Master Craftsman of the Pokemon World

Having chosen a location for the restoration, Giratina hoped to add more native inhabitants to the Reverse World, enriching its ecosystem. However, Guangtai was still studying the "cultivation techniques" mentioned in the information.

He indeed possessed many cultivation methods: for nurturing Grass-type Pokémon, Dragon-type, Ghost, Fire, Electric... Rock, Steel... Although some were indirect, requiring the aid of tools, and not abilities that could be used directly.

To obtain that kind of advanced single-type cultivation knowledge, it would most likely require obtaining corresponding natural crystals or Plates to unlock.

"Fossil Pokémon generally possess the Rock-type, so, the required cultivation technique is actually 'The Essence of Rock'?"

This knowledge was originally intended for creating artificial mines. Guangtai planned to use it near the Rock Mountain Ruins, but didn't expect to use it here first.

Feel the power of rock, strengthen all abilities related to the Rock-type. Rock-type energy is not a solid state, but rather 'slowly flowing time'.

Using spiritual power as a medium, he injected this secret power of rock into the several fossils in his hand. Subsequently, Guangtai faintly heard the rhythm of life.

The stones in his hand seemed to truly come alive, and the dust covering them, representing the passage of time, was gradually reversing. This might be an illusion, or perhaps, as 'rocks', their power was fully unleashed!

Guangtai threw the few cultivated fossils into the reversing waterfall.

The berserk clone can unleash the Rage of Thunder, a thunderbolt containing immense energy, a vast and mighty power sufficient to transform a Pokémon into a 'King'!

The surging power injected into the reversing waterfall filled the Reverse World's water with the energy of lightning. The fossils, soaked in the waterfall's current, moved upstream, welcoming the torrent of thunder.

This scene reminded Guangtai of what he had seen in the anime, regarding the three legendary birds of the Orange Islands.

Those three special individuals, known as the Ice God, Fire God, and Thunder God, possessed the power to create life, but their creation methods were extremely violent. Articuno froze the sea, Moltres melted it with flames, and Zapdos infused the boiling currents with lightning, thus creating the most basic substances of life.

"In that case..." Guangtai, riding on Giratina's head, took out the Plate of Symbols from his backpack.

Then, let's try piecing them together?

Extract the Pokémon's genes from the fossils and recombine them into Pokémon... Simply put, it's about activating the genes within the fossils, right?

Freezer — Articuno.

Fire — Moltres.

Thunder — Zapdos.

Guangtai used the Plate of Symbols to piece together the names of the three legendary birds. Three wondrous powers manifested, and accompanied by Giratina's Rage of Thunder, electricity spread throughout the reversing waterfall. The eternally reversing waterfall suddenly began to freeze, then emit hot air and melt, and finally, the power of lightning violently boiled and shone!

The Reverse World's immense energy was attracted, and along with the berserk vitality within the Rage of Thunder, it all bombarded those fossils!

Subsequently, an incredible phenomenon occurred!

Just like the "Omanyte Revival" that appeared in a certain episode of the anime, the originally petrified bodies suddenly became lustrous, and then faintly emitted a white light, like during evolution!

Whoosh whoosh —

The ancient Pokémon were stretching their bodies. Most of the Pokémon restored from fossils would not retain their original memories. Although there were exceptions like the Tirtouga in the special episode, those were, after all, extremely rare cases.

"Ohm!" In panic, the two Omanytes instinctively used Water Gun!

Two splashes of Water Gun hit Giratina's mask, washing its face. Giratina shook its head, and the two Omanytes immediately panicked, so frightened that they didn't know what to do. They actually directly "withdrew into their shells", becoming ostriches on the spot, hoping that the weak shells could bring them some insignificant sense of security.

"Omanyte are very timid Pokémon, but they'll be fine once they get used to you."

The timidity of Omanyte has been repeatedly shown in the anime. They would run away or withdraw into their shells when they saw strangers who didn't fit their understanding. The boldest Omanyte was probably Yellow's, after all, that one's personality was "frank", and it was initially unwilling to listen to Yellow's commands, always running around.

In the white light, subsequent Fossil Pokémon emerged one after another. The second batch to appear were Kabuto, restored from the Dome Fossil, with a brown hemispherical shell. The two black dots on the shell and the red dot below the body were its eyes, giving it a sense of absurd humor.

It sheds its skin once every three days, making its shell increasingly hard. And once they evolve, they will become the most ferocious hunters in the ancient ocean.

Compared to Omanyte, the Kabuto were a bit bolder. Looking at Giratina and Guangtai suspended in mid-air, even in an "inverted" state, these newly revived Pokémon immediately whispered to each other.

Friend, enemy, or food?

For ancient Pokémon, they only have these three options in their minds, and sometimes, these three options may not necessarily become the same answer.

But Giratina's form was too great, so they quickly confirmed that if they chose food... Sure enough, they were actually the food!

Following the Kabuto, came the swaying, extremely slow Lileep, restored from the Root Fossil. They would use powerful suction cups to attach to the rocks on the seabed, and no matter how turbulent the waves, they would not be washed away. However, now, this reversing waterfall was clearly not a good "place to settle down".

And the last to appear was the Shieldon, restored from the Armor Fossil. Shieldon had a small, yellowish-brown body. The head resembled a brown shield. But in reality, the steel that looked like a shield was actually its skin.

Unlike the other Fossil Pokémon in groups of two or three, there was only one Shieldon, so it looked blankly at the surrounding ancient Pokémon, and the ancient Pokémon also stared at it with a scrutinizing gaze, seemingly judging whether it was "delicious".

Looking at the ancient Pokémon below, showing faint signs of infighting, Guangtai smiled at Giratina: "The ecological relationships between Pokémon are also very complex. Not all Pokémon can get along harmoniously. As the master of the Reverse World, all of this needs to be harmonized by you."

Giratina pondered thoughtfully. Although it had spied on the real world from the mirror for a long time, it had never frequently, personally experienced that kind of cruel ecological competition, especially in the era of ancient Pokémon. At that time, Giratina had no ability to go to the real world, and was almost firmly locked in the Reverse World.

"Then, let's divide their respective survival areas," Giratina pondered, "In the future, we can accept more Fossil Pokémon, and no matter what their hunting habits are, they will always eat food like Berries."

"Transform a few floating islands near the reversing waterfall as temporary residences for these ancient Pokémon. Then first... bring rain to the Pokémon who like water, and bring sunshine to the Pokémon who like the sun!"

Giratina raised its head, and brilliant light illuminated the dark Reverse World, bringing the first ray of light of the new era to these Pokémon from ancient times!