Chapter 14: The Training Diary - Year 2 / Part 4
Year 2 Months 28 Day 1 775 - Log 9:52 P.M - End of Week 112
Victory Road is finally complete, including all the technology within it. All that remains is to activate it. The tunnels in Victory Road mimic the patterns of a Badgermole, a design the Study Bots observed and relayed to the Excavator Bots. Using advanced technology, they created a network of tunnels with a piece of tech that silently shifts them every 20 minutes, except for the space immediately around the traveler. Essentially, it's a deep underground moving maze, with light-sensitive crystals along the sides to guide people in and out.
Tarsia Plum City is also finished. On the surface, it looks like a normal city, but it's far from it. It's a highly advanced city that silently shifts, though only underground. The city has three layers: the surface, a layer of underground, and a deeper third layer that has no entrance, only an exit. The third layer remains mysterious, but I can imagine what secrets it holds. Scattered around the city are massive biomes, each home to different Alpha Pokémon, hidden from plain view.
The second trial location has also begun construction, with all the bots working on it. However, the scale is immense, and the project is expected to take the rest of the year to complete. This location is even larger than the others. The Air Trees I planted on the mountain have finally begun to sprout, though they are still small. To help them grow, I created a smaller Storm Globe to simulate the environment they need to thrive, shifting between weak and strong winds and even storms, all concentrated on the mountain.
During this time, I showed Hrist and Göndul around the various projects, but I didn't reveal the answers to the trials. That's for them to discover if they choose, though they are always welcome in my home. From observing them, I've noticed Hrist loves adventure and technology, while Göndul is drawn to adventure and family. I told them that winter is approaching, and if they'd like, they could join me up north, where the winter weather is more fitting, as climates in hotter regions get chaotic during the winter season.
At the resort, they accompanied me to check it out. When summer arrives, they'll have more freedom to explore on their own, while I will continue to build until it's time to move on. We plan to take the scenic route, visiting settlements, where I'll distribute seeds of plants, trees, berries, vegetables, and fruits, along with two bestiaries. One is an incomplete bestiary of Pokémon, already longer than the Bible, and the other is a bestiary of the animals and beasts I've introduced to this world, though I've left the locations of these creatures blank.
One major difference between Pokémon and the animals/beasts is that Pokémon can be caught using Pokéballs. This is because Pokémon possess a unique strand of identical DNA and a special energy that allows them to survive otherwise lethal attacks by knocking them out instead. Animals and beasts lack these traits, and thus cannot be caught in Pokéballs.
As for my templates, they have made considerable progress: Baki is at 68%, Ohma at 68%, Shozan at 53%, Katsumi at 53%, and Kuroki at 53%. Meanwhile, as we travel, I've had the Hexbots continue constructing the satellites. I instructed them to upgrade the hovering technology, making it strong enough to escape the planet's gravity, capable of withstanding up to twice the gravity of this planet, just in case.
Year 2 Months 29 Day 1 803 - Log 10:12 P.M - End of Week 116
The challenge of using hover technology to escape planetary gravity was proving more difficult than expected. Fortunately, with my Technokinesis, I could step in and directly assist in improving the tech. My initial solution was to overcharge the system, but that came with major drawbacks. It would either break the tech upon leaving the planet or leave it unusable for an extended period.
I've recently started testing a new solution: layering the technology. By stacking multiple layers of hover tech on top of each other, I hope to increase its overall output. If this works, I'll need to redesign the satellite to incorporate the new system. If it doesn't, I'll have to resort to using evolution stones and other evolution materials to enhance the tech. However, this is only a temporary fix, as the materials would eventually be depleted. This means I'd need more space for storage, a system to recharge them, and a new mechanism to switch out the stones in batches during long journeys. Essentially, this would require a complete redesign of the satellite with even more moving parts.
As we moved closer to Glacier Terrace, I began to notice more settlements popping up along the way. Curious, I asked around and learned that the number of wild Pokémon in the area had been steadily decreasing, making the surrounding areas much safer. However, they warned me that the path beyond was still teeming with Pokémon, and traveling further would become dangerous. They suggested passing through Icepeak Arena, where the mountainside would be safer for the journey to Glacier Terrace.
