Chapter 91

Hatterene was unexpectedly straightforward; after Su Hao stated his purpose for coming, she directly indicated that she would teach Incineroar everything she knew.

Su Hao was very surprised; was she this easy to talk to?

Seeming to sense Su Hao's surprised emotion, Hatterene smiled and indicated that the number of Hatterene in this secret realm was not large.

For Su Hao, who had saved Hatenna, Hatterene indicated that even if Su Hao hadn't come to her, she would have found an opportunity to repay the favor.

Su Hao watched from the side as Hatterene trained Incineroar.

Hatterene's method of training Incineroar was very simple, and that was illusions.

Due to the large gap in strength, even Incineroar, who had the Dark attribute, could not completely resist the illusions created by Hatterene.

According to Hatterene's explanation, she would let Incineroar see various ways of expressing emotions in the illusion, establishing a concept of multiple emotions for Incineroar.

After Incineroar understood how emotions were generated, Hatterene would refine the methods of creating various emotional energies, and finally let Incineroar completely master the use of emotional energy.

To be honest, Su Hao felt that even if he were to do it, he couldn't make such a detailed plan; it could only be said that Hatterene was worthy of being an expert at toying with emotions.

Su Hao watched as Incineroar, who had fallen into the illusion, had his rugged tiger face looking happy one moment, crying the next, and angry the next.

He couldn't help but worry that this illusion would make the tiger mentally schizophrenic?

With this question, Su Hao asked Hatterene.

The answer given by Hatterene was that these experiences in the illusion would quickly fade after leaving the environment, and only the things she specifically let Incineroar learn would remain.

That seems a bit convenient!

Su Hao instantly envisioned hundreds of uses for this kind of illusion.

He looked at Hatterene with expectant eyes and told her his thoughts.

But Hatterene's answer made him a bit disappointed.

Because Hatterene had extremely high talent for emotions, she could conduct teaching in the illusion.