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Eric wandered around the clearing. He had spotted some smaller Bug-type pokmon, but he already captured alot of those in the vegetation-filled area near the Beedrill and Waspoon hives.
Suddenly, he noticed a familiar red zigzag pattern crossing the clearing. Recalling his previous encounter with the Kecleon, Eric was determined to catch the creature this time, but he was hesitating which pokmon he should release. Should he give Mankey another chance at fighting it, or could Comolten do with some extra training. Eventually, Eric decided to pick Mankey, to show his faith in the pig monkey pokmon.
Eric tossed Mankey's pokball in the directions of the red zigzag which, as the pokball openened and Mankey appeared, was shocked enough to reveal itself. Having learned from his previous encounter with Kecleon, Eric knew that he should act quickly.
"Mankey, Low Kick the Kecleon!" Eric called out to his pokmon. Determined to win this rematch, Mankey immediately leaped forward with his legs in front of him. After getting hit by the attack, Kecleon reacted by turning invisible again, leaving Mankey to get Scratched by a red zigzag.
"Mankey, don't let him fool you! Scratch him back, but be sure to do so near that red stripe!" Mankey, after his experience from his last battle with Kecleon, decided to follow Eric's command immediately and not give the Kecleon a chance to escape. As Kecleon got hit, it indeed became somewhat scared, and started to try and flee from Mankey. Upon doing so, however, it revealed itself to be able to unleash an Astonish, hoping it would make Mankey flinch. Mankey, however, showed signs of his typical enraging when engaged in a battle, and was not at all impressed by the Astonish and the damage it took only made it more angry. As it ran after Kecleon it didn't even wait for Eric to give him another command; to Eric's surprise, Mankey Low Kicked Kecleon once more. Hit by the attack, Kecleon collapsed to the ground. Eric, out of breath due to the running around all the time, reached the two pokmon with a pokball already in his hand. Eric tossed the pokball at Kecleon, and after a few seconds, Kecleon was caught.

Eric walked over to Mankey and gave his pokmon a high-five. "We did it, Mankey! You did a great job!" Mankey, too, seemed fond of his victorious battle.
As Eric and Mankey wandered back to the other trainers, Eric suddenly noticed that the ponds in the clearing were completely empty. 'Where had all the Lotad gone?' Eric asked himself. 'Did they flee because of the fight between Mankey and Kecleon?'

What Eric didn't notice, however, was that out of a nearby pond an enormous blue head with menacing eyes, white fins, and blue whiskers was rising...

Eric, Shira and Daniel had in the meanwhile distanced themselves from the fight. Partly because they were sure Blastoise could take on the foes, but also largely because the sight of the enormous Gyarados that was rising out of the little pool was astonishing. 'What was it doing there?' Eric couldn't help but wondering... So far, he couldn't determine whether the Gyarados was hostile to them. Eric cautiously walked over to it.

As soon as Eric got closer to the Gyarados a rumbling sound started to become louder and louder. Before Eric knew what was happening, Gyarados raised itself and was ready to attack him head-first.

However, the atrocious pokmon stopped at halfway. Eric, in a complete shock of what just happened, stood still. When he realized that Gyarados wouldn't go any further, he peeked to the rest of the pokmon's body and noticed that it was struggling. "Uh, guys," Eric started, "I think this Gyarados is stuck in there."

Eric considered the options. "Well, we shouldn't let stay stuck in there, although I'm kinda uncomfortable at what it might do once it's free. What if it goes after us?"
Gyarados let out another roar as it struggled in the pond.
"Come to think of it, how did such an enormous pokmon end up in such a small pond? It looks way too big to have just recently evolved..." Eric wondered.

Before, Shira needed to do something, though, Eric noticed Aero coming back after the battle with that mysterious trainer.
"Aero," Eric started, "our pokmon don't like hellping out with freeing this Gyarados because they're afraid. Maybe Blastoise could help? It's a Water-type after all."
Aero sure looked as if he was still interested in battling the Gyarados...

It wasn't long before Eric had noticed the angry - and running - Ursaring as well. "Uh, Aero... For your sake, I hope that Ursaring is not about to bite your head off."