It was better not to publicize something like this, or it could invite trouble.
Xin Mu had no intention of doing so anyway. Unless he never used Regirock again, or simply set it free to find somewhere in the desert to keep sleeping, other people were bound to find out sooner or later.
There were plenty of rare Pokémon, especially in the hands of Champions across the regions. They all had quite a few, yet no evil organization ever tried to steal their Pokémon. That all came down to strength.
Still, there were some benefits to not leaving a recording. Since the other person meant well, Xin Mu said nothing.
"Meow~ (Remember what I said? Give proper commands. No slacking off.)"
Meownei had yet to enter the field. Instead, she whispered in Xin Mu's ear.
"Meow. (It's fine even if you give the wrong command. I can turn a wrong one into a right one, so just go for it.)"
"Relax, relax. I know. I can handle the basics."
While his Pokémon trained to improve themselves, Xin Mu also studied various commanding techniques and established combinations.
Although battles relied more on adapting on the fly, that basic knowledge was still very useful.
Meownei's goal was simple, too. She wanted Regirock to acknowledge Xin Mu, not just her.
If she simply went out there and fought, beating Regirock would be no problem with her type advantage over Rock types.
Regirock had always insisted that it had been far too weakened and had used Explosion; otherwise, it would never have ended up like that.
But to Meownei, if she could beat it once, she could beat it again. Regirock had not been at its best back then, but neither had she.
The question was how to make Regirock acknowledge Xin Mu.
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