After recording the basic information on the Golurk before him, Professor Oak looked at Roy and Golurk.
For some reason, although Roy had only caught Golurk that afternoon, the two already seemed perfectly in sync.
He had also noticed a trait shared by all of Roy's Pokémon: even when Roy wasn't there, he could still tell they belonged to him.
After one last look at the runes on Golurk's body, Professor Oak declared that this was the largest Golurk he had ever seen.
Honestly, he was feeling rather overwhelmed.
He wanted to study Roy's Golurk too, but he hadn't even finished studying everything in the ruins, and Roy had actually gone and revived this Golurk...
Wasn't Roy just making more trouble for him?
Roy: ...
You were the one who said you wanted to study it first, and now you're complaining that I'm making trouble?
"Professor, you're heartless!"
Professor Oak had long since become immune to Roy's half-baked acting. He told Roy to get lost if he had nothing to discuss. He had to explore the ruins tomorrow and didn't have time to fool around with him.
"I do! I do! Professor, I wanted to ask whether you've found any spatial passages in the ruins that connect to other ruins."
Much of what Professor Shuli had said earlier was inconsequential. He didn't know as much as Professor Oak, who was in charge.
Space-Time Rift
Professor Oak looked at Roy as though he were an idiot and pointed out that only three days had passed since the research team discovered the Ruins of Alph.
They were just a research team, not prophets. They were still trying to determine exactly when the ruins dated back to and the precise reason the Alforf Kingdom had fallen.
They even had to wait for Professor