This threw a wrench into my original plans, but we decided to push forward anyway. To avoid getting caught in a snowstorm, we had to accelerate our pace. By the time we finally reached the resort, it was a relief. Surprisingly, Hrist and Göndul helped me decorate the place, transforming it into a blend of novelty, modernity, and rustic woodwork. Their input gave the resort a unique character. I couldn't help but think that this might be the start of something bigger—perhaps even the foundation of Snowpoint City, though it might take another 25 years before they replace Heart's Crag.
As for my templates, they've continued to make steady progress while everything was happening: Baki is now at 70%, Ohma at 70%, Shozan at 55%, Katsumi at 55%, and Kuroki at 55%.
Year 2 Months 31 Day 1 831 - Log 9:23 P.M - End of Week 120
The layering idea for the satellite worked perfectly. I decided to load it up with evolution materials anyway, as I plan to make the satellite larger. This expansion will include features like a self-preserving greenhouse, just in case someone stumbles upon it in the future. Additionally, I'll be equipping the satellite with a Hyperdrive to massively increase its energy production and capabilities—far beyond what simple designs could achieve. I've also started studying the Storage Backpack to enhance its technology, aiming to apply it to rooms, allowing for a significant increase in space. However, this means the satellite's reconstruction will need to wait until I figure that out.
The new hover tech, now called "3-Layer Hover," faced some initial problems with the two walls pushing against each other. To solve this, I reworked the design into three walls: an inner, middle, and outer layer. The innermost wall serves as the backup and main core of the device, the middle acts as a capacitor to properly channel the energy, and the outer wall adjusts the power output. This design allows the satellite to escape up to 3x the gravity of our current planet. In theory, I can increase this further by adding more layers, each stronger than the last.
Given all these new functions, I realized I needed to create a robot capable of controlling and protecting the satellite. It would ensure the satellite descends safely and prevent theft. However, even if someone managed to steal my tech, I wouldn't be too concerned for three reasons: First, tech is meant to be shared, so long as it leads to innovation; second, I can always create something better; and third, with my Technokinesis, I'd likely be stronger than anyone who tried to take it.
On another note, when I visited the resort, I discovered that the Pokémon population had doubled since my last visit. This meant expansion was necessary. Using Geokinesis, I expanded the mountainside by 10 miles (16.09 km) on each side, making the mountain resemble an arrow with the resort positioned at its head. People might puzzle over this design for a while, but they'll figure it out eventually—it's a discreet application of 3-Layer Hover tech at its finest. After the expansion, I began constructing a new dome, ten times the size of the original, to cover the entire area.
The mountain expansion took about two weeks, with the bots assisting as I worked. The new dome should be completed by the middle of next month, and I've already informed the others. Meanwhile, I've started crafting statues from stone and ice for the first trial.
Hrist, Göndul, and I spent some time skiing, snowboarding, and ice fishing. Initially, they were a bit apprehensive since they'd never tried these activities before, but once they started, they didn't stop until sundown. I guess their version of heaven must have been a lot more boring!
Göndul also caught a shiny winter-form Deerling, which she named Snaedis, while Hrist caught a Gible, naming it Grimnir.
As for my templates, they've continued to progress steadily: Baki is now at 72%, Ohma at 72%, Shozan at 57%, Katsumi at 57%, and Kuroki at 57%.
Year 2 Months 32 Day 1 859 - Log 8:33 P.M - End of Week 124
The month started like the previous weeks, expanding. Now the mountain, that Glacier Terrace is on, is already very tall just under the clouds and what I did as I was expanding was add a top above the clouds as well as the middle piece of the trial, this took one day.
Some time during the first week we headed back in the home only coming out occasionally. Now Hrist and Gondul, went on a journey across the home which I named Nova's Oa, name still in progress by the way. Anyway, they promised that they would be there on new years which is in 4 months which is now 12 weeks inside, I gave them a bunch of Study bots for when they encounter something new, which there was a lot of. Hopefully they come back alive and still have their limbs attached. If they come back hurt I will have to up the training by a lot.
