Cain wore a serious expression as he activated the system to monitor in real-ti. He slowly walked toward Altaria, who was undergoing a critical mont.
At that mont, Altaria kept her eyes closed, releasing dense waves of dragon- and flying-type energy. Cain pulled out several potions from his storage space—ones he had prepared in advance—hoping they would help Altaria during her breakthrough.
Sensing soone approaching, Altaria suddenly opened her eyes. A fierce intensity glead in them. As a Pokémon who had spent most of her life in the wild, that instinctive reaction reflected her untad nature, which hadn’t completely disappeared despite the ti spent with Cain.
However, upon realizing it was Cain approaching, the aggression in Altaria’s eyes quickly faded, showing a more peaceful expression.
Cain reached out and gently stroked Altaria’s feathers. His fingers emitted a faint psychic energy that helped calm the Pokémon. At the sa ti, he opened the potions one by one and carefully administered them into Altaria’s mouth.
With the potions absorbed, Altaria’s energy began to intensify further. For about ten minutes, her aura fluctuated violently until it reached a climax—at which point the oscillations fully stabilized.
After being stuck at the threshold of the Quasi-Elite level for so long, Altaria had finally made the leap.
She had reached the rank of an Elite-level Pokémon!
Altaria expressed her joy by approaching Cain and rubbing her head against his face in a loving gesture. Afterward, she spread her wings and let out a jubilant cry. Her two little Swablu flew excitedly around her, celebrating their mother’s achievent.
They too understood how much effort Altaria had put in to reach this level, and even though it had once seed like an unattainable dream, she had finally done it.
"System, did you record the entire process?" Cain asked ntally while sharing in Altaria’s joy.
It was the first ti he had closely witnessed a Pokémon break through to the Elite level. Although the process hadn’t caused much of a stir, Altaria’s exceptional potential made the case worthy of study.
"The entire process has been recorded," the system replied.
"Analyze the reasons why Altaria took so long to break the barrier and the specific conditions that enabled this breakthrough. Also, evaluate whether the administered potions had a significant impact on the success of the process," Cain instructed the system.
"Analysis in progress... Please wait patiently."
The recently updated system was now capable of processing data with greater speed and accuracy. As he waited for the results, Cain reflected on the impact of this advancent.
Altaria’s success not only represented a power boost for his team, but also provided Cain with invaluable experience for better understanding the process of a Pokémon’s advancent to higher levels.
Cain began to consider that Altaria’s difficulty in breaking the limit might have stemd from a lack of pressure. During her ti on Mythical Island, Altaria had been a dominant figure.
Even the Elite-level Pokémon on the island avoided confronting her due to her flying ability and her peak Quasi-Elite strength.
However, this comfort may have led her to stagnate. Only after leaving the island with Cain and facing challenges such as battles against Team Void and threats from legendary Pokémon like Regice did Altaria finally feel the pressure needed to advance.
As Cain pondered this, he left Altaria and her little Swablu to enjoy their mont of triumph. The ti and space were theirs to celebrate.
With Altaria now at the Elite level, Cain felt his overall plans had more foundation. This advancent significantly improved the viability of his future strategies.
Altaria’s energy accumulation for this breakthrough had taken just under a month, raising questions about whether this ti fra was specific to Altaria or if all Pokémon required similar durations.
Cain gathered his thoughts as he returned to the backyard, where he resud his routine of preparing dinner for his Pokémon—sothing he did daily, no matter how busy he was.
The number of Pokémon under his care had grown considerably, and preparing als for all of them was not a task he could manage alone. Fortunately, he had the help of several reliable companions.
Miltank, one of Cain’s earliest allies, now enjoyed a peaceful life in the backyard. She had gained so weight due to her carefree lifestyle, but she remained a key player in the daily al preparations.
Alongside her, other Pokémon such as Florges, Gengar, Honchkrow, and Weavile also played important roles in these tasks.
The younger Pokémon, like Aron and Larvitar, used this ti to relax and play. Over the past few weeks, Cain had implented a mix of training, friendly battles, and mountain skirmishes for them.
Although Aron was ahead in terms of level, the recent inclusion of Pokémon like Bagon had slightly slowed his initial progress.
Despite this, Cain had high expectations for his team. The mbers of his second combat line were showing steady progress, displaying skills both in individual fights and in group strategies.
Preparing dinner was a labor-intensive and ti-consuming task, but Cain saw it as an opportunity to strengthen bonds with his Pokémon. He used high-tech tools to process the ingredients and cook, making the job easier.
After about an hour, dinner was ready: a hearty and nutritious al that everyone enjoyed. Although the process was demanding, Cain never saw it as a burden. For him, cooking for his Pokémon was a way of thanking them and building a deeper relationship.
Every ti he saw his Pokémon enjoying their food or the Pokéblocks he made, he felt a deep sense of satisfaction. In those monts, the pressure of survival faded away, leaving him with a feeling of peace and gratitude.
Thus, in the small routines of his daily life, Cain found great rewards.
(End of Chapter)
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