Pokémon cross over into the real world

The Scarab Alliance also sent several trainers to participate in the Eagle Nation's volunteer force, and thus were allocated several trial spots. The Scarab Alliance naturally cherished this opportunity and gave the spots to the most capable members of the alliance.

Among them, Beom is a legendary trainer, while Adams and Howard are considered veteran masters, and are considered very powerful and battle-hardened, so the three of them were given this trial opportunity. Now, because of the fight between Li Yaoyao and Adams, one of the Scarab Alliance members failed the trial, which is a huge loss for them, so they will definitely not show any mercy if they can get revenge.

"Adams, your strength is not weak either. Among the four elves, three have reached the peak of the master level. You are definitely the top-tier existence in the master level. How can you be beaten? How strong is your opponent? Legendary level?" Baim said in disbelief.

"No, Baim. Like I said, that chick is using fire-type elves, which completely outclass me. And the bone club her Garagara uses is definitely not simple, it must be high-end stuff. I'm guessing it's at least level seven."

"Girl! Adams, you just said she was a woman, and now you say she is a girl. How old is she?" Howard immediately grasped the key words.

Adams suddenly realized that he had let something slip, and quickly slapped his mouth. He could only honestly explain: "That girl is not that old, she looks only in her early twenties."

"No way! Adams, you got beaten by a chick in her early twenties! Hahaha..." Howard really started to laugh at him in an annoying way, "The opponent is very strong, are you exaggerating? How strong can a chick in her early twenties be!"

"Don't disbelieve me, even if you go, you will only lose faster." Adams was extremely unhappy.

"Don't drag me into this if you're incompetent..."

"Alright, now's not the time to laugh at each other." As a legendary trainer, Byom's words carried weight, and the two of them immediately shut up. "Early twenties! Equipment above level seven! Are you lying?"

Adams shook his head. "I'm sure I'm not mistaken, and I certainly wouldn't lie. There's no need for me to tell you this and make Old Huo laugh at me."

"You should know that resources above level seven can be sold at an auction house for at least 2000 million Alliance coins. A girl in her early twenties dares to show them off. This person must have an extraordinary background. Let's first investigate whether she has any accomplices, but don't cause any big trouble." Baim said.

A large number of tourists gathered on the beach south of Ula Town. They had heard that Zach, the lord of Ula-Ula Island, was going to personally engage in a battle. The venue was a wild Pokémon battle platform on the beach. This platform was built in the center of the beach. During the day, the high tide would submerge the platform, and at night, the low tide would reveal it.

Wang Qiyi and Zac were standing at the battle platform's command post, while spectators were kept a hundred meters away. After all, Zac was a Legendary Trainer, and the aftermath of his Pokémon battles was terrifying. Anyone who wanted to watch the action could only use binoculars from a distance. However, at night, at the seaside, nothing could be seen from a hundred meters away. The sea was pitch black, with only the flickering lights of distant fishing boats visible.

With a click, several rescue towers along the coast activated their high-powered searchlights, focusing their beams onto the battleground, illuminating the dark battle platform like daylight. The tourists erupted in excitement, each speculating about the identity of the person battling the island owner. This beach had been designed as a wild Pokémon arena, specifically to attract tourists, and now it was perfectly put to use.

Wang Qiyi turned his head and looked at the shore. It was so crowded that it could almost be described as a sea of ​​people. Did he need to make such a grand ceremony for his trial battle? He looked at the island owner Zach and said, "Mr. Zach, can we begin?"

Zach smiled and looked at the coast. He said, "Wait a little longer until more tourists arrive. I've already sent the publicity team out to make a broadcast."

Wang Qiyi was speechless. Why wait for so many people to arrive? Was this Zach a showboat? Or was he absolutely confident he could beat me and wanted more people to witness his strength? What on earth was this guy up to?

Seeing Wang Qiyi's puzzled expression, Zach smiled and explained, "It can't be helped. It's all for profit. I'm actually quite poor as the island's owner. All the island's resources belong to the Alliance, and the Alliance won't provide us with any funding. The town's economic income depends entirely on tourism spending from the outside world. To attract more tourists while protecting the secret environment, we can only create more cultural and entertainment projects on the island. For example, the elf battle. Since I'm asked to take action, I have to make some money."

Wang Qiyi couldn't believe the owner of Ula'la Island was so frugal with his money. He used to be the same way, and ever since Glow Technology made him a wealthy man, he'd never worried about money again. He had no choice but to play along, posing on the platform. After waiting for about ten minutes, Zach saw quite a crowd gathered on the beach, enjoying various barbecues, cold drinks, and delicacies. Wang Qiyi even noticed that Red, his guide, was selling ice cream. Did he forget that he was selling all the ice cream to him?

"That's almost it. Let's play two one-on-one matches. The two elves can be switched at any time, and only one elf can stay on the field. The battle ends when both elves fall." Zack said.

Wang Qiyi nodded, mentally considering who to send out. The island owner before him was a Legendary Trainer. If he was going to take the Legendary exam this year, now would be a great opportunity to train. As his starting Pokémon, Red should be the first to defeat a Legendary.

"Come out, it's decided to be you - Xiaohong!" A red light flashed and a huge red Gyarados appeared in the center of the venue. Its body was huge and burly, and it faintly emitted a blue aura of dominance. Its huge eyes like copper bells stared at Zack. The deterrent nature made Zack unconsciously look away and dared not look at it.

Seeing this Pokémon, Zack was startled. Could this... could this be the second-stage Dominant Aura? Most trainers have heard of the Dominant Aura. It's a unique Pokémon found in secret realms rich in natural energy, typically representing exceptionally powerful individuals within the realm's population. They typically possess exceptionally large sizes, their race stats exceeding the limits of their species. Their Dominant Aura instills fear or even submission in Pokémon of the same species. This aura is typically red.

However, there were records of a very small number of Overlords cultivating a second-stage Overlord Aura, which manifested as a blue aura. These were merely records; no one had ever seen it, let alone a trainer capturing a Pokémon with a second-stage Overlord Aura. Even now, seeing this scene, Zach was unsure whether this was actually a second-stage Overlord.

He had a vague feeling that the elf facing him was no ordinary creature, definitely a legendary powerhouse. He had to give it his all. At that moment, he felt a mixture of excitement and regret. The excitement and excitement came from having faced a formidable opponent, allowing him to fight to his heart's content. The regret was the sheer number of spectators around him. If he lost, wouldn't that be a disgrace to the world?

"Go meet it." Zach tossed out a green Poké Ball with a web-like pattern. This was a Glow Technology-made Poké Ball, a favorite of Bug-type Pokémon. The Pokémon released from it stood on two legs, its body covered in a white carapace, its surface densely ridged with fine lines, like carefully forged black iron armor. The shell shone with a cold, hard metallic sheen in the light, and every inch of it exuded an indestructible quality. Its form was streamlined, yet sharp and angular, as if it were a battle weapon born from deep-sea rock.

Its head was also encased in a thick carapace, revealing only a pair of razor-sharp eyes. Its pupils were a dark gold, gleaming with a vigilant and steady light, as if it could discern every subtle movement of its opponent. Two short, sturdy spines protruded from its head, resembling a warrior wearing a samurai helmet.

Water and insect-type Pokémon—Armored Warriors.