Chapter 88

Su Hao made a decision that went against his ancestors (x) and the system.

After he put the seven Pokémon into Poké Balls, the system directly recognized these seven Pokémon as Pokémon Su Hao had captured.

The system mall instantly listed Feebas Candy, Dratini Candy, Ralts Candy, Bagon Candy... seven types in total.

After returning to the island, Su Hao released the six young Pokémon. The moment they were released, the candies that were still on sale in the system mall were also taken off the shelves.

Su Hao had originally planned to release Feebas after talking to her.

But Feebas suddenly proposed that she wanted to become stronger. Su Hao thought about it and felt that he could definitely fleece the system!

Before Latios and Latias returned, Su Hao would first take Feebas for basic training and use Feebas Candy to assist in improving her comprehensive quality.

And during this time, he could take Carbink and Incineroar to visit the Pokémon groups on the island for cultivation.

Regarding the arrangements for Carbink and Incineroar.

Su Hao wanted to find the Gardevoir, Alakazam, or Hatterene families, who were proficient in psychic power, to conduct special training for Carbink's psychic power.

Su Hao needed Carbink to learn the meditation and cultivation methods of psychic power from these Psychic-type Pokémon.

As a manifestation of mental energy, psychic power can achieve telekinesis, object control, and object manipulation.

As a universal attribute, most Pokémon possess psychic talent to some extent.

These talents are generally reflected in the moves they can learn.

For example, the move Agility; the number of Pokémon that can learn this move is very large. The principle of the Agility move is to use mental power to stimulate body cells, achieving the effect of significantly increasing speed.

There are also some Pokémon that do not have the Psychic attribute, but their psychic talent is no worse than Psychic-type Pokémon.

For example, the Psyduck family and the Ninetales family.

Psyduck and its evolution, Golduck, are both pure Water-type Pokémon.

Although Psyduck is known as a "dull Pokémon" along with Slowpoke, Marshtomp, Quagsire, and Magikarp.

There is incredible power in its brain, which produces telekinesis from time to time, but most Psyduck cannot control it.

Psyduck's brain is always accumulating a large amount of mental power, so its head is always in a state of pain. When the headache accumulates to a certain level, Psyduck can erupt with psychic power even stronger than ordinary Psychic-type Pokémon.

Just like in the original Pokémon anime, the heroine Misty has a Psyduck.

Only after an external force causes an impact on Psyduck's brain can her Psyduck instantly erupt with amazing psychic power.

After Psyduck evolves into Golduck, although it does not add the Psychic attribute, it can freely wield psychic power.

The proportion of Psychic-type moves in the move pool of the Psyduck family is also very large.

Then there is the pure Fire-type Ninetales; Ninetales has a lifespan of a thousand years, and the longer it lives, the stronger its psychic power becomes.

Ninetales is good at using psychic power to create illusions, and there are even legends of thousand-year-old Ninetales transforming into humans in illusions.

Su Hao's plan is this: after Carbink cultivates psychic power, relying on Carbink's own strong foundation, she can fully support herself to use psychic power to float in the air.

This can not only make up for Carbink's slow movement but also prepare for future sea and air battles.

Who else can't fly?

As a tanky all-around warrior, Su Hao wanted to develop Incineroar's fire ability this time.

Incineroar's fire has the characteristic that the stronger the emotion, the higher the temperature and intensity of the burning.

In Su Hao's plan, he could first let Incineroar learn how to use emotional energy.

Various emotions such as desire to win, anger, joy, combativeness, and bonds can all serve as fuel for Incineroar's fire.

As a Fire-type Pokémon, the temperature and nature of the fire determine the attack power.

Incineroar actually already has a shallow application of emotional energy.

Its ability—Intimidate—is to reduce the enemy's fighting spirit and attack power by releasing emotional energy that shocks the enemy.

Regarding the teacher who can teach Incineroar emotional energy control, Su Hao knew that there was a very suitable Pokémon choice on this island, and that was the Hatterene family.

The Hatterene family can read the feelings and emotions of people and Pokémon near them and play with them.

Emotions are very delicious food for Hatterene, so Hatterene often uses psychic power to create illusions to manipulate the emotions of the people and Pokémon they choose as "food."

As a Pokémon known as the "Forest Witch," Hatterene is not easy to deal with, but Su Hao has the kindness of saving Hatenna, plus the face of Feebas and Latios and Latias, so he thinks Hatterene should not refuse.

Feebas only needs to follow Su Hao for basic training before evolution in these few days.

Having arranged everything for Carbink and Incineroar, Su Hao bought a small fish tank from the system mall and held it in his hand, which would make it convenient for him to move with Feebas.

He explained the training plan to Carbink and Incineroar, and after receiving a reassuring answer from the two Pokémon, Su Hao carried Feebas and took Carbink and Incineroar to the Luminous Forest where the Hatterene and Gardevoir families lived.

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Although it is called the Luminous Forest, it is actually just a small patch of woods on the island outside the secret realm where the Hatterene and Gardevoir families are stationed.

The real Luminous Forest is in the secret realm managed by Latios and Latias.

The woods are no different from ordinary woods, but according to Feebas, the Luminous Forest in the secret realm is full of bizarre and colorful fluorescence, which is very magical.

After entering the Luminous Forest, Su Hao saw many petite and cute Ralts and Kirlia playing carefree.

Beside the young Pokémon playing, a Pokémon with restrained momentum and full of knightly temperament was guarding them.

The Ralts family has two evolution forms: one is Gallade, which can only be evolved by male Kirlia using a Dawn Stone, and the other is Gardevoir, which can be evolved regardless of gender.

The Pokémon before him was exactly the other evolution form of Kirlia, different from Gardevoir—Gallade.

Pokémon: 【Gallade】

Type: 【Psychic + Fighting】

Gender: 【♂】

Ability: 【Sharpness】

Level: 【45】

Held Item: 【None】

Moves: 【Slash, Fury Cutter, Psycho Cut, Leaf Blade, Sacred Sword...】

Unlike Gardevoir, Gallade's type is Psychic + Fighting, and it is very good at melee combat.

The upper part of Gallade's body is green, while the lower part is white.

Its torso is thin, and compared to the Ralts and Kirlia stages, its physical constitution has become stronger, with thick and round hips and strong legs.

Gallade has sharp red protrusions on its chest and back, its arms are shaped like tonfas, and it has retractable blades at its elbows.

Its head is shaped like a gladiator's helmet, with a white face and a light cyan crest.

Gallade usually fights with its elbow blades, and like the Samurott Su Hao fought earlier, the family are all experts at using swords.

Because Su Hao carried the mark left by Latios and Latias, plus the fish tank with Feebas in his hand, Gallade did not launch an attack on him.

After Su Hao explained his purpose to Gallade, Gallade nodded and began to contact Gardevoir through psychic power.

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Collecting some opinions, I am about to write to the point where Feebas evolves. I want to write that Feebas gains the Dragon type after being affected by the Red and Blue Eon duo and the Heart Scale, but this belongs to my own setting, so I am asking for everyone's opinions. If you agree, type 1; if you disagree, type 2. If no one says anything, I will just write it.

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