As they were doing that, I was finishing building the newer version of the dome I planted a bunch of stuff to start the ecosystem inside. I also somewhat concluded my research on the Storage Backpack and can reverse engineer it, calling it Live Sizers, to apply it on rooms and expand the space by 10x as of now, it should be possible to have do more the problem is that I can't support more. With that done I restarted the construction of the two satellites and finished the building process by the end of the month. It is now 40 Meters, in height, and 75 Meters, in Width. I also built two Bots based of the TARS blueprint but more practical and still unable to change it's setting on it's own but has a set procedure should something happen to reset it into a set setting selected before hand.
On the outside of Nova's Oa, The building of the new and much larger dome was done. I also finished setting up the statues, they stood at 25 Meters tall, each having their own posture provide a hint on where to go. Now all I had left was to actually make the contraption something I had the bots do with the help of the Ancient Alpha Machamp I met last year we spared every so often during the weeks and the best thing is that he didn't ask for payment.
As for my templates, they've continued to progress steadily: Baki is now at 77%, Ohma at 77%, Shozan at 67%, Katsumi at 67%, and Kuroki at 67%.
I had done the spins at the beginning of the month: 20 Pokémon, 20 Items and 20 Upgrades
The 20 Items I Received:
Sabletonite, Sky plate, Fire Tera Shard, Grassium-Z, Dragon Fang, Red Orb, Lava Cookie Recipe, Puffin Recipe, World Expanding Recipe Book, 20 Extinct Plant Pack, Sweet Apple, Smooth Rock, Damp Rock, Grassy Seed, Heat Rock, Wishing Piece, Icy Rock, Flower Package, 20 Extinct Animal Pack and Neodymium. The bonuses were: 20 Animals-Beasts Pack (Any) and 30 Plant Pack (Any).
The 20 Pokémon I Received:
Fennekin, Zigzagoon, Rolycoly, Deino, Salandit, Jirachi, Cosmog, Oddish, Chespin, Lotad, Gossifleur, Cufant, Litten, Zeraora, Nickit, Wooper, Joltik, Cherubi, Mudkip and G. Zigzagoon. The bonuses were: Avatar Beast Pack and Monster-Verse Beast Pack.
The 20 Upgrades I Received:
- Upgrade(Home): Zones x10, Upgrade(Home): Rooms x4 and Upgrade(Home): Effectsx3
- Upgrade(Pokémon): Variant x2 and Upgrade(Pokémon): Ability x1
- The bonuses were: Upgrade(Home): Speed up x2 - [ Bringing it up to 2.5x boost ]
The Packs and Newer Upgrades I Received:
- 20 Extinct Plant Pack: Strychnos Electri, St. Helena Olive, Scale Tree, Franklin Tree, Tongue Fern, Cry Violet, Petrified Wood, Coffea Lemblinii, Calamites, Silphium, Cooksonia, Sigillaria, Orbexilum Stipulatum, Bakersfield Smallscale, Sophora Toromiro, Zelkova Ungeri, Membranifolia, Calamophyton, Asteroxylon and Nematophytales.
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- 20 Extinct Animal Pack: Golden Toad, Stellers Sea Crow, Wolly Mammoth, Sabre-Toothed Cat, Irish Elk, Sthethacanthus, Dunkleosteus, Megalodon, Haikouichthys, Titanoboa, Mosasaurus, Passenger Pigeon, Dodo, Giant Pika, Great aulk, Tecopa Pupfish, Caribbean Monk Seal, Smilodon, Atlas Bear and Ammonite.
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- Flower Package: All normal seeds.
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- 20 Animals-Beasts Pack (Any): Drake (HP), Fire Crab (HP), Crumple-Horned Snorkack (HP), Sharke (HP), Ramora (HP), Big Bang Shark (Toriko), Crush Turtle (Toriko), Corgolem (Toriko), Glass Bee (Toriko), Yamata No Cloud (Toriko), Viperwolf (Avatar), Lantern Beetle (Avatar), Prolemuris (Avatar), Ripper Wasp (Avatar), Corlm (AWOT), To'raken (AWOT), S'redit (AWOT), Scorpion Bee (ATLA), Sand Shark (ATLA) and Pythonaconda (ATLA).
