I was resurrected and became a Ghost-type Pokémon Master.

Chapter 240: The Harvest!

Ghost Sea showed no reaction to Yveltal's shock.

Amidst the strange expressions of the Elite Four members, the unconscious Groudon was dragged into the shadow dimension.

The space, the size of a football field, suddenly became crowded when three legendary mythical beasts were crammed in.

However, Gengar quickly stuffed the mountain of resources into its four-dimensional space.

A large open space was cleared out, giving Ghost Sea's young friends, who had only recently started training, a place to move around and play.

"Prosecutor Ghost Sea, are you sure this is okay? What if Groudon and Kyogre wake up? Will this method be able to trap them?"

The champion saw Ghost Sea pry a crimson jewel off Groudon.

Then, he stuffed Groudon, which had returned to its original size, into the Shadow Dimension, which made him somewhat worried.

Their alliance had dealt with these two temperamental mythical beasts for many years and knew how stubborn they were.

No matter how humans try to adjust it, it's useless.

Every time I wake up, I feel like a brainless idiot who wants to fight.

While it brought abundant resources and energy to the Mountain and Sea Alliance, it also caused great disruption to their lives.

If this hadn't been resolved in time...

The Mountain and Sea Alliance might lose a lot of people.

“No problem. With Yveltal’s help, I can get Groudon and Kyogre to sit down and listen to me calmly.”

The old man, the champion of the mountain and sea, nodded with some doubt:

"That's good. If you really can't control yourself, remember to call for help. We have many Heavenly Kings here. As long as they don't become as powerful as before, we can still keep them in check."

"I understand." Gui Hai gazed at the horizon; he had been busy for so long, and it was already dark.

The alliance conference is tomorrow, and everyone should go back now.

The champion of the mountain and sea looked at the time and realized that it was getting late.

Two Elite Four members were left behind to deal with the trouble caused by Kyogre and Groudon's awakening, while the other Elite Four members were sent away.

Many of the Heavenly Kings glanced at Gui Hai before leaving, seemingly wanting to go up and ask him something.

However, he ultimately did not go forward, seemingly intending to wait until the competition venue.

Only Yao Ran, who had come from the Eastern Alliance at the same time as Gui Hai, walked up to Gui Hai and asked, "Gui Hai, do you need any help?"

"Do you know what I'm going to do?"

Guihai looked at the Heavenly King who had fought alongside her with some surprise; she seemed to have guessed something.

Yao Ran glanced at the Heavenly King and prosecutors who were gradually dispersing around him.

Frowning, he stepped into the shadows of the Ghost Sea, enduring the terrifying shadow of death, and whispered, "Is something wrong with the divine beast?"

Gui Hai's heart stirred slightly.

really.

Others might not notice.

Even the champion of the Mountain and Sea League, who had fought Groudon and Kyogre many times, did not find anything.

However, Yao Ran, who had previously besieged Yveltal, could see it.

But that's normal.

Which of those who can become Elite Four members isn't an elite in Pokémon?

While they may not be particularly skilled at breeding and researching, they are still very sensitive to the condition of Pokémon.

Last time, Yveltal was defeated by nine powerful opponents and gained no advantage whatsoever.

Today, however, he was able to fight against a strengthened legendary beast of the same level and emerge victorious.

Something is clearly wrong here.

In addition, everyone had sensed Yveltal's power when they arrived earlier.

That terrifying aura made all the Heavenly Kings' hearts tremble; it was definitely not the undeserving reputation they had seen before.

It's normal for Yao Ran to notice something was wrong.

Gui Hai saw that Yao Ran's brows were furrowed, clearly indicating that she didn't like being around him, but just to be on the safe side, he still moved closer.

He thought for a moment and nodded.

"There are some questions, but I'm not entirely sure myself, so I'll need to ask Kyogre and Groudon."

Yao Ran had an expression that said, "I knew it."

"This must be quite serious. Do you need my help?"

"I'll be talking to Georka in the eastern valley tonight. If you can, could you keep watch for me? I don't want anyone else to know about this; it could cause trouble."

Yao Ran nodded: "Okay, call me when the time comes."

After saying that, he left the shadow of the Ghost Sea, boarded his Flying-type Pokémon, and went back.

Guihai wasn't in a hurry. He checked the location of the nearest Pokémon Center in the Pokédex and headed there first to help Aegislash recover from its injuries.

Today's battle was of great help to Oni-kai.

Not to mention that they captured two divine beasts and obtained their indigo and vermilion orbs.

The benefits brought by this battle are immeasurable.

Gengar was completely familiar with the form that allowed it to use both battle modes simultaneously, and with the support of the two stone tablets, it unleashed power that rivaled even a weakened version of a god.

Furthermore, his understanding of the origins of poison has deepened.

In time, Gengar will be able to master this primal power, making its poison-type moves more powerful and no longer vulnerable to Pokémon that haven't fully mastered it.

Rotom gained even more from this battle, making a rapid leap forward in his previously stagnant mastery of the Electric element.

Now we're just one step away from fully mastering this power.

Other Pokémon also gained something.

For example, Mimikyu successfully reached Champion level, becoming the third Champion-level Pokémon in the Ghost Sea.

Zhenyifa has become even more adept at mastering fairy moves.

Zoroark has gained a deeper understanding of Ghost-type Pokémon.

Of course, the one who reaped the greatest reward was the heavily injured Aegislash.

Of all the Pokémon in the Ghost Sea, it is the most hardworking.

Although he was injured and unconscious in the battle, he was the first to withdraw from the fight.

However, the damage it inflicted on Kyogre this time was among the highest of all the Pokémon in the Ghost Sea.

Once its injuries heal, Guihai believes that thanks to this battle, it will soon be able to advance even further.

Even if it's about mastering a completely new origin, who knows?

The sun quickly set.

Guihai stood by the window of the Spirit Center, watching the moonlight slowly spill down.

They waited for their Pokémon to recover quickly with the help of the staff at the Pokémon Center.

In the shadows, Yveltal and Marshall guarded the two divine beasts who were still unconscious.

Guihai was playing with the two precious pearls that could allow them to return to their original state.

These two orbs were actually quite unremarkable before Groudon and the others were reverted to their original forms.

Like Mega stones, they are stones that look very beautiful.

However, after Groudon and Kyogre wore them, these two orbs were unintentionally infused with a large amount of energy.

They are now ready to be used as energy gems.

However, Ghost Sea does not have Water-type or Ground-type Pokémon.

Only the vermilion orb contains some fire-type energy, which can be used by the Fire Crocodile later.

However, for the little guy right now, this thing is not as fast as the energy gem in replenishing energy, so it's a bit of a waste.

"We can't waste it, this energy is a good thing."

Guihai turned his gaze to his shadow world, trying to find something to preserve the two precious pearls.

At the very least, prevent the energy inside from dissipating too quickly.

Soon, two things came into Guihai's view.

"These two suits don't seem to have an energy core yet; they're constantly powered by Rotom. While this greatly benefits Rotom, it also consumes a lot of its energy..."

Looking at the two combat vehicles custom-made for Rotom, Guihai stroked his chin and had a new idea.