A Letter

Xinhai did not return to the Sunlight Room immediately. Instead, he rested in the lounge for a while, recorded the details of the morning's training and battles in his notebook, and planned the afternoon's training priorities.

After resting for about an hour, Xinhai felt that both he and his partners had recovered to their best condition, so he headed toward the training rooms once more.

The Sunlight Room was still oppressively hot in the afternoon, but Xinhai seemed somewhat more accustomed to it than he had been that morning.

Xinhai released Blaziken, Gardevoir, and Zigzagoon again, sending them back into the scorching canyon core of the Sunlight Room to continue sensing solar energy under the guidance of Torkoal Old Coal and Ninetales Little Flame.

He himself left the Sunlight Room with Eevee and headed toward the other training rooms.

Carrying Eevee in his arms, Xinhai stopped before a heavy metal door marked "Reaction and Evasion Training Room."

He pushed the door open, and a rush of cool Qi greeted him, forming a sharp contrast with the Sunlight Room's extreme environment.

The room was quite spacious, measuring nearly two hundred square meters by sight. The floor was covered in dark gray non-slip mats, while the walls and ceiling were lined with soundproofing material. Transparent energy barriers divided the entire space into several separate zones.

The most eye-catching features were the two main training areas in the center of the room. Each covered roughly thirty square meters and contained a circular platform half a meter high.

Eight silver-gray circular devices floated silently above each platform—common laser emitters found on the market.

They were roughly the size of soccer balls, with smooth surfaces and rings of pale blue indicator lights around their edges. They hovered about two meters above the ground like a