Solgaleo truly deserved its status as the highest-ranking existence in the Ultra World aside from Luminous God Necrozma.
To it, an Ultra Wormhole was merely a passage capable of shortening endless distances.
With a thought, it could open one.
To be safe, Su Hao had Solgaleo open a new Ultra Wormhole at the location where he had originally arrived in the Pokémon world.
Unlike Mega Metagross's negligible, practically useless Mental Power protection back then.
Riding on Solgaleo's back, Su Hao could sense the aura of light enveloping both Solgaleo and himself, resisting the pulling force within the Ultra Wormhole passage and protecting them.
So that was how it worked.
Su Hao's eyes lit up slightly. If that was the case, could Diancie learn it too?
Whether it could learn to open Ultra Wormholes was another matter, though. Otherwise, he would not have needed to rely on Solgaleo to reach the Ultra World.
Su Hao had also handed the Beast Ball to Mewtwo. It would return it to Ash later.
But...
As he gazed at the magnificent passage continuously stretching into the distance, a question Su Hao had been subconsciously ignoring surfaced in his mind.
According to Alola's main storyline, Luminous God Necrozma should already have regained its light.
The Solgaleo beneath him was the best proof.
Yet... Ultra Megalopolis was still without light. Why was that?
It made absolutely no sense logically.
If he truly lived in a world from a story, then this world was simply full of plot holes.
A dim sky.
A silent earth.
Just as Su Hao remembered Ultra Space.
Yet this was not the Ultra Forest he had originally been aiming for.
Perhaps Solgaleo had never been to the Ultra Forest. Otherwise, it would not have failed to pinpoint the location.
After all, that