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- 30 Plant Pack (Any): Airbell (Avatar), Fantail (Avatar), Healing Rose (Avatar), Helicoradian (Avatar), Anemone Tree (Avatar), Binary Sunshine (Avatar), Flaska Reclinata (Avatar), Longevity Sugarcane (Toriko), Stardust Tree (Toriko), Umbrella Tree (Toriko), Protection Tree (Toriko), Invisibilty Tree (Toriko), Antidote Flower (Toriko), Crystal Tree (Toriko), Takoyatree (Toriko), Whomping Willow (HP), Gillyweed (HP), Thaumatagoria (HP), Deep-Purple Lily (Elden Ring), ST. Trina Lily (Elden Ring), Dewgem (Elden Ring), Kona Tree (One Piece), Treasure Tree Adam (One Piece), IQ Flower (One Piece), Wake-Shroom (One Piece), Rebound Mushroom (One Piece), Evil-Purging Herb (One Piece), Sage Fruit (HTTYD), Help Kelp (HTTYD) and Blue Oleander (HTTYD).
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- Avatar Beast Pack: Mudcrawler, Whipfang Crawler, Yoten, Sailfin Goliath, Shimmyfly, Slinth, Stormglider, Zakru, Bone Helm Rhino and Trickster Mantis.
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- Monster-Verse Beast Pack: Titanus Mosura, Titanus Methuselah, Titanus Behemoth, Titanus Mokele-Mbembe, Titanus Margygr, Titanus Quetzalcoatl, Titanus Tiamat, Titanus Doug, Titanus Shimo and Titanus Bunyip.
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- Upgrade (Home): Zones x10: Water Zone, Fire Zone, Ice Zone, Lava Zone, Tornado Zone, Geyser Zone, Meteor Impact Zone, Electric Field Zone, Storm Surge Zone and Seismic Zone.
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- Upgrade (Home): Rooms x4: Martial Training Room, Energy Spa room - Rejuvenation, Crystal Meditation Room and Thermal Balance Room.
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- Upgrade(Home): Effectsx3: Energy Amplification Effect - (Boosts the potency energy manipulations, by 1.5x), Metabolic Boost Effect - (Enhances physical recovery and energy regeneration by 2x faster) and Time Dilation Effect (1:3 months).
Year 2 Months 33 Day 1 887 - Log 7:24 P.M - End of Week 128
The first thing I did this month was visit Gaeric and Sabi to say hello and invite them to the resort for New Year's. I'm not sure if I've mentioned it to them before, or if they'll even have the time to attend, but I thought it was worth the invitation. It took me a day to complete the trip, running at near full speed, careful not to cause any damage to my surroundings. Once that was done, I returned to Nova's Oasis.
The following days were spent observing and analyzing the Data Stones that the Study bots had collected, while continuing to work on the tech projects I've been developing.
The Technological and Structural Advancements I have made:
- Data Stones: I ran into a few challenges with the Data Stones—one problem led to a solution, which uncovered another issue. After going through many of them, I noticed a lot of recurring or duplicate data. To resolve this, I developed the "Mega Storage Data Stone (M.S.D.S.)", which acts as a hub for organizing a single type of data, automatically removing duplicates. It works across categories like Animals/Beasts, Plants, Technologies, Infrastructures, and more. However, the second issue is figuring out how to wirelessly extract and transfer this data. Now, I need much larger stones and processors to handle this system effectively. That will have to wait until after I launch the P.A.C.A.D. Sentinel Satellites.
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- P.A.C.A.D. Sentinel Satellites: By the end of the month, I successfully launched the P.A.C.A.D. Sentinel Satellites. I equipped them for almost any task I could think of: weather control (to some extent), an almost unlimited power source, wireless data functions similar to the Study Bots, and the "Live Sizers", which expand the interior by up to ten times. There are many other advanced functions built into them as well. The satellites are durable enough to survive harsh conditions, from space environments to varying gravity levels. I even designed them with resistant materials suited for the extremes of space. However, Rayquaza might not appreciate their reentry!
