Qin Ming looked back at the Evil Soul Masters drawing ever closer. The crimson Law Fragment was like the core of a furnace clasped in his palm, its violent energy scorching his hand.
The pain pierced to the bone, yet it also brought a strange illusion, as though he were gripping the authority of power itself.
He lay sprawled over Incineroar's broad, scorching-hot back. Howling Heat Wave buffeted his ears, along with the frantic, enraged cries of the Evil Soul Masters chasing them.
"Take it! This one is different!" Qin Ming struggled to raise his arm and held the dark blood-red crystal, its core flickering with pale flames, toward Incineroar's cheek.
The crystal's heat made the surrounding air sizzle. "Fuse with it! You can become even stronger!"
Yet the scene Qin Ming had imagined—Incineroar immediately absorbing the fragment and erupting into a counterattack—did not happen.
Incineroar did not slow down in the slightest, but its massive head tilted slightly. Its amber beast eyes glanced at the fragment emitting alluring yet dangerous fluctuations, and a deep, complicated rumble sounded in its throat.
It did not take it.
Instead, it maintained its high-speed sprint.
It recalled the information a Charizard it had encountered before had passed on: God Lord had developed a method to better fuse Law Fragments, but it required the assistance of a human Spirit Master.
It was called Fusion Evolution or something. Participation was entirely voluntary; it was merely a method provided for those in desperate situations, allowing them to use a human Spirit Master and a Law Fragment to fuse and grow stronger.
Qin Ming's actions made Incineroar feel that it had not judged him wrong. It thus used telepathy to teach Qin Ming the system for fusing Spirit Masters and Pokemon: sacrifice a Spirit Ring and use