Alec had just made it to Sootopolis City a short while ago. To be honest, his means of getting here was ... terrifying. He had never flew on the back of his Salamence, Rex before. Ever. It was definitely nerve wracking for the young trainer just for the simple fact that he had never flew on the back of a flying type Pokemon before. But at the same time, it was also exciting. 

Rex had taken the trip nice and slow though, sensing the anxiousness coming from his master. He definitely had taken a mental note that he needed lessons on flying on his Dragon Pokemon. There was also his Charizard, Inferno who needed to ride on too. The only problem with that was, Inferno was slightly more energetic then Rex is, and he tends to forget about taking Alec's feelings into consideration. However, that wasn't his Charizard's fault. He was very much like Alec, who would get excited over the simplest of things, and he was also new to flying as well. 

Oddly enough, so was Rex, however the Salamence was more calm as well as mature, and flying to him was like second nature to him, even though he had just recently evolved. Honestly, flying with Rex had actually went very smoothly despite Alec's anxiousness kicking in. 

It was slightly embarrassing, considering that he was a supposed Dragon Tamer. Then again, it was also understandable, given the fact that both his big flying Pokemon were land Pokemon when he started his Journey in Hoenn. 

As for why though had ventured to the isolated city, was unfortunately not to train his Salamence. In fact, it wasn't his Dragons that he was training at all. It was Dragon Pokemon that were established by the Pokemon League that he was training. Alec had began to search for the designated area where the training was taking place as well wondering who his partner was. Hopefully they would get along well with each other. Alec also had hoped that he wasn't late either! Plus, who knows! There was still always a chance for him to learn something he may have not known about Dragon Pokemon as well. After all, there was always room for improvement.