The Exploration and Integration of the New:
- The ZONES - Water, Fire, Lava, Tornado, Storm Surge, Meteor Impact, Seismic, Ice, Geyser and Electric Field:
The Water [ Dominated by water-based environments. The terrain shifts between submerged areas and floating platforms, where mastery of water manipulation or adaptation to aquatic environments is key ]
The Fire [ Dominated by Fire-Based environments. The landscape is dominated by volcanic eruptions, fire geysers, and scorching air ]
The Lava [ A dangerous and volatile area filled with rivers and lakes of molten lava. The ground is unstable, with frequent eruptions and lava flows ]
The Tornado [ A chaotic, wind-swept environment where violent tornadoes and cyclones constantly rage across the landscape. With airborne debris and high-velocity winds ]
The Storm Surge [ A combination of torrential rain, high-speed winds, and sudden storm surges that flood the land. It mimics the conditions of a powerful tropical storm or hurricane, with constant downpours and rising water levels ]
The Meteor Impact [ An environment filled with craters and meteor fragments from past impacts. Constant meteor showers bombard the area, and the terrain is scarred with deep craters, unstable rock formations, and glowing meteorite debris ]
The Seismic [ An unstable environment, characterized by frequent earthquakes, shifting ground, and the sudden formation of fissures. The terrain is constantly in flux, with the ground splitting apart or collapsing beneath the feet of those who traverse it ]
The Ice [ Dominated by ice-based environments. The zone is bitterly cold, with blizzards and frost-covered surfaces making movement difficult. Ice-based abilities allow for easy traversal, and those attuned to the cold gain an edge ]
The Geyser [ A volatile area filled with steam vents and powerful geysers that erupt unpredictably from the ground. The landscape is shaped by these explosive water jets, and steam clouds obscure vision ]
The Electric Field [ A zone where the air crackles with electrical energy, and lightning bolts strike regularly. The ground may be covered with conductive metal or water, increasing the risk of being electrocuted ]
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- The ROOMS - Training, Energy Spa [Rejuvenation], Crystal Meditation and Thermal Balance:
The Martial Training Room [ This is a versatile space designed for physical conditioning, combat practice, and skill development. It can adapt to the user's needs, including physical, or combat training ]
The Energy Spa room - Rejuvenation [ This room is designed for relaxation and restoration of energy, both physical and mental, using a combination of natural energy sources and healing environments ]
The Crystal Meditation Room [ A tranquil, energy-focused space where users can meditate, recharge mentally, and improve focus or enhance their connection to elemental forces ]
The Thermal Balance Room [ A specialized room designed to help users adapt to extreme temperature fluctuations, enhancing their resilience to heat and cold ]
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- The ANIMALS/BEASTS -Titans Beasts, Beasts/Animals, Plants/Flora and Pokémon
Titans Beasts: Titan Beasts are living forces of nature, capable of reshaping landscapes, weather, and entire ecosystems. They rule their domains like kings, queens, or emperors, and their influence extends to all other species—including me—forcing everything to adapt or face destruction. Their presence makes everyone stronger. However, they may grow even more powerful if they start developing genetic alterations beyond just the Titan or Alpha gene. I plan to challenge them in combat periodically—at least those who won't hold a massive grudge afterward.
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Beasts/Animals: These creatures range from gentle to violent, though all have an aggressive side for self-defense. Almost every species has some factor that grants them unique abilities, some seemingly weak but incredibly resourceful under pressure. Interestingly, I've noticed many are becoming stronger to match others, maintaining a natural balance. Some are even developing genes that weren't previously present, which can be alarming—especially with those from the "Toriko Universe". Beasts like the Titan-Sized Crush Turtle, Alpha Niffler, Royal Bacchus Whale, Ancient Gourmet Jellyfish, Omega Sagittarias, and Shiny Sky Deer all reflect new genetic classifications: Titan, Alpha, Royal, Ancient, Omega, and Shiny genes.
