Although the wind and snow around them were fierce, not much time had passed, so Gible could still clearly determine which direction they had gone.
Gible glanced back at Zhang Tuzhen and waved for him to follow, then burrowed headfirst into the ground and began digging.
On this land, there were naturally more threats on the ground and in the sky than underground, so Gible naturally chose to tunnel beneath the surface, planning to follow his trainer quietly the whole way.
At the same time, he was imagining how wonderful his days would be if he could rescue his trainer from danger.
Just imagine resting his head on Milotic while Gardevoir massaged his shoulders and Infernape massaged his feet. Tsk, tsk...
The more Gible thought about it, the more excited he became. His huge mouth kept chewing through the soil as he rapidly tunneled forward at nearly a meter per second.
Zhang Tuzhen followed behind Gible, bent at the waist, utterly in awe of Gible's talent for tunneling.
After all, this was how fast Gible could tunnel before even learning Dig. Once he learned it, his speed would probably rival the elderly men and women rushing to catch a bus.
Ye Qing had no idea how much farther the Glalie intended to travel. It felt like more than ten minutes had passed, yet there was still no sign of them stopping.
At this rate, everyone else might be fine, but he was going to freeze to death!
Feeling his trainer shivering, Haunter, who had been squeezed into gas, could do little to help.
He could only flow rapidly over his trainer's body, trying to generate heat through friction.
Shanhai City Research Institute.
Watching Aerodactyl, whose body was covered in connected wires, Wang Yao leaned against a machine and kept