Chapter 243: Letters

The ice-blue bird-shaped air conditioner continuously released air at a comfortable temperature, and Su Hao was currently sprawled on the comfortable, soft sofa.

"Dreepy, can you help me get the mail from the mailbox?"

Rolling over and lying on his side on the sofa, biting on a popsicle, Su Hao said to the Dreepy that was excitedly looking left and right above his head.

"Dree~"

One of the signs of gradually moving out of the larval stage is that Dreepy spends less and less time sleeping and has more and more energy.

Dreepy wagged its small tail, floated across the living room, and arrived at the front door.

Under the door, there was a "cat door" that allowed small Pokémon to crawl in and out.

This was something Su Hao had installed on the door when Incineroar was still a Litten, to make it convenient for Litten to go out and play whenever it wanted, without needing Su Hao or his father to get up in the middle of the night to open the door for it.

One of the innate skills of Ghost-type Pokémon is to pass through walls after becoming a spirit, but Dreepy had not yet mastered this.

At this time, Litten's cat door came in handy.

Wagging its tail, Dreepy crawled out of the cat door with some difficulty and arrived at the mailbox.

At this moment, the medium-sized mailbox was stuffed full of letters with various packaging, some exquisite and some simple.

Dreepy picked up one of the letters and began to go back and forth through the cat door to deliver the letters to Su Hao.

It was only five in the afternoon after Incineroar learned Thunder Punch; it politely declined Wang Shihua's invitation to stay for dinner, indicating that there were other Pokémon at home waiting for it to cook, and they would meet again tomorrow.

That's right, for the next few days, Su Hao would still need to take Incineroar to find Pikachu and Magnezone to continue practicing.

After releasing Thunder Punch for the first time, Incineroar did not logically master Thunder Punch completely; occasionally, there would be instances of failed releases.

According to Wang Shihua, Incineroar still needed more practice to completely master the Thunder Punch move.

This also sounded an alarm for Su Hao, who had always relied on the system to learn skills and on Pokémon self-comprehending skills with a "pop."

If there were no one-click learning using system currency, learning moves would require spending time on continuous training to be completely mastered, and one would also need to be proficient enough to condense them quickly to be able to use them in battle.

Currently, for Incineroar, just gathering Electric-type energy on its palm to form the Thunder Punch move took over a minute.

Let alone gathering the massive current required for body tempering and controlling it, even using it in battle was quite difficult.

Su Hao thought about Incineroar's subsequent schedule; he was considering whether to let Incineroar stay at Old Man Wang's house for a period of time to train with Pikachu and the others.