The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　What kind of dragon?

　"Fossil pterosaur!" "Oh."

　Professor Lily couldn't wait to move closer to Dark.

　The nine-star magical spirit wasn't surprising enough for her. But she developed a strong interest in the "Fossil Aerial Dragon".

　There is no creature in this world that is definitively called "Fossil Pterosaur".

　The "fossilized pterosaur" they were talking about was indeed a pterosaur that had been resurrected from fossils!

　Therefore, "Fossil Pterosaur" is not a species, but a descriptive term. Professor Lily then wanted to see what kind of dinosaur it actually was.

　Then she glanced at it and said with some disappointment, "It looks like an ordinary pterosaur."

　Pterosaurs, with their forelegs and wings fused together, are not dinosaurs, but they have another name in this world: "flying dragons".

　In other words, it belongs to the sub-dragon species.

　There is a clear difference between it and the "Stardust Dragon" and "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" that Dark summoned yesterday.

　However, the strength of a magical spirit cannot be judged by its appearance. Dark was clearly very happy to have been able to forge the "Fossil Aerial Dragon".

　As the first fossil Pokémon to appear in the Pokémon anime, Dark embodies a sense of "nostalgia" in it.

　He really liked "fossilized pterosaurs".

　Therefore, even if this "Fossil Aeroda" isn't very powerful, it's still a kind of "luck" for him!

　What's more, this is a nine-star Aerodactyl! Nine stars is usually the pinnacle of Pokémon.

　Currently, aside from Mythical Pokémon like "Shaymin" and some other extremely special Pokémon, it seems unlikely that any Pokémon can surpass nine stars.

　Even a pseudo-legendary with a base stat total of 600 needs to be tested to know for sure.

　Dark's "Dragon Balthus" is also considered a "quasi-legendary," but it clearly hasn't reached the full potential of its species.

　"Nine stars is quite good," Professor Sylph commented casually. For Dark, who used the "Basic Alchemy" method, being able to consistently create a nine-star magical spirit was already incredibly lucky.

　However, if it were a "ten-star" rating, she could be even more convinced of "Shemi's" luck.

　After all, true, powerful luck is a miracle! She, more or less, still wanted to see some miracles.

　Moreover, Dark used the body of the "Tower Demon" as the core material for this forging.

　"Let's see the ultimate move," Professor Lily urged. "And give us your feedback afterward!"

　Dark nodded, took the "Fossil Aerial Dragon" that had been completely washed clean, and infused it with magic to examine it.

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　(Image: Fossilized pterosaur)

　Card Name: Fossilized Aerodactyl [Type: Spirit Card]

　[Level: c888ooooo] [Race: Dragon]

　[Type: Rock/Flying] [Magic Power: 4000]

　Attack: 5000; Defense: 6000

　【Ultimate Techniques: Fossil Demon, Ancient Power, Sharp Stone Attack, Silent as an Ancient Tomb】

　Aerodactyl is a fossil Pokémon. Its body is gray like a rock. Its scales are not visible in the anime, but they are actually there and are very fine.

　It has horns on its head, and its wings are similar to those of a bat, extremely large, with purple wing membranes.

　A standard Aerodactyl is only 1.8 meters long. But based on his experience with Charizard, Dark also has high expectations for his Aerodactyl.

　In addition, it also has a mage evolution form, which can evolve into "Super Fossilized Aerodactyl".

　Although it has never been achieved, Dark has always strongly suspected that using a higher-level "Sin Card" could enable this type of Pokémon to undergo Mega Evolution!

　However, as things stand, "Greed 4" might not be enough; we need "Greed V"!

　"Greedy V's" vision was too far-reaching to be discussed further. Dark focused on examining the "Fossil Aerodactyl's" stats. The "Fossil Aerodactyl" did not have the Dragon type.

　This indicates that its Rock and Flying type affinity surpasses its inherent Dragon type.

　As for its three attributes... "6000 points of defense," Dark was somewhat taken aback.

　While Aerodactyl is a Rock-type Pokémon, it's actually a very standard high-speed, high-attack Pokémon, meaning its defense should be weak. However, this Aerodactyl Magic Card presents an exception!

　Its defense is a whopping 6000 points, which is 1500 points higher than the value of a nine-star perfect!

　This basic defense is quite formidable; even among fourth-tier magical spirits, few can surpass it.

　The nine-star magical spirit with a base defense of 6,000 that Dark recently saw... is "Vilizion"!

　"Vilizion" is a very standard team-based defensive monster! "Could it be influenced by the 'Tower Demon'?"

