Using two skills at once was not difficult. As long as one's aptitude was outstanding and one put in some time training, it could be done.
Even using three skills at once was not too difficult.
But being able to use them did not mean being able to use them well.
Ordinary skills were not too difficult, but powerful skills or skills that were harder to use were completely different.
Being able to use them was one thing. Using them and then taking them a step further from their original foundation was another matter altogether.
The difficulty increased geometrically by comparison.
The difficulty was simply too great. Even a Pokémon with Champion-level aptitude like Golisopod could not control it well at first, let alone other Pokémon.
Over the next few days, Eichi focused on Golisopod's new skill.
Or rather, its second self-created fusion skill.
The first self-created fusion skill had been the fusion of Beedrill's Mega Beedrill and Poison Jab.
Eichi had named that fusion skill: Destructive Sting.
The name was domineering enough. Anyone who heard it would know it was badass.
After today's training, Golisopod had already improved somewhat. At the very least, it no longer wasted too much energy controlling the two skills.
There was still a long road ahead, but Golisopod was full of confidence.
Its target was Beedrill. It had always lacked an ultimate move that could rival Beedrill's.
But now it had one. The day it defeated Beedrill had drawn one step closer.
Teacher Arno's feelings were somewhat complicated. Seeing Eichi return safely, he knew Taro had failed.
Over the past few days, he had learned that Taro had gone missing. Team Rocket was now searching everywhere for Taro's whereabouts, but there had been no harvest at all so far.
The only thing they