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Plants/Flora: I've planted seeds in their appropriate habitats, even the extinct varieties. Some of these plants require an immense amount of time to grow—ranging from 10 to over a million years without any boosts or time dilation. While the wait is long, these plants could offer immense benefits, and there's potential for some of them to be combined into something even greater—or possibly more dangerous.
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Pokémon: One thing I'm particularly pleased with is that I can acquire "Regional Variants, Legendaries, and Mythicals" from the Gacha system. Out of all the living creatures in Nova's Oasis, Pokémon seem to have the most untapped potential. With the right push, they could evolve into something extraordinary. Additionally, I plan to bring more Pokémon from outside. Some interesting news, though: there are more than one of some Legendary and Mythical Pokémon—except perhaps for the Creation Trio.
The Trials:
- The TRIALS - Contraptions for the first trial
Contraptions for the first trial: Each statue built for the first trial is 25 meters tall and strategically positioned to face the direction required to complete the trial. These statues each contain a clue on how to raise the final central statue and are embedded with components such as evolution stones, each marked with a specific symbol. Activating these symbols will trigger the contraption. The central statue, which depicts a man climbing stairs with a lantern and wearing a snow coat, will rise once the correct clues are deciphered and the components are correctly used. The trial taker will know they've found the solution when they see the central statue being raised.
The Training
- The TRAINING - Pokémon and Myself
Pokémon: I've successfully taught all my Pokémon their natural moves, including those of their evolved forms. In addition, I've developed a range of combo moves, allowing them to perform sequences of moves one after another. They're now also capable of using up to three moves simultaneously, bringing us closer to achieving combined moves. I've also trained them to control their elemental abilities outside of specific moves. Lastly, they've reached the absolute limit of the basic martial arts techniques I know, and we're now progressing to variant and unorthodox martial arts.
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Myself: Despite everything happening in the background, I managed to complete my templates. The updated progress is as follows: Lakchart Swajyson at 78%, Carlos Basile at 45%, Jun Guevaru at 35%, Pickle at 25%, and Sekibayashi Jun at 45%. I've also successfully integrated my abilities into my fighting style, and my kinetic abilities have reached an intermediate level.
Year 2 Months 34 Day 1 915 - Log 8:52 P.M - End of Week 132
With the P.A.C.A.D. Sentinel Satellites launched, I was ready to tackle the Mega Storage Data Stone (M.S.D.S.), which took about a week to resolve. Instead of manually gathering and reading data, I set it up so that data is processed across multiple servers and then wirelessly transferred to a larger storage hub.
The satellites were already equipped with servers in anticipation of this situation, and now the task is to transfer that data efficiently. To handle this, I began constructing a much larger satellite, which I've named the C.A.P.A.D. Nexus Hub. This will serve as a docking bay to retrieve objects gathered by the satellites, and it will house the main M.S.D.S., connected across satellites by type, so whatever information gathered by them I will have and vice-versa. The hub itself is a massive structure, five times larger than the other satellites, with a height of 200 meters and a width of 375 meters. Hexbots are assisting with the construction, using the same tech as before, but on a larger scale.
After setting everything in motion, I went out on another journey. I'll try to catch up with Hrist and Göndul (if they're still alive), and I might as well put my tracking skills to use. I'll be back in three months—marking the 36th month.
As always, I'm not forgetting to train while on the road. My templates have progressed further: Lakchart at 94%, Carlos Basile at 62%, Jun Guevaru at 49%, Pickle at 37%, and Sekibayashi Jun at 62%. Thanks to Nova's Oasis's time dilation (1 month equals 3 months), I've gained 12 weeks of training in a single month.
Year 2 Months 35 Day 1 943 - Log 7:58 P.M - End of Week 136
The continuation of my journey through Month 35 has been filled with new discoveries and challenges. The mix of extinct, mythical, and otherworldly creatures alongside the evolving flora has transformed Nova's Oasis into a constantly shifting environment.
As I continued deeper into Nova's Oasis, the biodiversity became more astounding. The fauna and flora from various worlds have created unique ecosystems. My journey was filled with encounters of creatures that had adapted to the changing environment, influenced by the new Titan Beasts and natural shifts.