　Dak couldn't help but make connections.

　"Tower Demon" Ata is a demon race with powerful defense, and its tendency to defend is also very strong.

　If that's the reason, then it's plausible.

　However, its basic defense is only so-so; without a corresponding defensive ultimate move, it's just average.

　The core attributes of the "Fossil Aerodramus" are its powerful attack and even greater speed!

　Besides its super-strong defense, the "Fossil Aerial Dragon" also has an attack power that is 500 higher than that of a nine-star perfect dragon, which gives it the foundation to become a powerful attacker.

　However, its magic power is only four thousand, which is relatively weak.

　Its overall three stats combined are 500 points higher than "Stardust Dragon" and "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", and the same as "Viligion".

　This basic strength is simply extraordinary.

　Seeing this, Dark's expectations for its strength rose even higher. "Shamy's" luck might very well have created another monster! "Let's see its ultimate move!"

　Excited, Dark immediately channeled more magic power into the "Fossil Aerial Dragon" to examine its ultimate attack.

　But even this first deadly move made him show a slightly surprised expression.

　—This is not a Pokémon move!

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　[Fossil Ghost: When the Fossil Pteranodon is still, it resembles an ancient tomb, unchanging through the ages. Its skin hardens as a result, and the fossil energy covering it grants it several layers of [Fossil Skin]. Each layer of [Fossil Skin] reduces damage by 20%. Whenever it takes damage from external sources (not less than 100 points), it loses one layer of [Fossil Skin], which takes three seconds to regenerate. The maximum number of [Petrified Skin] layers is 4, with a maximum damage reduction of 80%.]

　If activated manually, the Fossil Aerodactyl will enter the [Fossil Ghost] state, turning into a stone statue and crashing to the ground, dealing damage to targets on the ground. While in stone form, the Fossil Aerodactyl will be briefly invincible and will rapidly regenerate health. After 6 seconds, the Fossil Aerodactyl will automatically de-stone, recovering health up to 50% of its maximum health (and mana).

　The Fossil Ghost!

　This is undoubtedly a signature move inherited from "Tower Demon" Ata. Dark was almost certain of it after only watching it once.

　The sheer power of this single, deadly attack is enough to make this "fossilized pterosaur" an existence beyond its usual specifications.

　Out of 100 points, Darker can only give it 99 points, leaving one point to prevent it from becoming arrogant.

　"How is it?" Professor Lily asked curiously, noticing the change in his expression. Dark held up a number.

　Professor Lily said, "Nine points." Darke replied, "Ninety-nine!"

　Professor Sylph, who was listening nearby, was instantly moved. Dark, however, remained focused on his analysis.

　The passive effect of "Fossil Ghost" reduces damage by up to 80%.

　Only attacks that deal more than 100 damage can remove one layer of its "fossil skin." But even then, it only takes three seconds to reappear!

　而想要使得化石翼龙承受的最终伤害超过100点，所需攻击为【100÷20%+6000】，也就是6500点！

　The damage reduction from "Fossil Skin" only takes effect after defense has been calculated.

　If it has no chance to defend or counterattack, the damage it ultimately suffers is calculated by subtracting 6,000 defense from 6,500 attack points, and then subtracting 80%.

　If the opponent's attack reaches 10,000 points, even with four layers of "Fossil Skin," the final damage it takes will only be 800 points.

　This is just the passive effect of "Fossil Ghost"!

　In addition to this passive effect, it can also be activated actively.

　Like the legendary "Gargoyle," the "Fossil Pterosaur" can transform into an indestructible stone statue after activating the "Fossil Ghost" ability, and gain powerful life regeneration.

　This not only endowed the "fossilized pterosaur" with the ability to save its life in critical moments, but also permeated its lack of magic.

　Dark eagerly awaited the next attack from the "Fossil Pteranodon".

　Coincidentally, that move also doesn't belong to Pokémon!

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　Ancient Power: The fossil pterosaur possesses a mysterious power inherited from ancient times. However, its ancient power is incomplete and needs to absorb more ancient artifacts to replenish it. When its ancient power is fully replenished, it may be able to revert to its ancient form.

　When encountering danger, the fossil pterosaur can unleash its ancient power to attack its target, with a chance to trigger its potential, increasing its magic power, attack, and defense by 50% of their base values, as well as increasing its size and speed. The chance of triggering its potential is the same as the percentage of ancient power gained.

