Chapter 857: Orange Archipelago’s Disturbance
130 days.
At least another 130 days would be needed to find out whether Carbink’s mutation would succeed.
This gap nearly caused Terrance to collapse. His initial thought was that if Carbink successfully mutated, Diancie would beco another major combat asset for him.
During the Champion League campaign, it would be able to play an extrely important tactical role.
However, this 130-day tifra ant that even if Carbink could successfully mutate, the timing would already be the final stage of the regular season.
With good luck, it might make it in ti for one or two regular-season matches. With bad luck, it might not even break out of its cocoon by the ti the Elite Four matches arrived.
"Forget it. In the early part of the regular season, I should focus mainly on training Gardevoir, Ninetales, and Pupitar."
Looking at the diamond cocoon, under the current circumstances, Carbink’s safety was the most important thing. Whether it could successfully absorb all the Fairy power within the diamond cocoon and undergo mutation had instead beco secondary.
No one had ever seen a situation like this before, and Terrance himself didn’t know what stages Carbink’s mutation would go through.
After so consideration, Terrance placed the diamond cocoon at the summit of Mt. Chimney, entrusting it to Altaria, Arcanine, Castform, and Rotom Pokédex—five Pokémon in total—to guard it.
Terrance’s lineup for the next battle would be Gallade, Beautifly, Pupitar, Ninetales, Gardevoir, and Mismagius, so he left behind the Pokémon that needed to learn Sunny Weather technique, using them to observe Carbink’s condition over the short term.
With Altaria and Rotom Pokédex constantly monitoring Carbink while he was away, Terrance felt relatively at ease.
In case of any ergencies, Rotom Pokédex’s functions allow for quick contact, making it even more useful than Fairy Mark.
Terrance spent the entire day on Mt. Chimney, staying by Carbink’s side, hoping to see so kind of turning point.
When nothing ca of it, and with the Champion League match drawing near, Terrance had no choice but to leave early, taking with him the six Pokémon that would be competing, along with the Cutiefly, while leaving the other Pokémon behind.
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"Why did you co along too?"
In Ever Grande City, Terrance walked ahead, with his assistant Sharan following behind. Besides them, there was one more person, Gym apprentice Troy.
"Gym Leader Kotoko got so tickets and let
co observe so real battles."
Troy said, scratching his head.
After entering Fallarbor Gym, Troy’s strength had improved very rapidly. Aside from Beedrill, thanks to achieving good results in the Bug-type tournant, he had also received a Bug-type Pokémon Egg as a reward, which hatched into a Heracross.
At present, he was training and nurturing Heracross.
"Don’t worry, Mr. Gym Leader, I definitely won’t cause any trouble," Troy said, patting his chest in assurance.
"That’s not what I’m worried about," Terrance shook his head and looked at Troy. "If you want to beco a Bug-type master like Aaron, just watching battles isn’t enough. Although you did well in the previous Bug-type tournant, you should also look into why you didn’t ultimately take first place. Foundation is one aspect, but I think there are other factors as well."
Aaron was an expert Terrance had once t who specialized in commanding Bug-type Pokémon. He had now beco one of Sinnoh’s Elite Four. Rising to the pinnacle of the Elite Four with Bug-type Pokémon, he instantly beca a prominent figure in Sinnoh.
After Terrance previously introduced Aaron’s achievents to Troy, Troy imdiately found a goal to strive toward.
"Oh..." Troy lowered his head, slightly stuck out his tongue, and made a silly face, deliberately making sure Terrance didn’t see it.
"Hmph, hmph. I used Beedrill’s training process as a reference and designed a special training thod for my newly captured Heracross. When the ti cos, I’ll definitely surprise Mr. Terrance."
After being criticized, Troy simply let it go in one ear and out the other. Instead, a competitive spirit welled up inside him, and he resolved that sooner or later, he would defeat Aaron.
Looking at Troy’s obedient appearance on the surface, Terrance smiled helplessly to himself. Ever since Troy had integrated into the Gym, his pressure had eased and his youthful nature had co out. Given his age, this was fairly normal.
Troy had outstanding talent in training Bug-type Pokémon. This beca increasingly apparent as he was exposed to more knowledge. His progress could already be seen from the fact that, as a rookie Trainer, he had reached the top four in the Bug-type tournant.
His personal style was very distinct, and his training thods were extrely unique. After discovering Troy’s talent, Terrance greatly appreciated him and indeed intended to cultivate him further. This was an investnt— even if Troy could not beco a Top Trainer or a Bug-type master, earning the title of Bug-type expert would be more than enough to repay Fallarbor Gym’s efforts.
Compared to nurturing outsiders, Terrance would have preferred for one of the children from the Old Green House to take over the Gym, but he also realized that they were not cut out for it, and their dreams lay elsewhere. So Terrance gave up on that idea. As he beca a Contest Master and Fallarbor Gym’s status rose to rival that of the Wallace Cup, Terrance let the remaining children go and seek aningful pursuits of their own, rather than staying confined to the Gym.
"Mr. Terrance, we’ve arrived at the hotel," Sharan said at this mont.
...
Inside the hotel.
Terrance took a hot shower, washing away the fatigue of traveling. Not long after lying down on the bed, he opened his laptop.
Ever since having Rotom Pokédex as his assistant, Terrance rarely used a computer anymore.
However, with Rotom Pokédex not around at the mont, Terrance could only use this to pass the ti.
He first opened a novel he had been following. After savoring the newly updated Chapter, Terrance let out a breath. It had once again stopped at a critical point.
This novel, titled"The Legends of Eevee
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