Last Night in the Sun!

The following morning, Sean and Riley woke up and started out from the Pokémon Center.

"Hey Sean, have you ever heard of Mega Evolution?" Riley asked his friend as they ate rice balls, walking through Monkshood Town, heading for Hora Route 6.

"No I haven't, no wait, I think I heard my dad talking with another Professor about something dealing with evolution, but I don't remember the details, why?" Sean said back.

"Well my dad was breeding Pokémon and told me that a few are able to go past their final form and evolve one step further, I didn't believe him until I saw a Lucario mega evolve into a new form, where it became so much more powerful." Riley explains, talking about an event that occurred in Aster Town. "Also, I know that Gardevoir is one of those my father said could use this power, but it needs a special stone, called a Mega Stone and you need something called a Mega Ring, neither of which I know where to find it and trust me I looked," Riley explained as he looked at the Taillow flying by.

"But I only have a Kirlia, she hasn't evolved yet so how would I use this Mega Evolution?" Sean asked.

"I dunno," Riley replied.

In the skies, William was flying using a jet pack, searching for Sean and his Pichu.

"Where is it, he couldn't have gone far," William said as he flew over a clearing and landed. "Go Dugtrio!" He said as he sent out his Mole Pokémon to scout ahead. "Find that trainer!"

"Trio!" the Pokémon said as it started digging.

To Route 6 or Bust
At the gate, Riley choose to stop and turn to his friend. "Its been a while since we've battled, what do you say?" he asked Sean as he reached for his Pokéballs.

"Ok, I guess, 3 on 3?" Sean replied as he picked out Aipom, Fennekin and Kirlia.

"Fine by me, go Trapinch!" Riley called out for this small exhibition match.

"Aipom, Standby!" Sean called out as his monkey Pokémon is sent out for battle.

"Trapinch, use dig!" Riley called out as his Pokémon burrowed into the ground.

"Aipom to the trees!" Sean ordered as his Pokémon lept off of the ground and into the safety of the trees.