　Ancient Power: 10%

　"A special attack that gives the 'Fossil Aerodactyl' the potential to grow!" "And isn't the 'ancient form' described in this special attack description really not the 'Super Aerodactyl'?"

　Dak was deeply moved, but also felt quite excited.

　With "Greed V" still a long way off, the possibility of obtaining another way to evolve "Aerodactyl" into "Super Aerodactyl" is naturally excellent.

　Furthermore, if the "Ancient Power" can indeed evolve "Aerodactyl" into "Mega Aerodactyl", then he would essentially have obtained a finished product after Mega Evolution.

　After that, we will be able to reverse engineer the evolution of the Mega by studying the "Super Fossil Apeosaurus"!

　This layer is of great significance.

　Furthermore, the ultimate attack of "Ancient Power" itself is extremely powerful. It is likely derived from the "Primal Power" that "Charizard" already possessed.

　However, unlike the "Batalisk's" "Primal Power," the "Aerodramus's" "Ancient Power" has the same probability of activating its potential as the percentage of Ancient Power absorbed.

　This means that the original 10% chance will continue to rise until it reaches 100%!

　If the "Fossil Aerodactyl" evolves into the "Super Aerodactyl", it will most likely inherit the "Ancient Power" that can fully activate its potential!

　The overall bonus effect of this ultimate move is terrifying. "Fossil Demon" and "Ancient Power".

　The existence of these two ultimate moves has raised the strength of "Fossil Aerodactyl" to a level that was originally unattainable.

　While marveling at the genuine good fortune of "Shami", Dark continued to look at the third ultimate move of "Fossil Aerial Dragon" - "Stone Attack"!

　Finally, finally, Aerodactyl has a move that belongs to the original Pokémon.

　Dark felt inexplicably moved.

　[Sharp Rock Attack: The fossil pterosaur summons massive, sharp rocks that fall from the sky, striking its target with their pointed ends. Alternatively, it can summon several sharp stone pillars from the ground to attack its target, or use the sharp rocks to hinder its opponent's movement. Sharp rock attacks are more likely to hit vital points.]

　The "Stone Strike" is quite powerful and can be used in various ways. Depending on the control of the fossil pterosaur, it can evolve into a variety of attack methods.

　The key point is that its cooldown is short, making it a common tactic in actual combat.

　Of course, the number of times it can be used in magical duels is limited. However, as an offensive Rock-type special move, it is already quite outstanding.

　Dark then looked at the "Fossil Aerial Dragon's" final attack. His expectations had already been met, so he didn't have much to say about this last attack.

　But he seemed to have received another pleasant surprise.

　[Silent as an Ancient Tomb: When the Fossil Aerodactyl is still, it is as silent as an ancient tomb. Its aura gradually disappears, its body becomes completely invisible, and allies within a ten-meter radius receive the same effect. If activated actively, the Fossil Aerodactyl will enter a solitary [Silent as an Ancient Tomb] state, its aura disappears, its body becomes invisible, its movement speed is greatly increased, and for three seconds after emerging from stealth, its attack power increases by 30%, triggering the (Ghost Face) effect, instilling fear in the target and greatly reducing its speed.]

　"Silent as an Ancient Tomb" is also not a Pokémon's ultimate move; it is most likely a derivative of the ability inherited from "Tower Demon" Atalanta.

　However, its accompanying "Ghost Mask" effect is similar to the "Ghost Mask" move in Pokémon.

　If you exclude its passive aura, this ultimate skill is simply a combination of invisibility, speed boost, a strike that breaks invisibility, and a slow effect.

　This also endowed the "Fossil Pterosaur" with powerful assassination abilities.

　However, it is still slightly lacking compared to the key function of its passive aura.

　The passive aura of "Silent as an Ancient Tomb" is equivalent to a large-scale invisibility barrier that shields one's aura, and it will move to wherever "Fossil Aerial Dragon" lands!

　In this environment, any invasion by any living creature would alert the fossil pterosaur.

　Moreover, the aura that these creatures possess are much harder to detect than magical barriers.

　With this passive aura, "Silent as an Ancient Tomb" truly transforms into a powerful ultimate skill.

　"Finished reading it?" Professor Sylph asked. Dark nodded and said, "Finished reading it."

　Professor Sylph then asked, "How did you feel the luck brought by 'Shemi'?"

　Dark sighed and said, "We couldn't be luckier." Professor Sylph's gaze immediately locked onto "Shaymi." Dark raised his hand to stroke it and asked little "Shaymi," "What reward do you want this time?"

　“Mwah.” “Shami” turned her head toward Professor Sylph.