Why He Couldn't Be Killed Yet

Fang Xu looked into the distance.

"But the space's growth cannot rely solely on origin power."

"The number of living beings, elemental cycles, and environmental stability are equally important."

Tsunade walked over to a Berry planting area.

She crouched down and inspected the newly sprouted Berry Seeds.

"These seeds are growing very quickly."

"Ordinary Berries take a long time to mature."

"The acceleration effect here lets them undergo several months' worth of changes from the outside world in just a few days."

Fang Xu raised his hand and picked a ripe Berry.

"In the future, Berries can be used to make Energy Cubes and Potions."

"Pokémon of different attributes can also receive food better suited to them."

Tsunade nodded.

"This is more stable than relying solely on nutrient solutions."

"And Berries can be cultivated continuously."

"As long as we establish a cycle, we won't need to keep buying them from outside."

The three of them remained in the Beast Taming Space for a long time.

Kurenai accompanied Ralts as she familiarized herself with the forest.

Nazi guided Alakazam and Gardevoir as they adapted to the lake, grasslands, and mountains.

Tsunade used the Breeding Equipment to examine changes in life energy across different areas.

While accompanying the Pokémon, Fang Xu reorganized the structure of the Summoning Technique.

The original Summoning Technique could only connect the Shinobi World and the habitats of Summoning Beasts.

The Beast Taming Space, however, was an independent space.

Moreover, it contained Pokémon from many different worlds.

If Kurenai, Nazi, and Tsunade were to freely summon Pokémon, the Summoning Technique had to recognize Poké Balls, Beast Taming Contracts, and Space Coordinates at the same time.

If any part went wrong, the summoning could fail.

In more serious cases, a Pokémon could be swept into Spatial Turbulence.

So Fang