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Chapter 46: The Peat Block Deal · Nov 09, 2026

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1 Chapter 1: Victini 2026-11-09
2 Chapter 2: An Outdated Era 2026-11-09
3 Chapter 3: I Choose You, Lilligant 2026-11-09
4 Chapter 4: The Terrifying Energy Ball 2026-11-09
5 Chapter 5: The True Value of an Infinite Pokémon 2026-11-09
6 Chapter 6: Pokémon Levels 2026-11-09
7 Chapter 7: Harsh Lands Breed Harsh People 2026-11-09
8 Chapter 8: Victini, Move Out! 2026-11-09
9 Chapter 9: Ogerpon — What the Heck?! 2026-11-09
10 Chapter 10: Why Are the People Here So Mean? 2026-11-09
11 Chapter 11: Sora Kenji — Son, Your Dad Is Waiting for You to Come Back 2026-11-09
12 Chapter 12: First Meeting with Ogerpon 2026-11-09
13 Chapter 13: A Promise with Ponpon 2026-11-09
14 Chapter 14: Repairing the Mask 2026-11-09
15 Chapter 15: In the Pokémon World, There Are Still More Good People Than Bad 2026-11-09
16 Chapter 16: Recruiting Ogerpon 2026-11-09
17 Chapter 17: Ponpon’s Potential 2026-11-09
18 Chapter 18: Ogerpon vs. Victini Combo 2026-11-09
19 Chapter 19: A Chain of Triggered Abilities 2026-11-09
20 Chapter 20: The True Weight of a Legendary Pokémon 2026-11-09
21 Chapter 21: Bloodmoon Ursaluna 2026-11-09
22 Chapter 22: Sora — Don’t Blame Me for Playing Dirty, Big Guy 2026-11-09
23 Chapter 23: The Hisuian Pokémon That Doesn’t Play Fair 2026-11-09
24 Chapter 24: Bloodmoon Ursaluna, Get! 2026-11-09
25 Chapter 25: Peat Block 2026-11-09
26 Chapter 26: Time to Find a Rich Sponsor 2026-11-09
27 Chapter 27: The Loyal Three Return 2026-11-09
28 Chapter 28: ’C-Can We Make Peace?’ 2026-11-09
29 Chapter 29: The Loyal Three — Defeated 2026-11-09
30 Chapter 30: Leaving Kitakami 2026-11-09
31 Chapter 31: Pachirisu and Buneary 2026-11-09
32 Chapter 32: Capturing Eevee 2026-11-09
33 Chapter 33: Eevee Awakens 2026-11-09
34 Chapter 34: The Reggie Brothers 2026-11-09
35 Chapter 35: Reggie’s Shock 2026-11-09
36 Chapter 36: The Battle 2026-11-09
37 Chapter 37: Ogerpon, Change Masks 2026-11-09
38 Chapter 38: The Unreasonable Ivy Cudgel 2026-11-09
39 Chapter 39: Reggie’s Crushing Defeat 2026-11-09
40 Chapter 40: The Trainer Trapped by His Pokémon 2026-11-09
41 Chapter 41: Eevee’s Evolution Path 2026-11-09
42 Chapter 42: Eterna City 2026-11-09
43 Chapter 43: Cynthia 2026-11-09
44 Chapter 44: The First Meeting with the Sinnoh Champion 2026-11-09
45 Chapter 45: The First Step to Winning Cynthia Over 2026-11-09
46 Chapter 46: The Peat Block Deal 2026-11-09
47 Chapter 47: The Big Shopping Spree 2026-11-09
48 Chapter 48: Target — The Azoth Kingdom! 2026-11-09
49 Chapter 49: Sylveon 2026-11-09
50 Chapter 50: Amaura, Get! 2026-11-09

Chapter 46: Chapter 46: The Peat Block Deal

Unfortunately, most of the stories Cynthia shared turned out to be little more than folk rumors and local myths—colorful, but unreliable.

Not a single new Legendary Pokémon surfaced from them.

Still, Sora gained something valuable:

knowledge of many regions he had never heard of in the games or anime.

From his perspective, that alone was worth the time.

On Cynthia’s side, however, the gains were even greater.

The Legendary Birds of Kanto.

Ho-Oh of Johto.

And the creation myths of Sinnoh unfolding right in her own backyard.

Every topic fascinated her.

Before they realized it, the conversation had stretched from afternoon into evening.

They even shared dinner together.

Only when night grew late did they finally bring the discussion to a close—much to Cynthia’s lingering regret.

”The God of Time, Dialga...

and the God of Space, Palkia.”

”Beyond them,” Sora had said earlier,

”there should be a third presence beneath the Great Sinnoh Deity—forming the three pillars of the ancient Hisui mythology.”

That idea was entirely new to Cynthia.

Yet she did not immediately press him for details.

