Reunion with Delibird, Larousse City!

The moment he noticed the flower, Luo Mu's brain instantly overloaded.

Wait, this really existed here?

The origins of the so-called Eternal Flower had to begin with a tragedy that took place in this world many years ago.

That was around three thousand years ago.

In the Kalos Region, separated from the Hoenn Region by only a stretch of sea, an exceptionally brutal war broke out.

The war led to the death of King AZ's Pokémon companion, Flabébé. Unable to accept reality, AZ developed a resurrection device—the Ultimate Weapon—which revived Flabébé and granted it eternal life.

That was how Flabébé: Eternal Flower came to be.

From that perspective, the story seemed like nothing more than a heartwarming fairy tale about someone who desperately sought a way to revive his Pokémon companion and successfully brought it back to life.

But the name "Ultimate Weapon," given to the resurrection device, made it clear that there was something deeply suspicious about that resurrection.

And that was indeed the case.

Having reversed life and death and completed the resurrection, King AZ did not stop there.

He had endured too much sorrow. His rage could not be quelled. He could not forgive either side of the war that had harmed the Pokémon he loved, nor could he forgive this world.

He modified the Ultimate Weapon into something more aggressive, becoming a god of destruction and annihilating everything.

The war also ended beneath the crushing force of that indiscriminate power.

Due to the effects of the Ultimate Weapon, King AZ, like the revived Flabébé, obtained eternal life.

But Flabébé also learned the truth completely: whether it was resurrection or destruction, the price of powering the Ultimate Weapon was the Life Energy of vast numbers of Pokémon—their lives and sacrifices.

Flabébé was disappointed in AZ and chose