As everyone departed, Kalia chose not to leave immediately; she intended for her Pokemon to join the battle. She held deep resentment towards the Dark Guild due to their relentless harm to countless Pokemon over these years, which was unforgivable in her eyes.
With the Ellie Region now engaged against the Dark Guild, Kalia resolved to participate, not merely to aid the region but rather to completely annihilate the Dark Guild once and for all.
Kalia released all her Pokémon - Sceptile, Ninetales, and Blaziken. Then, climbing onto Sceptile's tail, she commanded, "Charizard, go ahead and fight! Ninetales and Blaziken, assist Charizard."
Kalia understood that remaining on Charizard would significantly hinder its performance. Facing such formidable opponents like Genesect, Charizard needed to be at its peak condition.
While Sceptile's offensive capabilities were far inferior to Charizard's, it possessed exceptional agility. Sitting atop Sceptile ensured she wouldn't risk being caught in the crossfire of attacks.
Lian nodded in agreement; Kalia's presence indeed affected his performance. Now, with no constraints, he could unleash all his moves and fully engage in battle.
Looking at Ninetales, Lian said, "Ninetales, assist me by utilizing your Ability effectively. Stay out of direct combat and ensure your own safety."
Then, turning to Blaziken, he instructed, "Blaziken, stick close to Ninetales and protect it from attacks as much as possible."
Blaziken was not particularly strong, despite being a Fire-type. Entering Genesect's attack range would likely result in an instant kill due to focused fire. Therefore, teaming up with Ninetales seemed prudent.
With Blaziken and Ninetales by his side, Lian left the 99th floor and soared towards the rooftop.
Upon reaching the top, Lian witnessed the intense battle between Ellie Region Trainers and the Dark Guild members. Spells were wildly cast, causing significant damage to the rooftop walls and flooring, which were now battered and crumbling under various energy impacts.
"Let's join them," Lian said. Ninetales and Blaziken leaped down onto the rooftop, entering the fray.
Their arrival immediately drew attention, including that of Kentra, who also spotted Lian hovering overhead.
Kentra recognized the familiar lineup of Fire-type Pokémon instantly - Ninetales, Charizard, and Sceptile.
"How did Kalia end up here?" Kentra was certain that Kalia must have arrived at the Oceanview Tower, as her Pokémon could not appear otherwise without her presence.
Regardless of whether Kalia was present or not, Kentra couldn't ignore these Fire-type Pokémon, as they posed a significant threat to Genesect.
However, Kentra was unable to break away from battling Lian, as he found himself struggling against Elite Four Sanji's onslaught.
Woody, the Dark-type Elite Four, excelled with Dark-type Pokémon but had limited Flying-type options, relying solely on his Hydreigon, which is both Dark- and Dragon-type.
Hydreigon possessed immense power; it once terrorized regions until several Trainers united to eliminate this malevolent Pokémon. However, Woody successfully captured it.
Nowadays, Hydreigon no longer exhibited its previous viciousness, thanks to Woody's secret method. Whenever he tamed a Dark-type Pokémon, he managed to neutralize their malign nature, transforming them into ordinary Pokémon while enhancing their strength rather than diminishing it.
This formidable Hydreigon serves as one of Woody's primary Pokémon. As a Pseudo-legendary, its strength is unquestionable. If not for its inherently brutal and evil nature, many Trainers would likely attempt to capture and train Deinos, the earlier stage of this species.
Woody's Hydreigon, being the only flying member of his team, continuously battles Kentra in the air, dominating with relentless pressure.
Kentra's Staraptor is no match for the Hydreigon, repeatedly taking hits from Dark Pulses, struggling to hold on.
Overall, the Dark Guild finds itself at a significant disadvantage due to the sheer number of Pokémon in the Ellie Region. With four to five hundred Flying-type Pokémon simultaneously attacking eighty Genesects, even though the Genesects are powerful, they cannot easily withstand such overwhelming assaults.
"Darn it!" Kentra gritted his teeth, realizing he was heading towards defeat. The Elite Four trainer's prowess was undeniable, creating a vast gap between them. Unless their own Pseudo-legendary Tyranitar could join the battle, the situation looked grim.
With the sky filled with Pokémon, let alone the ground, there was no room for Tyranitar to maneuver effectively. Deploying it forcefully could even hinder the Genesects' combat capabilities.
Despite feeling uneasy, Kentra knew he had to persevere.
The eighty-plus Genesect continuously unleashed high-tech Techno Blasts, filling the air with countless beams, densely covering the battlefield and striking numerous airborne Pokémon.
There were simply too many Pokémon from the Ellie Region; as they charged together, any Techno Blast fired by the Genesect would inevitably hit its target without needing precise aim.
The interweaving of over eighty beams created a dense web-like spectacle, both awe-inspiring and incredibly powerful. Some Flying-type Pokémon, struck by just two Techno Blasts, immediately lost their ability to fight.
Due to this formidable Techno Blast net generated by the Genesects, many mid-level Trainers hesitated to rush forward directly, instead opting to send their Pokémon ahead first before following up with their own attacks.
After several rounds of battle, the Ellie Region's Pokémon suffered significant losses, with many instantly defeated by the concentrated Techno Blasts.
However, with the overwhelming number of Pokemon in the Ellie Region, even if the casualty ratio was one Genesect to three Pokemon, each defeated Genesect diminished Dark Guild's chances of victory.
In the sky, Lian observed the chaotic battlefield below. Trainers were commanding their Pokemon to attack Genesects, but amidst the sea of creatures, some trainers struggled to locate and direct their own Pokemon effectively.
These mid-level trainers were not akin to well-disciplined ancient armies; they lacked experience in managing such large-scale battles, likely feeling overwhelmed from the onset.
The combat prowess of Genesects truly shone as they faced non-Fire-type Pokemon. Leveraging their elemental resistance, despite multiple hits, they remained battle-ready and often retaliated by defeating an opponent outright.
Typically, it took two or three Pokemon to take down a single Genesect before its accumulated damage rendered it incapable of fighting further.
"We can't wait any longer, Ninetales."
Lian decided not to delay further; it was time to engage. If he waited much longer, all the Genesects would be defeated, robbing him of valuable training experience that rightfully belonged to his team.