May 5th.
Luo Mu was not too clear on how the large group of Team Galactic members Mimikyu had taken down last night had been dealt with afterward.
But with experts like Cynthia and Looker—both highly capable and intelligent, with considerable influence in the Sinnoh League—getting involved, it would likely draw the Sinnoh League's attention.
That being the case, Team Galactic would probably not find it so easy to successfully seize the meteorite, create the "Red Chain," capture the three Legendary Pokémon of the lakes—Azelf, Uxie, and Emolga—and attempt to create a new world atop Spear Pillar as they had in the original plot.
But Luo Mu was not, in the end, a member of the Sinnoh League. He had no intention of deliberately meddling in this internal Sinnoh League affair.
With Cynthia around, it was hardly his turn to rush in and play the hero.
Just like with Hunter J.
Whether she had gone to Paldea or appeared in Sinnoh, the way she was handled was completely different.
Cynthia had gone out early in the morning to investigate the "Space-Time Distortion," a phenomenon with very few historical records.
Ash and the others had also noisily headed onto the streets of White Poplar Town.
They said they were going to specially train Gible in Draco Meteor, while Dawn needed to prepare for the White Poplar Contest being held tomorrow.
Though Luo Mu felt that when those two matters collided, they would probably unfold in entirely different ways.
In the blink of an eye, only Luo Mu and Zhen Si remained in the villa, aside from Jerome, who was holding down the fort.
After returning to his room to confirm Victini's condition with Calyrex, Luo Mu stepped out, closed the door behind him, and said to Zhen Si, who was sitting