Apart from the Clamperls thriving in the Ecopark, Bunearys, Lopunnys, and the Pachirisu family were gradually getting accustomed to their new environment.
Bunearys and Lopunnys, Yuga intended them to be partners for Medidite and Medicham.
As a result, they were placed in the main Ecopark to foster relationships with Medidite and Medicham.
It must be said that Medidite and Medicham, as seniors in the Ecopark, took good care of Bunearys and Lopunnys.
It was due to this care that Bunearys and Lopunnys quickly settled into the Ecopark and recovered from the torment they suffered under Edward and Boss Bear.
The Pachirisu family, on the other hand, went to the Grassland Sub-Ecopark.
There were a lot of Pokémon in the Grassland Sub-Ecopark, especially the overseers of the entire Ecopark—the Miltanks—they lived there, so the Pachirisu family received excellent care.
With the company of other Pokémon, the Pachirisu family naturally forgot about their previous unpleasant experiences.
Speaking of which, the Pachirisu family were the first Electric-type Pokémon in the Ecopark.
On this morning, after Yuga got up and had the breakfast that Audino had carefully prepared for him, he went to the Ecopark.
Because of recent events involving failed Mega Evolution, Yuga had reduced the training time for his main Pokémon. Instead, he often spent more time with them.
Gradually, Yuga discovered many things about his Pokémon that he had never noticed before.
For example, the tearful Charizard would often secretly ask other Pokémon to help it train its courage, without letting Yuga know, in an effort to overcome its personality flaws.
Although Yuga hadn't noticed any changes so far.
For example, Chimecho would often get jealous because of Yuga's closeness to other Pokémon.
Especially whenever Yuga captured a new main Pokémon, it would secretly sulk for several days.
Absol, whose demeanor seemed cold and ruthless, would actually never refuse the pleading looks from other Pokémon; it was a "kind-hearted" Pokémon hiding behind a cold exterior.
Therefore, Yuga's Absol, who thought of himself as a proud lone wolf, was actually quite popular among the other Pokémon in the Ecopark.
Florges, who appeared to spend her days tending to flowers, was actually engaged in training through the flowers in the Flower Sea.
In short, the more Yuga interacted with his Pokémon, the more he realized that there were many aspects of their personalities and behaviors he didn't understand.
How to get along with Pokémon was indeed a significant study.
Most of Yuga's main Pokémon usually stayed in the Flower Sea Sub-Ecopark.
Vivillon, Florges, Chimecho, and the Grass-type Pokémon were all here.
Absol originally stayed in the main Ecopark, but later moved here.
There was no way; all his buddies were here, and it didn't want to be left out.
Dragonite also moved to the Flower Sea Sub-Ecopark from the island heart lake of the Shallow Seashore after Dragonite's mother woke up, and they lived together.
Currently, Dragonite's mother was practicing with Dragonite every day.
When Yuga arrived at the Flower Sea Sub-Ecopark today, the first thing he saw was Florges, standing quietly amidst a cluster of flowers.
Today, Florges seemed exceptionally gentle, shedding the usual imposing queenly aura.
It stood there quietly, as if it were a painting, and Yuga was momentarily captivated, not making a sound, just silently observing.
Florges had its eyes closed, arms spread wide, seemingly trying to embrace all the flowers in the Flower Sea.
And those flowers seemed to be responding to it, swaying gently and making a "rustling" sound, as if whispering and laughing.
Clearly, there was no wind in the Ecopark.
These scenes didn't seem particularly strange.
But in Yuga's perception, he found that there was a strange force gathering throughout the entire Flower Sea.
This was a very unfamiliar force to Yuga, not belonging to any specific type of energy, neither Grass nor Fairy.
This was also an invisible force, but strangely, Yuga could sense it.
It came from every flower and blade of grass in the Flower Sea Sub-Ecopark, gathering like grains of sand forming a tower, growing stronger as it converged toward Florges.
Florges, in turn, extended her arms to receive them.
Yuga suddenly recalled the records about Florges in the Pokémon world.
Florges, the Garden Pokémon, would collect flowers to create her own garden and manipulate the energy released by the flowers and plants as her own power.
Florges considered the entire Flower Sea Sub-Ecopark as her territory.
For an ordinary Florges to have a small flower field was already quite remarkable, but Yuga's Florges had a world made up of flowers.
So how terrifying would a Florges that could harness the power of this flower sea become in the future?
Yuga didn't dare to imagine.
Ordinary Florgess were said to live for hundreds of years once they obtained the power of flowers, so what about his?
Right now, Yuga was witnessing an incredible scene.
It seemed that within this boundless flower sea, Florges was cultivating a miraculous power, a power unique to the Florges family but never seen before.
All this power was converging towards the green gem embedded in Florges's chest.
Moves: Tackle, Vine Whip, Fairy Wind, Safeguard, Magical Leaf, Moonblast, Misty Terrain, Grassy Terrain, Flower Shield, Petal Dance, Petal Blizzard, Wish, Psychic, Aromatherapy, Grass Knot, Dazzling Gleam, Disarming Voice, Heal Bell, Giga Drain.
On such an ordinary and yet extraordinary morning, Yuga witnessed with his own eyes as Florges broke through to the pseudo-Elite level.
This was the first pseudo-Elite level Pokémon in Yuga's main team.
(Lapras was already an Elite when it was captured.)
Yuga had always thought that Absol would be the first to break through, but it turned out that, sometimes, appearances could be deceiving.
Among Yuga's team, Florges's potential wasn't outstanding.
But her uniqueness was unparalleled, and she never fell short compared to any other Pokémon.
Florges's race itself was special.
And this uniqueness, amplified by the green gem and Celebi's blessing, resulted in the extraordinary Florges before him.
Florges's breakthrough went unnoticed by everyone except Yuga.
Because the surging power was concealed beneath the boundless sea of flowers, something ordinary Pokémon couldn't perceive.
After completing her breakthrough, Florges opened her eyes and saw Yuga standing not far away, watching her. She smiled and greeted Yuga just like in previous mornings.
"Congratulations, Florges."