The challenge design on every floor of Sky Tower was quite interesting, especially on floors with whole-number milestones, which were filled with the fantastical ideas of ancient humans.
After clearing the tenth floor's "Dragon Trial," Su Hao no longer slowed down to accommodate his companions and began his own speedrun.
The projection Pokémon blocking the swamp on the eleventh floor were directly taken out by Naganadel's rapid-fire Dragon Pulses. On the fifteenth floor's seawater zone, the Dragalge attacks posed no obstacle at all to Naganadel, who was in peak condition.
Along the way, Su Hao also encountered quite a few members of the Dragon Tamer Clan. Their clan had basically treated Sky Tower as a Trial ground. Not only could Pokémon improve their strength here, but Trainers themselves could also rapidly develop their skills.
Su Hao also learned the names of several key floors from them.
For example, the twentieth floor was called the "Eroded Wind Corridor." It was a massive Rock passageway, weathered into countless holes by the Hurricane outside. Violent winds shot blades of air out from those holes, attacking challengers like traps.
However, if one found the Swablu flock living there and built a good relationship with them, one could rely on their "Cotton Guard" to plug the wind holes and focus more on tackling the increasingly powerful projection Pokémon.
That was merely the Dragon Tamer Clan's shortcut method. Just as he had on the tenth floor, Su Hao chose to force his way through head-on.
Still, while leaving the corridor, he happened to encounter a Swablu flock. After a brief thought, Su Hao gave the Swablu some food and asked them to lend a hand if anyone around his age came through later.
The thirty-fifth floor's "Silent Cloud Sea" and the fiftieth floor's "Upside-Down Rainforest" might