Pokémon: Starting with a Bound Entry System

Chapter 475: The Growth of Aura Force

The next morning.

Lucario and Mew arrived by Hikaru's side early in the morning. With them, of course, were Linna and Zoroark.

Then, with a flash of red light, Charizard and Gardevoir also appeared on the spot.

It seemed the two of them had indeed participated in yesterday's illusion.

No wonder he thought the two of them in the illusion were so real.

"Roar..."

Charizard looked at Hikaru with some embarrassment. It had really thought it had traveled back to the past.

Hikaru patted its large belly and chuckled playfully.

"Unbelievable...."

"Zoro!"

Zoroark gave a signal, indicating it was ready. All it had to do was use its energy to evoke the place of inner fear in each of them.

The content of the illusion was not under its control.

But Hikaru, already mentally prepared, would naturally not be afraid this time.

This Zoroark was only at the Elite Four level; it was already not easy for it to create an illusion that could immerse so many Pokémon and Hikaru.

The subsequent content would not change.

So, he just needed to treat this illusion as a game to level up his Aura Force.

The difference was that the number of participants in the game would increase as the subsequent plot progressed.

Let's see if I can push my Aura Force to the top level before April.

This was Hikaru's last thought before entering the illusion this time.

...

On March 14th, Hikaru emerged from the second illusion. Having mastered the method, Hikaru survived a little longer than the first time. Following the storyline's progression, he lived until the high school league in Shuimu City.

Ralts's performance in it didn't change much, but Charmander's performance was somewhat unsatisfactory.

After all, the training time was too short, it hadn't evolved yet, and without the presence of the skills, Han Feng's Butterfree at that time was practically a boss. With its three powder moves plus the Power of Viridian, it was an almost unbeatable existence, unless Hikaru used his Pyrokinesis.

And Hikaru chose to release his Pyrokinesis at this time, disrupting the storyline and breaking the illusion.

Fortunately, his Aura Force had made considerable progress again.

On March 17th, he was defeated in the illusion again.

On March 20th, he was defeated in the illusion yet again.

Temporarily unable to think of a solution, Hikaru chose to get stuck at this limit, constantly dying in the illusion at the limit of his Aura Force.

Until March 28th.

...

In the illusion.

Looking at the sunny smile on Han Feng's face, Hikaru felt the urge to vomit. He thought to himself, if he could go back to Shuimu City, he would definitely beat this kid up again.

The current storyline had reached the final battle, and both sides were down to their last Pokémon.

Ralts and Machop had traded knockouts.

Hikaru was left with Charmander, which, based on its energy level, should be level 14.

His opponent's Butterfree, however, was at the elite stage.

No matter how rich Charmander's battle experience was, the power gap between the two was too obvious.

It wasn't that Hikaru didn't want to hide his Pyrokinesis within Charmander's Ember.

He had already tried it once, but in full view of everyone, such an action would still cause the Butterfree to fly again, and its strength would directly become peak elite.

Hikaru didn't think too much about it. As usual, he used his Pyrokinesis to defeat the opponent's Butterfree, then planned to use his Aura to withstand the opponent's first wave of attacks, and finally, have a glorious GG.

But this time... something unexpected seemed to happen.

"Roar!"

Seeing Hikaru fall once again, Charmander, for some unknown reason, let out a furious roar to the sky, and a white light erupted from its body.

At this moment...

It evolved...

Hikaru had an MMP curse in his heart that he didn't know whether to spit out or not.

But it was fine. If he treated this illusion as a dungeon, in fact, every time he reached this point, Charmander's strength would become a little stronger.

After trying a few more times, evolution was also normal.

But he could no longer see it.

When he came to his senses again, he was already in reality.

Looking at Charizard, which had woken up a step earlier, Hikaru knew that it had been immersed in the illusion again.

Every time it re-entered the illusion, it would work harder than the last time.

Hikaru rubbed his head; there was a pain inside that felt like it was about to explode, and even his vision had a dazed quality.

He knew this was due to entering the illusion too frequently recently, being affected by Zoroark's energy.

If this continued long-term, he might not even be able to distinguish between reality and illusion.

But it wasn't without its benefits.

After this time, his Aura Force had increased by more than three times compared to before.

The most obvious manifestation was that the range he could probe had increased from about ten kilometers to twenty kilometers.

And with the current strength of his Aura Force, the Aura Sphere he could release was no less than that of a Gym-level Lucario.

Gathering his thoughts, Hikaru looked at Charizard.

[Pokémon: Charizard]

[Ability: Solar Power (Life Force)]

[Gender: Male]

[Talent: Minor Legendary]

[Level: 66]

[Moves: Thunder Punch, Fire Spin, Flamethrower, Scary Face, Ember, Karate Chop, Dragon Dance, Dragon Rush, Sunny Day...]

The current Charizard, after consuming the energy from the Plate, had leaped directly to level 66.

Latias had also changed a lot.

She had directly recovered to level 73. According to her, her peak strength was about this level.

So, all the Pokéblocks he had fed her had shortened her recovery time by half.

Next up was growth...

As for the others, Gabite had reached the brink of evolution, and Bulbasaur had also reached the Master level.

And Dragonair's choice was still not to evolve.

He wasn't the only one who had improved. Linna, who owned Zoroark, had also made considerable progress.

The two would sometimes compare the growth of their Aura Force. From Hikaru's perspective, her current Aura Force had also traveled a considerable distance at the intermediate level.

"This is the last time entering the illusion."

Even with the Aura Force, she still had no emotions, only the ability to perceive them. A smile would occasionally appear on her face.

"Yeah, that's about it. I have to go back home. What about you?" Hikaru responded.

Almost another month had been spent in silence on this Tree of Beginning.

Next was the selection tournament. Both of them were participants, so naturally, they couldn't stay here.

Moreover, Hikaru had long since completed his task as a supervisor; he had just happened to need her Zoroark to set up the illusion.

"Going to Kyoto."

"Need a lift? I can take you to Shuimu City," Hikaru had gotten used to her simple replies.

"Okay."

"Alright, let's go!"

Hikaru didn't waste any time. He recalled Charizard and Gardevoir, summoned Latias, said goodbye to Mew and Lucario, and headed towards Shuimu City.

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