Golurk knew Groudon's Precipice Blade, and Golurk could fly, too. If Groudon found out... Roy wondered how Groudon would feel.
Recalling the scene in the anime where Groudon used Precipice Blade out at sea, Roy wondered whether his Golurk could recreate it.
Roy looked at Golurk on the ground again and was surprised to discover that the rune on Golurk's left shoulder had changed to "Ω." Its purple glow had also turned red.
Was this even still a Golurk?
Giratina had clearly noticed Golurk's transformation as well, but what Giratina detected was a trace of divine might emanating from Golurk.
A creature clad in heavy crimson armor marked with black patterns, its thick plates layered atop one another, with blazing golden light like molten lava flowing through the gaps.
A mountain-sized beast with flames seemingly burning in its red pupils and Ω runes emblazoned on its arms appeared in Giratina's imagination.
But why could Giratina sense that creature's presence on Golurk?
Giratina's rule was simple: if something was impossible to figure out, stop thinking about it. No need to make trouble for oneself.
Roy had thought Golurk had already gained consciousness, but even with all the runes on its body lit up, Golurk still hadn't awakened.
After roughly ten minutes, Golurk remained motionless in midair. Aside from its glowing runes, it looked no different from when it had been inside the ruins.
Roy naturally had no idea what was going on, so he chose to ask Giratina.
"Lord Giratina, why hasn't Golurk woken up yet?"
"Uh..."
Giratina couldn't make sense of the situation either. Golurk was clearly so full of energy that adding even a little more would make it explode.
Still, Giratina examined Golurk's current condition and soon arrived at an answer.
According to Giratina, this Golurk was probably