Pokémon: I found a Lunala

After the Chinese New Year, there is basically nothing to do.

For Ren Yan, who is currently in the second semester of his sophomore year, upgrading the level of his Pokémon is his main goal.

So Ren Yan spent nearly half a year on the ranch.

The ranch is now extremely lively, not to mention the most diligent Zhang Fa and Bai Xue Rong.

Zhang Fa comes to fight against himself, and Bai Xuerong comes to visit Xiao Xingyun.

Secondly, besides his good friends, there are also scientific researchers and senior engineers who helped in the construction of Crown Snowfield.

Ren Yan felt like crying but had no tears. Reggie Elchi, who was about to become his first second-level god, had to help build the Crown Snowfield.

Ren Yan, feeling upset, originally wanted to send a few masterpieces of human thought to the newly built library in Crown Snowfield, but he was afraid that King Leiguan would lose control and beat him to death, so he gave up after thinking about it.

Ren Yan returned to Pokémon training again.

“z… (The time-space loophole was sealed by Dialga and Palkia…)” said Zygarde who came over.

“It can be considered a reconciliation. After all, neither of them dares to act rashly in front of Giratina…” Ren Yan said, “But isn’t this exactly what you want? The Blue Core should not stay in Team Flare…”

Zygarde shook his head: "Z! (It shows here that the blue core is still there, it has never left!)"

"Why? What if there is a heavy casualties, the power of death overflows, and Yveltal wakes up?" Ren Yan asked puzzledly.

“z… (I don’t know what the Blue Core is thinking…)” Zygarde shook his head.

"It's actually very easy to understand. Heavy casualties will only accelerate Yveltal's awakening, but will slow down Xerneas's awakening. Now that living beings are overflowing, the power of life and the power of death are approaching a balance. Wouldn't that lead to the awakening of both parties? I think you are too sensitive. I don't think the awakening of the God of Life and the God of Death is a bad thing. Let them fight each other, and you can just sit back and reap the benefits..." Ren Yan said slowly.

Zygarde shook his head: "Z! (No, the internal fighting between Xerneas and Yveltal will cause the local ecology to be unbalanced and in chaos. Even if I join forces with the Blue Core, it will be difficult to eliminate the subsequent impact!)"

"What impact?"

"z... (For example, the soil in one place is rotten and can no longer grow plants, while another place is too fertile and plants grow wildly. The large amount of life force brought by the wild growth replenishes Xerneas. The wild growth of plants destroys buildings and the earth's crust, thus causing large-scale earthquakes. The casualties caused by the earthquakes feed back to Yveltal, and finally lead to fewer and fewer humans and Pokémon, but the total amount of life force in the entire Blue Planet remains unchanged... In short, it is a chaos..." Zygarde said worriedly.

"In other words, if this continues, one day in the future the blue planet will become half lush and green, and half rotten and dead, but with no humans or Pokémon surviving?" Ren Yan asked.

Zygard shook his head: "It's not that serious. Pokémon like Ho-Oh that are tied to humans will definitely take action to stop it. But once the world is in chaos, it will be difficult to change back to this state..." Zygard said.

Ren Yan nodded thoughtfully: "I think I should know what the blue core wants..."

"z? (What?)"

"A balance that lasts forever. The Twin Dragons of Time and Space sealed the loophole and shattered Blue Core's plan, but it was only a plan that was shattered. For Blue Core, balance is the most important thing, and any sacrifice for this is justified. So instead of trying hard to stop Xerneas and Yveltal from waking up, it's better to speed them up and bring a storm to the world! Reasonable control can also maintain order, and it's even simpler than stopping Xerneas and Yveltal."

"z? (How is it possible? If these two wake up, it will definitely cause chaos to the whole world! No doubt!)"

"Really?" Ren Yan smiled and took out a globe from the bookshelf. "If the Eastern Hemisphere is full of vitality and the Western Hemisphere is decayed, and there is a terminator that separates them, do you think it is a kind of balance..."

Zygarde was startled.

It is indeed a balance, but how can humans and Pokémon survive?

That guy from Blue Core never considered the feelings of other lives!

"z! (This doesn't explain why the Blue Core has to stay in Team Flare!)" Zygarde retorted.

"Yes... Team Flare's goal is to destroy half of all life. If this really happens, how much living space do you think humans will have? They definitely can't survive in Yveltal, and there won't be much living space in Xerneas either... Isn't this exactly what Team Flare wants..." Ren Yan explained.

“z? (Why would the Blue Core think so? The previous cores were very united and never had such thoughts!)” Zygarde still didn’t understand.

Ren Yan smiled lightly and put the globe back to its original place: "How should I put it? You and the Blue Core have only survived for more than a hundred years. During these hundreds of years, human thought has been greatly opened up. Any theory that was considered unreasonable in the past must be proven in practice today. The Blue Core may also be practicing it. If it succeeds, your mission will be truly accomplished. I think you don’t understand the Blue Core, and the Blue Core doesn’t understand you either…"

"z! (We can combine and beat up Xerneas and Yveltal. They will behave themselves after a beating!)" Zygarde said.

"I've already said that the Blue Core wants to solve the problem once and for all and reseal Xerneas and Yveltal, but there will always be a day when they wake up again..."

"z? (Then what should we do?)" Zygarde asked puzzledly.

Ren Yan shook his head. "Let's wait for Xerneas and Yveltal to wake up. It's not easy for the Blue Core to maintain the balance between them. It's not that easy to eliminate the fate of life and death for thousands of years by one's own strength..."