As a Pokémon said to have lived alongside humans for 5,000 years, the Gogoat leader, despite being a wild Pokémon, offered an exceptional riding experience, with no bumps or instability at all.
Su Hao held onto Gogoat's two long horns with both hands. Whenever it spotted an obstacle ahead, even the slightest change in how he gripped its horns would be noticed by Gogoat, which could read Su Hao's intentions from those tiny differences and avoid the obstacle.
It felt much like riding the Cycloze trained by the Dragon Tamer Clan in Dragon Cave.
Come to think of it, his team did not have a single land mount.
What, he had caught Cycloze?
Don't even mention Cycloze. Probably because part of its tail was missing, riding it felt like getting into an unlicensed cab. Obstacle ahead? Just charge straight through and smash it to pieces. It had zero regard for the life and death of its rider, Su Hao.
If his physique had been any weaker, he would have been entering the repechage.
As for Incineroar... whether he sat on its shoulders or was carried in its arms while it ran, Su Hao could not imagine that scene. It would definitely be social death!
Feeling the especially dashing and exhilarating sensation of racing along, Su Hao even had the urge to pack up the Gogoat leader and its entire herd, bring them back to the Divine Land Alliance, and raise them in Yang City.
He just did not know what the Sakura Nation Alliance's stance on that would be. Su Hao planned to discuss it with Liao Xingchen after winning the competition safely.
As a Pokémon with "mount" in its name, Gogoat's speed was beyond criticism. In around ten minutes, it carried Su Hao into the territory of their first