Since they could withstand his Smack Down without him holding back in the slightest,
once they actually traveled through the wilderness in the future, it would be enough for Corviknight and the others to handle most unexpected situations.
After all, the Corviknight line was considered a relatively formidable species in the skies.
As long as they did not approach the territories of particularly powerful Pokémon with strong territorial instincts,
such as Salamence, Garchomp, or Hydreigon.
Having overcome their only terrestrial natural enemy in the Paldea Region with the Anti-Tinkaton Armor, the Corviknight could now earn the title of "unrivaled" in Paldea's skies, just as they had in the Galar Region.
Both the goods being delivered and the safety of the delivery Pokémon were now assured.
Satisfied with the result, Luo Mu praised Tinkaton while having Ceruledge begin the final test.
Ceruledge would use an attack stronger than the peak force Serperior had used when throwing rocks earlier.
With Ceruledge's strength, even if it was preparing a Dark-type attack that was not super effective against Corviknight, the three Corviknight circling excitedly in the sky immediately wore grave expressions.
The Dark-type move Fling had a very interesting effect.
It damaged the target. Its power depended on the held item, which would be consumed after being thrown. If no item was held, the move would fail.
That was how the move was described in the Pokédex distributed to rookie Trainers by the various Pokémon Leagues.
As Luo Mu remembered, certain "special items" could also produce a variety of additional effects when they hit through Fling.
Throwing a Flame Orb would leave the struck Pokémon burned, while a Poison Barb Orb would inflict badly poisoned status.
Throwing an Oran Berry or Wiki Berry could restore HP.
Depending on the item, the move's base power