What worried Su Hao's father was still too early for Su Hao to discuss.
Perhaps, with Carbink—who would one day become Diancie—by his side, Su Hao could lead the Divine Land Alliance, currently caught in a generational gap, back to first place in a few years.
But for now, he was merely a senior high school student who had received his Starter Pokémon three months ago and possessed only three Elite Level Pokémon.
By the time he left Hulbury Stadium, dusk had faded and night was slowly falling. It was already eight in the evening.
After returning to the hotel beneath the stars and moon, Su Hao released Carbink, Incineroar, and Milotic from their Luxury Balls.
[Su Hao, Su Hao, hurry! Give me your phone.]
The moment she emerged from her Luxury Ball, Carbink eagerly demanded Su Hao's phone.
Ever since he had shown Carbink Princess Pikachu and Her Knight Gallade, she had fallen in love with cartoons, anime, and manga.
During her free time after training, Carbink would devote herself to intensive anime binge-watching.
Today happened to be the update day for Water Shadow Ninja Pineapple Head Legend, which she had been following. Combined with last week's episode, there were two episodes in total, so it was no wonder she was so impatient.
Meanwhile, Incineroar and Milotic each busied themselves with their own training.
Incineroar huffed and puffed through all kinds of difficult workout poses, while Milotic quietly floated beneath the ceiling with Psychic-type energy, her eyes closed as she cultivated through meditation.
Over this period, Su Hao had more or less figured out the personalities of the three Pokémon on his team.
Carbink was naturally lively, innocent, and optimistic. Her only hobby whenever she had free time was watching anime and reading manga. Perhaps thanks to all those