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On November 3, Year 1 of the Alliance, there were four months left until the first Pokémon Battle Tournament.
But today was an important day.
After being immersed in the Armament Haki of numerous powerhouses, Bisharp's blades had almost completely transformed into 'black'. Only the axe blade on his forehead remained a dark silver color.
Once Bisharp defeated three Bisharps with 'leader credentials', he could evolve into a 'Kingambit'.
"You've been in this world for a year and two months now... about the same as me."
On the plains outside Alliance City, Dak was sparring with Bisharp.
Bisharp was now at Lv.55, with strength comparable to Zoro's during the Dressrosa arc. Normally, a Lv.55 Bisharp wouldn't be this powerful, roughly equivalent to a newly promoted Vice Admiral.
However, this Bisharp also mastered exceptional swordsmanship and emperor-level Armament Haki, making him far superior to other Bisharps.
Since taking Bisharp in, he had been continuously honing his physique and Armament Haki.
The ten levels he had gained were purely from physical training, with little combat involved.
Training his physique essentially meant getting beaten up.
Today he was pummeled by Garp, tomorrow by Zephyr, and occasionally by Sengoku.
And it wasn't ordinary punches but those infused with Armament Haki.
Day after day, Bisharp's physique improved tremendously.
However, against Dak, Bisharp still seemed like a baby, unable to land a single hit.
Dak wasn't using his psychic abilities at all.
With the accumulation of daily tasks, Dak's physical attributes had long surpassed their previous levels.
Strength, agility, and stamina all reached Lv.7, the average physique of a high-ranking officer. Combined with max-level Armament Haki and max-level Observation Haki, which Bisharp hadn't learned, it was impossible for Bisharp to touch Dak.
Apart from his improved attributes, Dak's [Breeding] ability had also reached Lv.8.
Though not yet a breeding master, he was considered a breeding elite, and this ability was honed step by step.
Although it wasn't explicitly mentioned, all Pokémon in the Safari Zone, breeding base, and Pokémon Academy were nurtured by Dak. Others merely handled 'feeding'.
Every Pokémon species had a tailored breeding plan and specialized food crafted by Dak through personal exploration.
Thus, Dak's breeding skills were at a 'Champion' level, surpassing Brock and Cilan.
Additionally, during the battle with Bisharp, Dak didn't use the Door-Door Fruit's abilities.
The Door-Door Fruit's ability had already been maxed out through a previous lottery, and Dak didn't want to use it against Bisharp, as it would be overkill.
The doors created by the Door-Door Fruit, when closed, existed in a 'conceptual' state.
At that moment, the door essentially cut off two worlds: the real world and the world inside the door, not just air or space.
If someone was halfway through the door, with one half in the real world and the other in the door world, closing the door would sever them, leaving them utterly disconnected.
Even Logia fruit users would struggle to survive.
Of course, Dak hadn't tested this usage.
Firstly, he wasn't interested in battles.
Secondly, no one in this world dared to trouble him anymore.
Given Dak's current strength, handling Bisharp was relatively easy.
Dak wasn't specifically taking a day to bully Bisharp but rather helping him warm up.
After all, Dak would soon summon three Bisharp groups for Bisharp to engage in a series of battles.
Bisharp hadn't fought in a while, so Dak wanted to help him get back in the groove.
"Ready?"
Dak asked Bisharp, who nodded.
Without further ado, Dak opened the Pokémon Mall, searching for suitable Bisharp groups.
There were no specific requirements, so he chose three small groups, each with five or six Pawniards.
Such small groups typically had weaker Bisharps, saving Bisharp time in defeating them.
Dak didn't see the need to drag this out.
If Bisharp wanted to fight strong or evenly matched opponents, Dak could find plenty without wasting time now.
Three groups appeared on the plains.
The three Bisharps with 'leader credentials' immediately focused on the other Bisharps present.
Without a Kingambit's suppression, Bisharps couldn't coexist, even those without leader credentials would be expelled from the group.
Logically, Dak's Bisharp, without leader credentials, should be the least respected.
However, the menacing black blades on Dak's Bisharp intimidated the newly appeared Bisharps, who all focused on him.
About fifteen Pawniards watched the scene, understanding what was happening.
It was a new leadership contest, and they might be getting a new leader.
Usually, in such situations, Pawniards wouldn't intervene, and Bisharps wouldn't allow them to.
"Bisharp."
Dak's Bisharp didn't hesitate, charging at the three Bisharps.
He intended to take on all three at once.
Though he had been beaten for half a year, Bisharp was well aware of his strength.
He knew his beatings were due to Dak's superior power, not his own weakness.
At least against these three new Bisharps, he was confident.
The three Bisharps exchanged glances, feeling severely provoked, and charged at him.
Few Bisharps avoided battles, as doing so would be a disgrace comparable to a damaged blade, more humiliating than losing.
