonite Island.
The grass here was still lush and vibrant, teeming with life; it seemed summer had arrived, with clusters of small yellow wildflowers growing in the grassy areas.
In the lake, young Dratinis and Dragonairs peeked their heads timidly above the water, cautiously gazing at the giant Dragonite overhead.
Their eyes met, and the Dratinis and Dragonairs shivered with fear.
Seeing this, Naoki said to the Dragonite beside him, "Go tell everyone the news and tell them the giant Dragonite won't hurt them; it just wants to live alongside them!"
On the way here, he had already shared the story of this giant Dragonite with his Dragonite, saying that it was very lonely and wanted companions.
The Dragonite nodded, agreeing.
It flew into the air, letting out a howling roar that gathered all the adult Dragonites on the island, introducing this harmless Dragonite as instructed by Naoki.
Meanwhile, Naoki approached the lakeside with a grin, calling over the adorable Dragonairs and Dratinis.
"Alright, alright, don't be afraid; it won't hurt you!"
He soothed the little cuties' nerves as he opened his backpack, poured out the bottom.
Soon, a small mountain of snacks made of bread, Poffin, pudding, and berries was piled up in front of these little dragons.
As expected, they were attracted to the food, gathering around.
Seeing this, Naoki smiled and caught a familiar Dragonair, asking, "Do you remember me?"
The Dragonair happily wriggled its body, "Woo~"
"Little one." Naoki scratched its chin, smiling, "I promised last time I'd bring you food, here, eat together with everyone!"
He fed a piece of aromatic Baofen to the cute Dragonair.
The Dragonair swallowed the Baofen, a blissful expression on its face, then snuggled up to Naoki, affectionately rubbing its face against his.
The other Dratinis and Dragonairs also joyfully surrounded Naoki, enclosing him in the center.
Looking at them, Naoki felt like the happiest person in the world, happily feeding them Poffin.
At this moment, the adult Dragonites also landed on the grass, showing empathetic expressions after hearing about the giant Dragonite's story.
No companions, wandering the sea in solitude, emitting sad cries at night...
So pitiful!
One particularly enthusiastic and bold Dragonite even flew into the air, opening its mouth wide, calling to the giant Dragonite.
It was saying, "Stay here and live with us from now on; we are all your companions!"
The giant Dragonite was deeply moved, tears like small pearls welled in its eyes, almost falling.
Half of its body emerged from the water, making a hugging gesture with its arms, cherishing the small island like it held the most precious treasure in the world.