Travel

Travel

Still in the end I got my samples and had them carefully stored in the cold pocket of my Devon bag to preserve them. Out of all of them the ice variant Bagon was the greatest surprise because it is extremely rare for a pokemon the be born with an elemental variation that conflicted with it's species innate type. Unfortunately the Bagon was not also dragon type or I might have been tempted to train the clone myself after I returned to the present. The Magikarp and Pikachu however were the real valuable ones though.-

Not only were they both triple variants but the specific combination of variations meant that they each could be the ace of nearly any trainer. Ancient variant Magikarp gained the dragon typing after evolving into a Gyarados and were not slouches before they evened either. Add on the Shiny variation for some color and the Attack variation and you got a beast of a pokemon that would give even a weaker legendary a run for it's money at least in terms of sheer power. The only real downside was that Ancient variant Gyarados were notoriously difficult to control and I doubted the other two variations were going to help rather than hinder that task.-

The set of variations for the Pikachu on the other hand had no real downside involved as the species was pretty friendly as a rule of thumb even if they had the Ancient variation that made them a bit more violent. The Ancient variant of the Pikachu line was not much different from the present day normal ones as they don't get any new abilities or typings but instead were simply bigger, darker colored and had slightly longer shaggy fur. Add on the Royal variation and the resulting pokemon was about the size of a child at about four feet tall.-

The speed variation instead lengthened the legs of the species proportionally while thinning the body shape slightly to be more aerodynamic. The final result was fast as fuck and hit really damn hard regardless of physical or elemental attacks. Both of these were worth investing time and resources into even for me but unfortunately wouldn't work well in my current team. I thought perhaps I could put together a team of newbie pokemon when I went to a different region that had a true league circuit so that I wasn't stupidly overpowered the moment I hit the circuit unlike what happened in Hoenn.-

Admittedly I sort of went overboard on training Vulcan and Gaia before I left Mt. Grey and was massively overpowered for someone just hitting a circuit for the first time. If I really wanted to experience the circuit the way it was intended I needed to start fresh with a whole new team of scrubs to train up into monsters like my current team. That said that was a FAR future type goal as for now I want to raise my current team to champion level before I even considered that sort of thing.-

In this regard my healing ability was kinda broken as unlike most that would need to spend a few days breaking down that acid I could repair the damage and break down that acid far faster. I camped out for the night and set out in the morning for the northern capital. As I expected it only took me about three hours of running to see the "city" in the distance.-

It reminded me heavily of ancient roman architecture on earth with massive stone pillars holding up the ceilings and marble nearly everywhere you looked. In the center of the city was a massive building that was clearly either a palace or a temple construct, maybe both judging from the many statues worshiping Giratina around it.

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