This was a one-sided battle, so much so that it defied description.
In short, the three wild Bisharps weren't even qualified to clash blades with Dak's Bisharp.
Blade clashing involved testing each other's blade strength, a 'feint' attack method among Bisharps.
But how could wild Bisharps, with meager sustenance, compare to a well-fed, heavily trained Bisharp?
After the blade clash, the wild Bisharps' blades were already damaged.
"Bisharp?!" x3
The three Bisharps were utterly shocked.
Such a gap was almost unheard of in the wild, where evolving to Bisharp meant reaching a strength threshold, without significant disparities.
But today, they faced an exception.
The disparity left them too scared to engage Dak's Bisharp in close combat.
For Bisharps, not fighting up close was futile.
In a few minutes, the wild Bisharps were down.
Dak's Bisharp then began to evolve, his form visibly changing.
The slender frame grew taller and broader.
He evolved into a majestic Kingambit.
However, unlike typical Kingambits, his blades, usually white, turned jet black, and his golden armor and axe blade became dark gold.
The most noticeable change, besides color, was his size.
Influenced by the One Piece world, this Kingambit's height was 3 meters, compared to the average 2 meters, and he weighed about 180 kg.
[Assessing Aptitude]
Orange light surrounded the Kingambit as Dak smiled.
Success.
"Congratulations, Kingambit. From today, you have your own group."
Dak pointed behind the Kingambit.
The three defeated Bisharps and their Pawniards knelt before the Kingambit.
Their axe blades had turned silver, indicating they were no longer leaders.
"..."
The Kingambit glanced back, then at Dak, shaking his head.
Dak understood his meaning.
"It's okay. You can take your group to Isshin Dojo. Maybe they can form partnerships with the students and teachers there."
"..."
Dak persuaded the Kingambit, who nodded.
Dak then sent the Kingambit and his group back to Alliance City, planning to take them to Shimotsuki Village in the evening.
Now, it was time to check the completed main task.
(End of Chapter)
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Main Quest: The Final Lesson—Breeding, Completed
Reward: Method to Link New Worlds
Content: Use the temporal power of Origin Dialga and the spatial power of Origin Palkia to locate a space-time node. The system will randomly designate a world near that node for linkage.
"So, it's as simple as using the power of the Origin Temporal and Spatial Dragons?"
The method was much simpler than Dak had imagined.
Exchanging for the Temporal and Spatial Dragons in the Wonder Mall only required 2 million Coins, and exchanging for two gems was another 2 million Coins.
Though Dak was currently trying to accumulate funds to build the city under the World Tree, he was also aware of one crucial issue: If the Breeding House continued to exploit the One Piece world, the economic system of that world would eventually collapse.
A new world had to join the economic cycle to alleviate the pressure on the One Piece world.
Without much hesitation, Dak quickly exchanged the Temporal and Spatial Dragons and the two gems from the Mall.
A hum and a soft growl (the sounds were too abstract to describe) announced the arrival of the Origin Dialga and Palkia on the lawn. Standing at only 4.5 meters tall, they could, of course, grow larger.
"Hello."
With plenty of experience now, Dak no longer felt uneasy when facing such 'gods.'
Dialga and Palkia nodded, then instinctively looked towards the sky.
Dak also sensed something and looked up, knowing who was coming.
A familiar growl followed—the affectionate Giratina, who initially appeared in its Origin Forme but reverted to its Altered Forme upon seeing Dialga and Palkia.
The three behemoths gathered on the ground, with Palkia the shortest at 4.2 meters, Dialga the tallest at over 5 meters, and Giratina in between at 4.8 meters.
They stared at each other without a word.
The Sinnoh trio never expected to reunite in another world.
In the Pokémon world, Dak would never dare to gather these three dragons in one place, as their combined presence could destroy the world.
The Sinnoh trio, existing since the world's creation, were true 'gods,' direct descendants of Arceus, unlike naturally born Pokémon like Celebi and Jirachi.
Moreover, the Sinnoh trio had an extremely strong territorial instinct, as fierce as a swarm of Beedrill.
Having lived for eons, the three dragons harbored countless grudges against each other, leading to fierce conflicts whenever they met.
Primarily, it was Dialga and Palkia causing the trouble.
As Pokémon inhabiting the same spatial layer, they inevitably encountered each other, and each encounter led to a battle.
Such godly battles were highly destructive, severely affecting Giratina's Reverse World, and Giratina couldn't intervene but watched in frustration, sealed within the Reverse World.
However, whenever Giratina found an opportunity, it would drag the Temporal and Spatial Dragons into the Reverse World for a beating.
Ranking Arceus's children: It's hard to say whether Dialga or Palkia ranks second or third, but the ruler of the underworld, Giratina, undoubtedly ranks first.
