However.
In the latter half of the day.
The situation took a sharp turn for the worse.
Natsuhiko's Pokémon finally seemed to realize how much help Kapu-Muu's recovery ability could offer them.
Thus, in the latter half of the day, Kapu-Muu began to get busy and felt a bit weary.
What truly made Kapu-Muu feel despair.
Was when night fell.
As a divine beast that loves to sleep, Kapu-Muu had already given up its nap to repay Natsuhiko and his Pokémon.
At night, it still needs to catch up on sleep, right?
No way!
Natsuhiko's Pokémon made it realize the true meaning of diligence and "craziness."
Sleep?
Doesn't exist!
There's plenty of time to sleep after you're dead.
Finally encountering such a "teacher" with unlimited recovery abilities...
Beedrill and the others just wanted to say: Why sleep when you can have fun!
It was from that night that.
Kapu-Muu's nightmare truly began.
It had essentially become an invisible Q&A machine and a state recovery machine.
And knowing that time was running out, and actually feeling the help Kapu-Muu provided, the Pokémon became even more "relentless."
Training became more intense, and energy was squandered more wantonly.
From dawn till dusk, then from dusk till dawn.
Until this morning.
After completing the last recovery, Kapu-Muu, staring at its two thick dark circles, finally awaited Natsuhiko and his team's departure.
Kapu-Muu almost cried.
For an Island God to end up like this.
No one else can say the same.
Watching Natsuhiko and his Pokémon at the valley entrance, Kapu-Muu just wanted to say: "Goodbye! No, actually, never see you again!"
However.
What sent a chill down its spine were Natsuhiko's words while waving.
"Kapu-Muu, thank you. I'll come find you again after I'm done with this task."
After saying this, Natsuhiko left with his Pokémon.
Leaving Kapu-Muu alone in the canyon, its face blank.
At that moment, only one thought existed in Kapu-Muu's mind.
Run!
Run quickly!
Go to another island to lay low.
Wait until these crazies truly leave before coming back.
For the short term, it really didn't want to meet Natsuhiko and his Pokémon again.
And regarding Kapu-Muu's thoughts, Natsuhiko was, of course, unaware.
Even if he knew, it wouldn't stop him from coming back again.
Such an obedient "fat sheep," using just once is a real waste.
Why not... gather all four Island Gods?
The benefits gained by his Pokémon in just three short days say it all.
It's no exaggeration to say.
Under Kapu-Muu's guidance, with its constant healing, and the top-level Energy Blocks continually provided by Natsuhiko.
The Pokémon's three days of training had exceeded more than half a month of their regular training.
And with higher efficiency and greater gains.
Like Beedrill and Alakazam, they were no longer confused about their path; they had their own goals and direction.
The one who benefited the most, undoubtedly, was Beedrill.
Under Kapu-Muu's care, the benefits Beedrill received were not something that could be fully realized in the short term.
It was a long-lasting "blessing."
According to Beedrill's own description and Natsuhiko's guess.
Beedrill wasn't far from the Elite Trainer Level!
Elite Trainer Level!
Stepping through this threshold officially meant that Natsuhiko and his Pokémon would officially enter that very tiny top tier of this world.
Alakazam, Togekiss, and Aegislash also gained a lot.
Among them, Togekiss ranked just below Beedrill.
As a Fairy Type Pokémon, the amount of guidance Togekiss could receive from Kapu-Muu was undoubtedly the most.
Besides them.
The ones who most altered Natsuhiko's overall abilities were Infernape and Latios.
They officially stepped into the Elite Candidate Level!
Previously, both Pokémon had lingered at the Gym Leader Level for quite some time.
They had accumulated enough reserve and grounding.
Reshiram's guidance also benefited Infernape and Latios greatly.
What they lacked was merely time.
And the appearance of Kapu-Muu greatly shortened this time, providing ample help and support.
So.
Infernape and Latios successively stepped into the Elite Candidate Level.
Allowing Natsuhiko's overall strength to undergo a qualitative change.
Six Pokémon at the Elite Candidate Level, a lineup uniformly at the Elite Candidate Level strength, plus the system and core Natsuhiko had constructed long ago.
A dual-core formation framework, sufficient familiarity, and momentum.
An ordinary Elite Candidate Trainer, facing Natsuhiko in a full-team battle, probably wouldn't even have the chance to injure his Pokémon.
The stronger one becomes.
The greater the role of the system.
This is just the Elite Candidate Level.
If all of Natsuhiko's main Pokémon entered the Elite Trainer Level.
With his nearly fully formed dual-core system at that time, he would surpass those unremarkable old Elites, comparable to the Elite Four.
This is the function of building a system early, which made him willing to spend more time, energy, and resources, even at the cost of slowing progress, to construct his system.
Moreover.
Natsuhiko has now entertained a very bold idea.
Triple core!
Rarely does one hear of anyone constructing a triple-core system.
Natsuhiko believes that his Pokémon, according to the current training method, indeed have the potential to construct a triple-core system.
Of course.
Inserting a third core into a stable dual core, while not affecting the original dual-core system, can be imaginably difficult.
Natsuhiko wasn't planning on accomplishing it in one step.