Regarding the Undersea Ruins and the Reveal Glass.
After careful discussion, Su Hao consulted Milotic's opinion and ultimately made a decision.
There was no use in keeping the Reveal Glass anyway.
Let it all sink to the bottom!
But simply sinking it was not enough. It would be best if there were guardians nearby as well.
Yet Su Hao could not think of a suitable guardian for the time being.
They needed to be powerful enough not to fear R Institute returning for another attack, while also possessing the necessary abilities and being willing to agree to his request.
The requirements were a little too demanding.
Fortunately, the Undersea Ruins itself was a complete "mobile structure beneath the sea." After The Forces of Nature left and the Reveal Glass settled down,
the Blue Bricks in its floor automatically rose up, stacking layer upon layer like Tetris blocks to cover the exposed open-air terrace and restore it to its original appearance.
Though Su Hao really wanted to complain about where the Undersea Ruins got its power from, its security measures were fortunately excellent. As long as Milotic, the "key," did not sing inside, the odds of the Reveal Glass being stolen were nearly zero.
Su Hao had originally considered moving the Undersea Ruins to the Divine Bird Sanctuary on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.
But after thinking it over, Dark Lugia, that ticking time bomb whose purification was still incomplete, was there. It would be troublesome if someone took advantage of it.
With Diancie's current grasp of the Laws of Light, completely purifying Dark Lugia would either require time or waiting until she advanced to Class Two Legendary.
To be safe, Su Hao rejected the idea.
For now, they would find a sufficiently deep trench for the Undersea Ruins