A city near Mingi City.
Lisa and Blu, posing as "Mingi City disaster victims," were temporarily housed in a shelter swiftly built on open ground with the power of Pokémon.
This was merely a temporary settlement. They were told that once more suitable housing within the urban area had been completed, that would become the residence prepared for Ultra Wormhole disaster victims like them.
At the moment, Lisa and Blu were discussing what they had discovered along the way in a clean, tidy four-person dormitory room.
There was nothing much to say about identity verification. With Ultra Megalopolis's technology, forging it was easy.
However, directly infiltrating an unknown database from thin air was rather unrealistic, so they chose the most primitive method of learning about this world—surfing the internet.
They first reached a conclusion.
This world was completely different from Ultra Megalopolis. Not only did it possess the "light" they had dreamed of, it had it in overwhelming abundance. It was practically as if it had been favored by the Radiant God, leaving them immensely envious.
The Ultra Beasts of this world seemed to be called Pokémon, yet Pokémon that emerged from Ultra Wormholes were properly called Ultra Beasts. The mainstream profession in this world was Trainer, seemingly referring to people who commanded Pokémon.
This reminded Lisa and Blu of Ultra Forest, located in the Ultra Space surrounding Ultra Megalopolis, and the uncivilized God Paper Users there who could control Ultra Beasts like Kartana.
Unlike Ultra Megalopolis, which was ruled with the Elders' Council as its absolute core, led by the Elders' Council as all Megalopolis citizens struggled to survive through the Lightless Eternal Night Era.
This world was extremely chaotic. Pokémon League nations stood everywhere, their relations far from harmonious, and their ideas utterly impossible to unify.
Lisa and