Sabrina thought of this and glanced again at the Trainer beside her. He was her complete opposite.
He was an orthodox Trainer who relied entirely on prediction, moves, Abilities, and experience.
In that sense, Sabrina felt a certain admiration for Trainers like him.
Especially one who had plunged into a legendary battle and survived.
Calling him a "hero" would hardly be an exaggeration.
But someone so bent on courting death was not boyfriend material, let alone father-of-her-future-children material.
Sabrina silently gave him the nice-guy stamp of approval.
Meanwhile, Dian could think of nothing but the news that the extravagantly wealthy young lady had run away from home.
Why had Diancie run away?
Was that enormous pink crystal about to explode?
Wait. There was one other possibility!
He was so good-looking that she had fallen for him at first sight!
Dian shook his head. He was good-looking, sure, but not that good-looking.
Thinking about it, the entire Diamond Domain depended on that huge crystal, and the Carbink produced nothing themselves. Something was bound to go wrong sooner or later.
He leaned back in his seat and set the matter aside for now. She had Xerneas behind her, after all. She really was the "Grand Princess of Kalos."
With that thought, Dian sent Yue Jifei another email, asking her to buy a batch of Dusk Stones.
There was no helping it. Sad as it was, he was nearly penniless.
Restocking Pokéblocks and training supplies had emptied his pockets in an instant.
He sighed deeply. After all this time, he was still living paycheck to paycheck.
Damn it. Why were all the ways to make big money written down in some big book?
Dian sighed again. And this was with most of his Pokémon left in other people's care.
Mawile, Ralts, Vibrava, Jumpluff,