To Groudon, Cycloze back then had taught it the meaning of the word "pathetic," and at that moment, it, having inherited Groudon's memories, had completely made up its mind.
It absolutely refused to become something as pathetic as Cycloze.
It would become... no, it was Groudon's true body!
With complete power and memories, it was the real Groudon, the true Wing King.
However, the foremost obstacle standing in Groudon's way was Cycloze.
Groudon knew its own nature very well.
Its true body was still that severed tail. The form that made up Groudon's appearance was nothing more than the power within the Shed Tail.
It would have been fine if it remained within the seal, but once it left and came into contact with the outside world, unforeseen changes might occur.
Not to mention that a flying Caterpie was watching it like a hawk.
It could easily suppress that worthless Cycloze through sheer strength and forcibly fuse with it under its own control.
But if it did that, not only would the fusion be imperfect, Cycloze's consciousness would still remain within its body and might even have a chance to strike back.
Not to mention the human behind Cycloze. Groudon remembered him.
That human could summon a White Dragon whose strength rivaled its own at its peak.
In order to become complete again, to become the perfect Groudon.
Groudon unusually chose not to settle things with its fists. Instead, it planned to make Cycloze willingly fuse with it unconditionally and abandon its own consciousness.
The result had exceeded its expectations.
When it saw the most obvious emotion among the many expressions on Cycloze's face—confusion—Groudon knew it was about to succeed.
But just as it intended to press onward in one go, Su Hao, who had remained silent all this time,