"Let it decide for itself. Children and grandchildren have their own fortunes."
Heiduo sighed and set down his book.
Although he wanted to find Scyther a reliable Trainer, after thinking it over, he felt it was better to let it choose for itself. After all, it was its own life.
Besides, it had not even been born yet. Thinking about this now was far too early.
He headed to the training grounds and called Lucario over.
Lucario hesitated for two seconds, but when it sensed Heiduo extending his Aura, it happily trotted over and responded with its own Aura.
The two streams of Aura met in midair, one immense and one weak. The immense one embraced the weaker one, slowly guiding it.
This was Lucario's favorite form of training. Whenever Heiduo's Aura intertwined with its own, Lucario could feel the deep bond between them.
It was connected to Heiduo. It did not need that fragile little ball to maintain their bond.
Lucario, which had admired Heiduo since it was young and still did so now, greatly enjoyed the response Aura gave it in this moment.
Across from it, Heiduo was also fully focused, familiarizing himself with his Aura Power under Lucario's guidance.
Now that his five dimensions could no longer grow easily, training his hard-earned Aura was one part of his cultivation that he had to pursue.
Used properly, Aura was not necessarily inferior to Psychic power.
There were several specific forms of training.
First, he would try wrapping Aura around a blade to create an energy-based means of attack.
As everyone knew, Pokémon were so terrifying because they could wield attribute energy. They could split mountains and shatter rocks with ease, fill seas and raise land, accomplishing feats impossible through human strength alone.
At the same time, if one