This ranking isn't about strength but achievements.
Dialga and Palkia wouldn't dare fight Arceus alone.
But Giratina did! Regardless of the numbers on its side, even alone, Giratina would brazenly challenge Arceus, like a hot-headed child.
Due to its excessive aggression, Arceus sealed this rebellious child in the Reverse World.
"Giratina, they're your younger siblings."
Dak didn't think Giratina would attack him in the future like in the Pokémon world.
Giratina was a dragon that loved to act spoiled, even exhibiting some father complex tendencies.
As for 'brother' or 'sister,' many legendary Pokémon had no gender. 'Sister' could work too, but Dak felt their images fit 'brother' better.
Dak discerned that these two dragons were created by the system, like Giratina, and not directly brought from the Pokémon world.
If they were from the Pokémon world, they wouldn't be standing quietly; they'd be fighting fiercely.
Dak could sense Dialga and Palkia's purity and innocence through his psychic powers.
Giratina, excited, swayed its chubby tail, nuzzling Dialga and then kissing Palkia.
Ah, what a harmonious scene.
Dak watched his three large sons interact, his face beaming with an aunt-like smile, feeling very happy.
Perhaps, when Arceus first created the Sinnoh trio, it witnessed such a scene?
"Alright, alright, you can catch up later. I need to take them for an inspection first."
Dak raised his hand, patting Giratina's leg.
Giratina obediently nodded, indicating it would fetch its brothers later.
Dak then led Palkia and Dialga to the laboratory.
[Dialga]
Type: Steel, Dragon
Ability: Pressure
Aptitude: Red
Height (minimum): 5.4m (Altered Forme), 7m (Origin Forme)
Weight (minimum): 683kg (Altered Forme), 850kg (Origin Forme)
Age: 1 day
Level: Lv.85 (Altered Forme), Lv.95 (Origin Forme)
Moves: Roar of Time, Flash Cannon, Draco Meteor, Outrage, Giga Impact, Thunder, Earthquake...
[Palkia]
Type: Water, Dragon
Ability: Pressure
Aptitude: Red
Height (minimum): 4.2m (Altered Forme), 6.3m (Origin Forme)
Weight (minimum): 336kg (Altered Forme), 660kg (Origin Forme)
Age: 1 day
Level: Lv.85 (Altered Forme), Lv.95 (Origin Forme)
Moves: Spacial Rend, Hydro Pump, Draco Meteor, Outrage, Giga Impact, Thunder, Earthquake...
Dak reviewed the skill lists of the Steel and Water Dragons. Aside from their exclusive moves, they had little difference, much like Giratina initially.
They were likely created using a similar template with minor modifications.
As for their personalities... Dak sighed.
Over time, the two dragons' personalities gradually emerged.
Dialga was a docile dragon, standing obediently without moving unless ordered by Dak.
But the other was different.
"Palkia, why are you sniffing my butt?"
Dak pushed away the large head behind him, frowning as he flicked Palkia's forehead.
A hum from Palkia indicated its indifference.
Clearly, this Palkia wasn't a well-behaved child, showing signs of mischief.
Dak decided the rankings for these dragons: Giratina was the eldest.
Externally imposing and domineering, but secretly affectionate, Giratina liked to act spoiled around familiar faces.
Dialga was the middle child.
Calm, honest, not causing trouble, reliable, and never doing unnecessary things.
Palkia was the youngest.
Energetic, curious, mischievous, and even a bit cheeky.
"Here, take these. Now you can switch between Altered and Origin Forme like Giratina."
Dak handed the Adamant Orb and Lustrous Orb to the dragons.
The orbs quickly embedded in their chests, and their forms visibly changed.
The new forms of the dragons were, to put it mildly, quite ugly.
The Altered Formes of the Temporal and Spatial Dragons were far more impressive and majestic.
Additionally, the Origin Formes resembled Arceus too much, reducing the dragons' aura.
This was why Dak favored Giratina more.
Giratina's Origin and Altered Formes were unique, evolving in its own direction, unrelated to Arceus.
Giratina was all about rebellion.
However, Giratina lacked the world-creating abilities of the others.
Origin Dialga + Origin Palkia + Lake Guardians could create a new world, though it would be chaotic and lifeless.
Without the Hoenn trio, it wouldn't be habitable for humans; without the Kalos trio, it wouldn't have balanced life and death laws.
Arceus's creation of many deities ensured the Pokémon world continued functioning.
Giratina, on the other hand, lacked such world-creating abilities.
Pokémon Island existed due to the system compensating Giratina, not from Giratina's own creation.
"Do you know about space-time nodes? Can you try locating one?"
The Origin Temporal and Spatial Dragons exchanged glances and nodded.
Their eyes glowed blue and pink respectively, merging their temporal and spatial powers at a single point.
(End of Chapter)
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