A Champion's Resolve and Steven Stone's Generosity

The next morning.

Luo Mu was awakened by Delibird's alarm clock service.

Honestly, after traveling alone outside for so long, this guy had apparently undergone "Mega Evolution" when it came to volume. It was even louder than the Moltres that crowed punctually every morning at the farm.

The bed in Steven Stone's guest room was comfortable too. Even in an unfamiliar environment, Luo Mu had slept soundly last night.

He considered asking the butler where the bed had been purchased, wondering whether he should simply get a whole set for his own home.

After getting up, Luo Mu casually knocked on the "turtle shell" on the bedside table and found that Terapagos was still sleeping in.

Then he looked above his head and saw that Victini had sleep-flown all the way to the ceiling.

That made sense. Yesterday, only those two little ones had exerted themselves. One had assisted Giant Dragonite in shocking Kyogre awake, while the other had worked with the Tera Orb to output Tera Energy, achieving the feat of Stellarizing Lugia and taking down Groudon head-on.

They had really exhausted the kids.

Steven Stone's guest room was absurdly spacious, practically like an exquisite detached cottage.

An entire wall of floor-to-ceiling windows faced the courtyard. Gauzy curtains, thin as cicada wings, swayed gently in the breeze, filtering the sunlight into scattered golden flecks. The wind carried the scent of grass and flowers into the room in waves, fresh and pleasant.

Before his transmigration, such an unguarded design would have been an all-you-can-eat buffet for insects and small animals.

But now, Luo Mu only felt that even breathing was wonderfully comfortable.

Near noon, the sunlight was just right.

By the window, Ninetales curled up lazily, its pale blue fur coated in a soft layer of light gold.

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