Fauna
I first crossed paths with the Thanators, a stealthy predator that prowled the dense forests with ease. Not far behind, a pack of Viperwolves followed, their keen senses and coordination making them formidable in numbers. I spotted a group of Direhorses grazing in the fields, their massive forms blending into the wild landscapes. Above them soared Banshees and Great Leonopteryxes, diving and screeching in dominance over the skies.
As I ventured further toward the water, I witnessed a pod of Akulas and Tulkuns swimming in the oceanic regions, their massive bodies disrupting the calm waters. On the shoreline, Puffer Whales washed ashore, harmless but incredibly rare.
Further inland, a massive Crush Turtle with the giant gene, lumbered slowly across a mountainous ridge. Its sheer size and strength reshaped the terrain in its wake. Meanwhile, Battle Wolves patrolled their territory with unmatched agility and awareness, their presence signaling a top predator, but as far as I know not the pinnacle. Near them, a group of Sky Deers floated elegantly, their hooves barely touching the ground.
Continuing forward, I encountered a group of Nifflers burrowing in the ground, scavenging for shiny trinkets. Higher up in the air, a Thunderbird soared majestically, its powerful wings controlling the storms forming overhead. It wasn't long before I stumbled upon a solitary Graphorn, with its massive frame crashing through the dense underbrush.
Among the more dangerous encounters was a Catastrophic Quaken, which caused tremors with every step. Its raw power was a reminder of the destructive forces in Nova's Oasis. Alongside it, Night Furies and Light Furies flew overhead, their sleek flying forms silent in the night. I also managed to catch sight of a Foreverwing, I have a feeling it saw me back and it would have attacked me if I destroyed it's calming peace.
I also spotted several To'raken in the distance, their large winged forms easily visible even from far off. In the shadows of the terrain, the mythical Titanus Mosura rested, the ethereal glow from its wings adding an otherworldly element to the environment.
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Flora
The plants and trees adapted just as rapidly but they are still growing incredibly slow it would take most of them between 10 and 100'000'000 years to even get to prime . I came across a massive plot of land filled with sprouted Stardust Trees, their shimmering leaves illuminating the path at night. A patch of young Whomping Willows and young Anemone Trees violently swayed as I passed by, warning me not to get too close. Near the coast, patches of Help Kelps grew underwater with different kinds of eels, while Gillyweeds and Airbells provided access to deeper aquatic exploration.
Further in the wilderness, the rare Healing Rose could be seen growing in isolated patches, its medicinal being studied by the studied bots. And not far away, towering Protection Trees cast large shadows, their massive branches forming a natural shield.
As I moved through different biomes, the flora varied, with sprouting Treasure Adam Trees, Antidote Flowers, Thaumatagorias, and Sage Fruits growing in proximity, providing both resources and protection. Further along, the landscape became even more diverse, featuring Flaska Reclinata, almost everywhere I went, towering along riverbanks, their water-storing trunks and atmosphere cleaning properties essential for creatures in need. While Helicoradians delicately swayed in the forest, reacting to the smallest of things, even my senses somehow these will be great for training. High on ridges, Binary Sunshine flowers glowed with light from both the sun and moon, casting a warm glow, and signaling the evolving symbiotic relationships between these flora, fauna and ecosystem.
Here are what my templates look like by the end of the month: Lakchart replaced with Hajime Amano at 50%, Carlos Basile at 68%, Jun Guevaru at 56%, Pickle at 44%, and Sekibayashi Jun at 68%. Pickle is a terrifying man, that's all I must say but even with all the traveling and training I still played sports with my Pokémon. I must say that they have gotten better in every way possible but I ever since I put Pickle in the assimilation process it massively evened the odds.
