Wendy
Zinnia and her Salamence landed in an open area within the green forest. The area had a little clearing which made landing from above very easy. Zinnia quickly hopped off of her Salamence, giving her a little nuzzle on the chin before retracting the flying beast. Once Anabel made her way down from her own Salamence, she'd shoot the question. "So! Did ya say you wanted to train here?"
Alton
"Yes. I would like to train my team against this forest's wild Pokémon," Anabel answered. She withdrew Salamence, sending out Alakazam in its place. "I have been looking for an opportunity to train my Alakazam."
Wendy
"Ooh! You came here to train your Alakazam! Now that sounds like fun. I heard those things were really powerful when trained up!" She crossed her arms before placing them behind her head as a makeshift headrest. "So, do you want me to do anything or should I just stay here and watch?" Truth be told, she wanted to attack the Alakazam with her own Pokemon to see where it was.
Alton
A wild Pidgeot appeared before them. This Pokémon appeared to be very strong. Anabel asked Zinnia, "Would you like to battle this Pidgeot together?" She sent out Alakazam.
Wendy
"Hmm... How about you try on your own with your Alakazam first? If things start getting rough, I'll lend da hand in!" Zinnia wanted to see the strength of this Alakazam since she was thinking about battling Anabel later if possible.
Alton
"If you insist," Anabel said. "Alakazam, use Psychic!" Alakazam focused very hard, awakening its powers, but it was interrupted by Pidgeot using an unexpected move which Anabel recognized as Ominous Wind. Alakazam was blown into the forest by the super effective Ghost-type move, and after it recovered and returned to the clearing, Pidgeot started to glow. "This is not good..." Anabel said. Ominous Wind had a small chance to make the user more powerful when used. And Pidgeot had just gotten lucky. "Alakazam, use Psychic!" Anabel shouted once again. The move landed this time, but it hardly did any damage. "Sorry, Alakazam," Anabel said before withdrawing the Pokémon back into its ball. "Hmm..."
Wendy
"Oh my! I'm surprised your Alakazam wasn't able to take an Ominous Wind. I heard Pidgeot's special attacks were pretty terrible and since it hit your Alakazam's stronger special defence... Ah! That doesn't matter. I'm sure that was one crazy strong Pidgeot!" She'd give Anabel a little pat on her back, trying to reassure her Alakazam wasn't that weak.
Alton
Anabel said nothing. She only sent out Salamence, hoping it would fare better against this Pidgeot. Salamence used Thunder Fang, rushing at Pidgeot and dealing a good amount of damage. But after recovering from the attack, Pidgeot pulled out another trick. It used Reflect, further strengthening its physical defense. Anabel was quite frustrated.
Wendy
There seemed to be something off about this Pidgeot. The moves it possessed were definitely not natural, which meant that this was probably another trainer's Pidgeot! The move reflect definitely had to be a TM move since it doesn't seem as if a normal wild Pidgeot could pull off such move. "Hey Anabel! I don't think that wild Pidgeot is a wild Pidgeot after all! Look at it's moves!"
Alton
"That could be." Anabel threw a Poké Ball at the Pidgeot to make sure. But surprisingly, it went into the ball, and the ball shook two times before Pidgeot burst out and used Hurricane. Anabel braced herself against the force of the wind. Why was this Pokémon like this?
Wendy
"That's quite interesting. Perhaps it was a trained Pokemon released by its trainer? That could be the only logical explanation for it!" Zinnia exclaimed confidently. She too had never seen such a strong wild Pokemon with these sorts of moves, coming to conclusion that this was a former trained Pokemon.