Su Hao set Diancie's next training location in the Island Sanctuary of Hawaii State.
Before departing, however, he still needed to sort through the gains from this period as usual. At the same time, Xerneas could answer some of Diancie's questions and help it summarize its experience.
The essence of the Fairy-type was inextricably linked to light. As a single Fairy-type Legendary Pokémon representing the source of Fairy power, Xerneas's advice held considerable significance for Diancie as it climbed the long path to godhood.
Diancie had currently filled 10% of the Authority Shell with the Law of Light. Yet that 10% was not merely surface-level data; it also meant that Diancie's ability to wield and control the law was improving alongside its progress.
If he had to describe it in more conventional terms, it was half a step into Master Level.
With its accumulated foundations and ever-deepening contact with the Law of Light, Diancie's Combat Power was now sufficient to rival some weaker Master Level Pokémon.
The second reason Su Hao had yet to leave for Hawaii State was that he needed to prepare for the upcoming sixth round of the Legend Cup.
It could be said that every contestant was either immensely powerful themselves or had formidable backers. The fifth round had already seen plenty of battles involving Guardian Deities and Master Level Pokémon, leaving countless viewers thoroughly hooked.
By the sixth round, only sixteen contestants remained.
Aside from Su Hao, only three Trainers from the Divine Land Alliance remained.
Long Yao, an elder of Dragon City whose ace was the Guardian Deity Giant Dragonite.
Di Juan, an older-generation Trainer of the Divine Land Alliance whose ace was a thousand-year-old Ninetales. Even Xia Jie was a generation below her.
And finally, Bai Du.
That was right. Among the former