The beast's body shimmered with ripples, releasing misty wisps like water, and the arrows pierced straight through it, continuing on their path.
Yet, in an instant, the cloud beast returned to its original form, appearing almost untouched by the attack.
This outcome unsettled many, casting doubt and worry among the onlookers.
Miru's six arrows had significant power, enough to easily pierce a sandworm the size of a house.
Although the cloud beast was pierced, the effect was far from what they had hoped.
"Is it immune to many attacks because of its unique body structure?" someone wondered aloud.
"What a tough enemy," Ging muttered to himself, brushing the dust off his clothes as he stared up at the cloud beast looming above.
The six arrows they had just fired weren't completely useless; they had at least shown that ordinary attacks barely had any effect on these creatures.
Ging even wondered if Miru had used regular arrows instead of ones infused with aura, they might not have done any damage at all.
At best, the arrows had only chipped away at the beast a little.
This meant that the cloud monsters weren't just immune to physical attacks; they were also largely resistant to mental ones.
Dealing with them was going to be a real challenge.
They either needed to launch attacks far beyond their usual strength or find alternative methods, like special reading abilities or tools.
But before anyone could come up with a plan, the cloud beast suddenly moved and launched its own attack.
Despite their cloudy appearance, the cloud beasts moved surprisingly fast, especially given their numbers.
The sheer mass of them made the scalp tingle, like a white rain pouring down from the sky, fast and relentless.
Then, out of nowhere, a massive figure appeared in the sky.
The air around it seemed to compress and harden, almost like a vacuum had formed, making it hard for everyone to breathe.
The enormous figure stretched across the sky and earth, radiating pure malice from every inch.
For a moment, it felt as if the darkest, most terrifying evil in the world had descended onto this grassland, casting an eerie shadow over the scene and making everyone uncomfortable.
Floating in the air was a black and purple figure covered in strange patterns.
Behind it were pairs of enormous black wings that didn't flap, yet the figure hovered effortlessly.
Dark red gases swirled around it like lightning, adding to the terrifying aura.
Three fierce dragon heads jutted from its body, their long tongues flicking out like snakes, spitting letters instead of fire.
The three pairs of deep, dark eyes seemed to devour the soul itself, filled with murderous intent that could swallow everything whole.
The immense size and the overwhelming dark presence silenced everyone instantly, freezing the scene in a heavy, ominous stillness.
When the three evil dragons appeared, towering and immense, no living creature dared to move freely.
While only a few Pokemon can Gigantamax, these three evil dragons had all taken on this colossal form.
Facing these massive cloud beasts, which were immune to physical attacks, taking down Genesect became a golden opportunity.
So, Larry decided to Dynamax his own trio of evil dragons.
Could this be the same nen best from before?
Indeed, the nen best could grow huge, and its aura expanded even more, perhaps due to the change in its body shape.
Ging quietly studied the three giant evil dragons, silently marveling at their size.
When the dragons had first appeared near the gold and silver ingots, they were nowhere near this large.
Their massive bodies didn't just symbolize greater presence; they represented far more terrifying power.
"Triple attack!" Larry commanded sharply, staring down the three fearsome dragons.
A deep, echoing roar burst from their throats, sending waves of dragon aura radiating outward, a true symbol of dominance.
Suddenly, three aura spheres, each a different color, formed in the dragons' fierce mouths.
Their massive bodies trembled slightly, like volcanoes on the verge of eruption.
With a surge of aura, the orbs quickly shifted into column-like shapes.
From gathering power to firing, everything happened in an instant.
The cloud beasts in the sky had nowhere to dodge and couldn't stop the attack.
The beams shimmered in red, yellow, and blue, blazing like fireworks, icy cold, and crackling with electricity.
"Boom!"
The triple attack struck the cloud beasts directly, causing an explosion that echoed across the sky.
The beams cut through the air like striking pillars, completely dispersing the cloud beasts the moment they made contact.
The three evil dragons twisted their bodies, sweeping the beams across the sky so every cloud beast would feel the full force of the triple attack.
Witnessing such a devastating assault, everyone trembled, though they were slowly becoming accustomed to Larry's overwhelming strength.
After following Sir Larry for a while, they began to grasp just how formidable he truly was.
They were so used to causing big scenes that it barely fazed them anymore.
Whenever they faced a tough problem, Sir Larry was always able to solve it quickly.
If you asked them about the most impressive moment, it would definitely be the time when he was surrounded by countless sea beasts.
The arrival of Kyogre made them realize just how powerful divine forces could be.
Compared to that, this recent event felt almost trivial.
As the last cloud beast was cleared away, the three evil dragons stopped their triple attack and the sky returned to normal, with no strange clouds in sight.
"Ahem, you really are our Sir Larry!"
Beyond cleared his throat, trying to calm himself down after the intense moment.
After scanning the sky, Larry turned to the fearful group and spoke slowly, "Take a break and get ready to move forward."
One day later, perhaps because of the presence of the three-headed dragon, their journey had become easier.
They rarely faced attacks from creatures along the way.
But the more relaxed they became, the more likely unexpected things were to happen.
"Shua~ Shua~"
The group was still walking across the grassland, with the scenery around them hardly changing.
Standing on the grass, Ging looked around cautiously and spread out his En as a warning.
Seeing nothing unusual, he removed his safety suit helmet, revealing his messy face.
He reached into his pocket, pulled out some green leaves, and casually popped them into his mouth.
Almost instantly, a cool sensation spread through his body.
These leaves were incredibly refreshing, helping to clear the mind and improve focus.
"Huh~ Want some? They're pretty good," Ging said, offering some to Miru, who was watching from the side.
At first glance, Ging looked like a strange uncle trying to convince someone to eat something weird.
"Thanks, but no thanks," Miru replied, twitching his mouth and politely declining.
"Ah, why don't you appreciate kindness?" Ging sighed, shaking his head and falling silent.
"Huh?" someone suddenly exclaimed.
"What is that? Is it a bug?"