Before Meeting Mew, Looker Arrived First

But whether Jumu had truly met the mysterious and unfathomable Mew from his memories, Luo Mu could only put a question mark over it for now.

After all, perhaps everything Jumu described merely happened to share certain similarities with the traits Luo Mu remembered, while having nothing to do with them at all?

Fine, he could not keep rationalizing it.

At Jumu's insistent request, Luo Mu, who seemed a little dead inside, sent out Arcanine.

The moment Arcanine appeared, its majestic bearing and imposing presence immediately drew the attention of many miners in the D3 Mine.

At the same time.

Jumu's eyes had somehow become moist. He kept looking Arcanine over, with nothing but a string of "Good, good, good" coming from his mouth.

Tinkaton, who had been busy mining behind him, also threw down its work, wiped the sweat from its forehead, and jogged over.

Just like Jumu, who had spent so much time with the Pokémon Egg that it was impossible for him not to have developed some attachment.

This Tinkaton, whose gaze was even more resolute and wise, had likewise anticipated the Egg's hatching, hoping to watch the Pokémon born from it take its first toddling steps.

They both held complicated feelings toward Arcanine.

So Luo Mu did not rush to leave. While letting them interact with Arcanine, he chatted with Calyrex, who had received snacks from several miner uncles again.

"Looking at your expression, it seems you've already noticed something?"

Calyrex, who had noticed the changes in Luo Mu's expression while Jumu told his story, asked directly.

Having listened in, it also found the matter rather strange.

It did not know how vast Mt. Coronet was, but taking the snow-covered mountains of the Crown Tundra, where it had lived for a long time, as an example.