"I suggest you absorb it!"
Gardevoir looked at the hesitant Gengar and took the initiative to suggest it.
Sato was somewhat surprised when he heard this and glanced at Gardevoir. She was the one who had given up her divinity, so why was she now encouraging Gengar to absorb it?
But Gardevoir merely shook her head with slight helplessness.
"Most divinities possess very special powers. Ones like the Sleeping Divinity are rare.
"And Gengar's luck... I imagine it isn't bad." After saying that, Gardevoir gave Gengar another meaningful look.
Sato fell silent and left the choice to Gengar.
"Jie!"
Without hesitating for too long, Gengar ultimately chose to accept the divinity.
With such a treasure before it, no one could remain unmoved. If it did not try for itself, how could it be willing to accept it?
"The divinity drew you here, so you must have some degree of compatibility with it. Get close to it, and it should take the initiative to merge with you," Gardevoir instructed Gengar from the perspective of someone who had been through it.
Looking at the transparent divinity glowing with green light before it, Gengar became much more solemn and nervous.
Following Gardevoir's reminder, it gently floated toward the divinity, while the divinity, like a fish returning to water, actively moved toward Gengar.
For a time, the place where the divinity and Gengar met shone with a dazzling radiance!
A few breaths later, the light suddenly dispersed, and the entire underground space dimmed by several degrees, no longer as bright as before.
Gengar remained where it was with its eyes closed. Its trembling eyelids seemed to indicate that absorbing the divinity was no easy task.
Several more minutes passed before Gengar's aura gradually stabilized, and it slowly opened its eyes.
"How does it feel?"