"You're awake."
Cynthia remained remarkably calm. "I'm studying the soil here."
"What's so special about the soil here?"
Tetsuya, who did not know what had happened earlier, was somewhat confused.
But he knew Cynthia's personality.
Since she was doing this, something must have happened.
"Xia Mo."
Blaziken walked over and described the previous situation to its Trainer through gestures and Aura.
When he heard that he had fallen unconscious again and lost control while unaware,
Tetsuya's expression remained very calm.
He seemed to have grown used to this sort of thing.
Blaziken had grown used to it as well.
The first time something similar had happened, it had been terrified that something might happen to its Trainer.
But after the second, third, and who knew how many more times,
Tetsuya's Pokemon had become accustomed to him running into trouble every now and then.
They were still worried, but they no longer panicked.
"So, does that mean I've mastered Aura Power now?"
Tetsuya curiously examined his entire body.
Nothing had changed.
He closed his eyes and focused, carefully sensing the state of his mind.
There did not seem to be any difference there either.
"Mew."
Mew silently rolled its eyes as it gnawed on grilled fish.
Among all the powers that most humans in the Pokemon World could master,
Aura Power was unquestionably among the hardest to use.
Take Psychic-type powers, for example.
While not everyone possessed the relevant talent,
those who did could still use them relatively freely after training in a certain way for a period of time.
Of course, how powerful they were was another matter altogether.
From merely bending a spoon to effortlessly destroying an entire building,
the upper and lower limits of Psychic-type powers were extraordinarily vast.
Aura was different.
Everything possessed Aura.
Even a small