The Invitational Tournament Begins to Fall Apart (Part Two)

With a second one came a third, then a fourth, a fifth...

Silver radiance kept falling, and invitation after invitation dropped down.

Normally, Jirachi could not duplicate this kind of invitation with a Small Wish. At the very least, it would need to expend a Medium Wish.

First, these invitations were not mass-produced. Every single invitation was unique.

Second, these invitations did not belong to the OTZ404 Parallel Timeline.

However, the invitations were only unique before they were opened.

Once an invitation had been opened and the little golden figure had vanished, the remaining card was no longer unique. It was simply a card mass-produced by some method.

In other words, an invitation without the little golden figure could theoretically be duplicated by Jirachi's Small Wish.

As for the fact that the invitations did not belong to the OTZ404 Parallel Timeline, an ordinary Small Wish could not duplicate them.

Mark's Jirachi was no ordinary Jirachi.

As a Shiny Jirachi, its power was not limited to its own Parallel Time-Space.

Even so, duplicating invitations was still difficult. But with the added support of Shiny Victini's Infinite Energy, duplication was no longer a problem.

Invitations fell one after another.

Mark casually opened one, then used a pen to circle the writing on the card.

The next moment, faint ripples appeared across the card. The golden words vanished, replaced by a countdown: 27 days, 12 hours, 56 minutes, 33 seconds.

Mark nodded slightly and picked up the first invitation Jirachi had copied for comparison.

27 days, 12 hours, 56 minutes, 27 seconds.

Although the first invitation had been copied by Jirachi several hours ago and had already been activated and confirmed by him, the countdowns on the two cards showed no difference at all. They were completely synchronized.

Mark fell into thought. "Looks