He had spent nearly a month eating and living on Mt. Silver.
The results were fairly good. Nature Power had increased by a large margin. After testing it, a single wheat seedling that had barely been able to sprout could now grow to around ten centimeters.
He estimated that by the time Heiduo was forty or fifty, he could become a grain tycoon outright, producing enough food each year to circle the planet dozens of times.
...Ridiculous.
"Could these hundred points of perception be fake?"
Having experienced such rapid growth in his abilities, Heiduo felt somewhat frustrated.
Even Aura Power had grown faster than this.
Had he been wrong? Did nature and perception have nothing to do with each other?
But the fact that his perception had surpassed one hundred because of Nature Power was undeniable.
Could it be that Nature Power required at least one hundred points of perception as a prerequisite?
That would be way too absurd.
What did one hundred points of perception mean?
Within a radius of a thousand meters, he could detect anyone hostile toward him.
He could clearly distinguish changes in the surrounding airflow.
He could notice an opponent's attacks in time and react in advance.
That included subtle changes in various Pokémon's bodies, fleeting expressions on people's faces that went unnoticed without close attention, unconscious little movements, and so on.
He could even, to a certain extent, prevent others from influencing his thoughts through various means.
All these terrifying effects came from perception.
It could be said that one hundred points of perception alone had pushed him from an ordinary young man toward becoming something inhuman.
Were there hundreds or thousands of creatures like that in Origin Valley?
Even the children?
Impossible.
Either this ability simply wasn't something that could improve by leaps