As a scholar, she valued evidence over hearsay.

”Next, I’ll investigate along that line of thought,” she said.

Her gaze toward Sora carried clear gratitude.

She intended to verify the hypothesis through research.

Only with sufficient proof could she confirm whether his theory was correct.

Before parting, Sora released Bloodmoon Ursaluna.

”This is Hèyuè,” he explained.

”I met him in Kitakami as well.”

He recounted how he explored the Timeless Woods, encountered the massive Pokémon, and eventually formed a partnership.

”Ursaring... can evolve even further?”

Cynthia’s eyes lit up.

To her, this discovery rivaled the significance of formal academic research.

If documented in a scientific paper, it would undoubtedly attract attention from Professors across multiple regions.

”Let’s spare me the researcher life,” Sora said with a chuckle.

”I don’t think I have the talent for that.”

”However... there is something I’d like to ask for your help with.”

”Please,” Cynthia replied immediately.

She had already received tremendous value from their conversation.

Anything within her capability—she would not refuse.

”This.”

Sora produced a Peat Block and held it out.

”It’s an evolution item that allows Ursaring to evolve into Ursaluna. I call it a Peat Block.”

”Peat Block...”

Cynthia picked one up and examined it carefully.

After a moment, she looked back at him.

”You want me to help promote it?”

”Yes.”

Sora nodded.

”Travel requires funding. And I’m on my own, supporting quite a few hungry mouths.”

”Luckily, I found a good number of these in Kitakami.”

”I’ll help,” Cynthia said without hesitation.

She placed the Peat Block back down.

”If you trust me, you can store these items with me temporarily.”

”I’ll have professionals evaluate them, set pricing, and arrange sales channels.”

Then she added another offer:

”Would you like sponsorship as well?”

”In return, simply share any historical or mythological discoveries you encounter during your travels.”

Despite being born into an ancient family from Celestic Town, Cynthia understood the struggles of ordinary trainers better than most.

Over the years, she had seen many challengers in situations similar to Sora’s.

When circumstances allowed, she often helped—introducing job opportunities, offering guidance, or opening doors.

”Thank you,” Sora said sincerely.

But he declined the sponsorship.

”As long as this batch of Peat Blocks sells successfully, I should be financially secure for quite some time.”

”True...”

Cynthia nodded.

From Sora, she accepted 10 Peat Blocks:

1 Premium quality

3 High quality

6 Standard quality

Based on current market knowledge:

A standard Sun Stone typically sold for 20,000–30,000 Poké Dollars.

Peat Blocks were rarer—and tied to an evolution lost to history.

That alone multiplied their value several times over.

From Cynthia’s professional judgment:

Standard Peat Block: at least 100,000

High quality: roughly 200,000

Premium: around 400,000

And those were only baseline estimates.

Because of scarcity, normal retail sales wouldn’t suffice.

They would need to be auctioned.

At auction, prices could climb even higher.

After all, many wealthy collectors kept Teddiursa as pets.

Once evolved into Ursaring, they possessed impressive combat ability.

Target the right clientele, and:

200,000... 300,000... even more would be entirely plausible.

Even under conservative estimates, those ten Peat Blocks could generate nearly:

2,000,000 Poké Dollars.

To put that in perspective:

Sora had spent a year and a half working tirelessly just to save 100,000.

And this was only the first batch.

Once the reputation of Ursaluna spread, the remaining inventory would become even more valuable.

He had absolute confidence in Ursaluna.

A Pokémon that powerful?

Any capable trainer would want one.

Even Cynthia herself purchased one Premium Peat Block from him—for 400,000.

Ursaluna belonged to the ancient Hisui era.

And Hisui was the old name for Sinnoh.

The best advertisement was always a powerful example.

And there was no better representative than the Sinnoh Champion.

Her team naturally featured Pokémon from her home region.

”You’re sure you don’t want me to pay more?” Cynthia asked.

”You know I’m not short on money.”

”If I weren’t worried you’d refuse, I’d rather just give you the extra.”

From Sora’s perspective, trading a Premium Peat Block for goodwill from a Champion was already an incredible bargain.

Especially when she was also helping promote the product.

”That wouldn’t be right,” he replied firmly.

Just as he expected, Cynthia would never accept such a costly gift.

So he compromised.

”When you raise your own Ursaluna,” Sora said,

”let my Hèyuè teach it some experience.”

”Deal.”

Cynthia smiled.

”Then I’ll be counting on this big fellow.”

She gently patted Ursaluna’s arm.

The massive Pokémon rumbled softly—clearly not displeased by her presence.

”Looking forward to our next meeting.”

After exchanging contact information, the two finally parted ways.

The responsibilities of a regional Champion were immense.

Spending half a day in conversation with Sora had already pushed Cynthia’s schedule to its limit.

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