As for the candidates to temporarily serve as Zoroark's troops, Su Hao had already discussed it with the Pokémon and settled on four.
There was only one criterion: they had to be capable of taking on a thousand alone, able to suppress and sweep through wild Pokémon across a wide area.
Milotic, one of the Elite Four—possessing unfathomable energy reserves, terrifying Water-type Energy compression and release techniques, unmatched instantaneous output and firepower coverage. It was also immune to all kinds of toxins and curses, with formidable recovery abilities.
Hisuian Braviary, one of the Elite Four—able to effortlessly stir up terrifying, wide-ranging storms infused with Mental Power, and when necessary, sweep everything away with high-output Aeroblast.
Diancie, one of the Elite Four—powerful enough that no further explanation was needed.
Su Hao, one of the Elite Four—the strategist responsible for coordinating and formulating attack plans. Using Aura to link the Pokémon together, he ensured there would be no delays in relaying information. His Tokiwa Power had also elevated him to the position of the finest support.
As for Incineroar, Metagross, and the others?
They should just go wash up and sleep. There were too many Ghost-type Pokémon. Even if they could protect themselves, they could not overwhelmingly suppress an unknown number of Ghost-type Pokémon and create the best possible one-on-one environment for Zoroark.
The same went for Lucario, Ogerpon, and Cycloze. They did not excel at suppressing multiple opponents, while Leafeon and Zeraora's levels had yet to catch up with the main force.
The special training lasted two full days. It had to be said that Chu Ya really knew her stuff. Not only did she correct some of Zoroark's bad habits that could prove fatal in battle, she also raised its efficiency in utilizing Ghost-type energy by several levels.
Unfortunately, time