"Your eldest brother Tetsuya has recently mastered the power of Aura as well. Combined with Psychic-type abilities, it can indeed correct your mistakes in the finer details."
What left Gary somewhat despairing was that even his own Master, Asuka, strongly approved of Tetsuya putting him through an assessment.
However, the information revealed in his words made Gary widen his eyes. "Aura? The legendary Aura Guardian?"
If they had been children from ordinary families, there was a high probability they would not have known about the so-called Aura Guardians.
They might not even have understood what Aura was.
But as the grandson of a Pokemon Professor—
Although Gary had only just turned eleven, his grasp of all kinds of knowledge already surpassed that of many people in the Pokemon World.
Therefore, he knew clearly just how difficult it was for a human to master Aura, and how low the odds were.
"Not quite." Tetsuya smiled and shook his head. "Aura Guardians are generally members of the Aura Clan. At most, I'm just an Aura User."
User and Guardian seemed to differ by only one word, but the gap between them was enormous.
Besides, he had no interest in becoming a Guardian.
He would leave that sort of thing for Ash to do later.
"All right, all right, eat first. You've all been training for an entire afternoon, so we can talk about this tomorrow."
Yuriko interrupted their conversation at the right moment.
"Yes."
Everyone present obediently nodded and wisely shut their mouths.
"Thud, thud, thud."
As three washbasin-sized bowls of rice were placed before them—
Tetsuya and Gary exchanged a look. Both were helpless, yet unable to resist, and could only bury their heads in the mountain-like heaps of rice.
Cynthia's expression looked like this—OwO.
Was she going to have to