Year 2 Months 36 Day 1 971 - Log 01:47 A.M - End of Week 140
Month 36 has been a period of discovery, not just for the new species and biomes but also for the shifting relationships between the creatures and their environments. My templates: now featuring Hajime Amano at 60%, Carlos Basile at 75%, Jun Guevaru at 65%, Pickle at 50%, and Sekibayashi Jun at 75%. I am growing stronger with every passing day. Each adaptation, every new encounter, feels like a piece of the puzzle, drawing me closer to understanding the vast, interconnected web of life that makes up Nova's Oa's. Despite the growing challenges, there is an undeniable thrill in exploring this ever-changing world, where the boundaries of reality and myth blur, offering endless possibilities for what lies ahead.
I didn't encounter the Valkyries during my journey, but I did manage to set everything up for the New Year celebration. To my surprise, everyone—even the Valkyries—showed up, but the most unexpected guest was Commander Kamado. He came not just to celebrate but also to ask how I was so certain that Jubilife Village would be submerged. I gave him a straightforward answer, explaining that the frequent earthquakes had caused increasingly turbid waters. While this wasn't entirely a lie, it wasn't the full truth either—the real cause is the impending awakening of Groudon, Kyogre, and Regigigas.
Like last year, I distributed gifts to everyone, including Kamado, knowing he might show up. Nothing extravagant, just tokens of appreciation. What I didn't anticipate, however, was that they had gifts for me as well. I handed the Valkyries phones in case they needed to communicate with me, but in return, I was given eggs and some items that piqued my interest.
For the record, I still have no clue how Volo and Ginter got their hands on these things, and Cogita was quick to comment that they would be completely useless in the hands of "those two morons." She even joked that they might burn the kitchen down if they tried to use them—her words, not mine. Adaman and Irida also gave me tokens, allowing me to move more freely within their respective territories.
For EGGS:
- An H. Rowlet, H. Oshawott, and H. Cyndaquil from Laventon, Amari, and Rei.
- An H. Bergmite egg from Gearic, an H. Sneasel egg from Ingo, an H. Growlithe egg from Palina, a White-Striped Basculin egg from Iscan, and an H. Rufflet egg from Sabi.
For ITEMS:
- A Never-Melt Ice from Melli.
- A few sprouting bonsai tree pots and decorative items from Colza, Belamy, and Marie.
- An Electirizer and a Magmarizer from Volo and Ginter.A copy of family recipes from Cogita.
- The Wooden Diamond Zone Token from Adaman and the Wooden Pearl Zone Token from Irida, allowing me access to restricted areas within their clans.
Now, let me explain how regions are formed. Regigigas plays a crucial role by "roping in" different life-filled islands and holding them in place over a period of 20 to 100 years. Hisui, for instance, has been around for 50 years, and what were once islands have now merged into a single landmass, thanks to Regigigas and the collective efforts of his followers, the Regi's.
However, soon—within the next two or three years—Groudon and Kyogre are going to awaken, and they will begin reshaping the landscape. Their conflict will result in the destruction and creation of regions and islands alike. Regigigas will then rope the newly formed islands back together, creating new regions. So, while parts of Hisui might seem threatened by earthquakes, it's actually Groudon and Kyogre's inevitable clash that will cause it to go under. This isn't just speculation; I discovered it using my ability, Temporal Perception and confirmed it with Timed Cosmic Detection.
Lastly, I was caught off guard by a surprise from Göndul and Hrist. Both had caught new Pokémon, and I was genuinely impressed by what they had managed to acquire. Göndul introduced me to her Male Giant Royal Snover, whom she named Isenrix. His imposing size and regal demeanor were a sight to behold. Hrist, not to be outdone, revealed her Female Shiny Royal Bagon, named Astrida. The shimmer of Astrida's scales and her fierce, determined spirit made it clear she was destined for greatness.
This surprise encounter only added to the excitement of our reunion, as we celebrated not just the New Year, but also the powerful bonds we were all forming with these remarkable creatures.
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Few Things to Say:
- This chapter was around 5 800 words.
- Next 1 or 2 chapters is a 10 year time skip until the next world: it's a ?????, it's the ????? and I will resume the story in the new universe chosen (he will be much closer to canon this time) (Jurassic Park, ? and ?).
- Constructive Criticism
- Ideas
- Draws
(When making the comment right down what it is. Example: Ability- ???)
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