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Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?
Chapter 665

Arceus

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Garchomp, use Rock...

"Etc!"

Roy interrupted the other party before Cynthia could give the order. These Unown were probably not there to interrupt the Golurk; they were likely the last missing piece of the puzzle.

Although she didn't understand, Cynthia still chose to listen to Roy, believing that Roy must have his reasons for doing so.

The Unown flew into the air without any hindrance.

"Pok!"

Togetic watched Unown flew past it, curiously observing these strange Pokémon, each less than 15cm tall and with a unique Pokémon.

In mid-air, a group of Unown arranged themselves in an orderly circle, surrounding the Golurk in the center, and then began to rotate.

"My Unown!"

Professor Shuli also caught up to the Stone Chamber of the Ruins, and saw everyone staring at him, but he had no idea what they were looking at.

Then he saw the Unown he had been studying rotating in a circle, one after another.

Roy approached Professor Shuli and asked him what had happened.

How would I know? I'd like to ask you the same thing.

It turns out that Professor Shuli at the Researcher camp was studying Unown in the shapes of "!" and "?".

But for some reason, it seems that the Unown were attracted by something, and they all ran out of their Poké Balls and floated into the Ruins.

And then this is what he saw before him.

Upon learning that Roy and his team were opening Space-Time Rift to travel to another Ruins, Professor Shuli stood there dumbfounded.

These Unown actually have this function?

He had never thought about anything related to space before, but now it seems he has a new research direction related to Unown.

As the Unown arranged in a circle continued to rotate, a black light appeared in mid-air.

The Golurk standing on the Altar grabbed at the black light with both hands, and then, to everyone's astonishment, it tore a thin crack in the sky with its bare hands.

The black crack was filled with an endless darkness that seemed to stretch as far as the eye could see.

This... this is the entrance to the Sinjoh Ruins.

"It really is... it really is Space-Time Rift within the Ruins."

Professor Carolina was thrilled, unable to believe that Roy had actually opened Space-Time Rift.

She had only asked Roy on a whim, but now he had actually done it.

Does that mean she had to entrust her granddaughter to someone else?

Even Cynthia, standing to the side, had a hint of admiration in her eyes.

However, when she thought about the promise Professor Carolina had just made, she became hesitant again.

Professor Shuli took out his notebook and wrote down the current situation, recording the order of the Unown.

This serves as a record for future research on Unown.

Although the spatial rift has now been opened, new problems soon presented themselves to everyone.

Whether the Space-Time Rift actually leads to the Sinjoh Ruins is another matter entirely.

Because no one knows the exact state of the Sinjoh Ruins, or whether they have been completely covered by snow.

Is the Arceus statue inside real?

Keep in mind that this is Ruins built more than 1,500 years ago, so the Space-Time Rift must be the same age as the Ruins.

They only confirmed the existence of a Space-Time Rift through the inscriptions on the murals; none of them had actually witnessed it to see if it was real.

Even if it were true, 1500 years have passed, and who can guarantee that the Space-Time Rift still leads to the Sinjoh Ruins?

What if behind the crack lies nothingness?

If the Space-Time Rift has already collapsed, the space inside will be in chaos.

What if you enter a Space-Time Rift and never come back?

Too many "what ifs" flooded everyone's minds.

And who will go?

No one knows where this Space-Time Rift leads, or whether it's possible to return through Space-Time Rift.

Going in would mean facing a nine-out-of-ten chance of death.

Suddenly, a cold wind carrying ice and snow blew out from the Space-Time Rift, causing everyone present except Roy to shiver.

Looking at the snowflakes being carried by the wind, Professor Iwaizumi determined that it was a cold wind from the northern Snowfields. Only the northern Snowfields in the Johto could produce such a fierce wind.

So, is the other side really connected to the northern Snowfields of the Johto?

Professor Carolina instinctively wanted to approach the Space-Time Rift, but Cynthia held his hand, not wanting him to take any more risks.

She worried that the Space-Time Rift would suck Professor Carolina into Space-Time Rift.

In the depths of the universe, in the endless darkness, stars drift slowly in the distance like tiny fireflies.

A Pokémon with a body resembling both a Qilin and a steed, predominantly pure white with vertical gray-black stripes on its chest, abdomen, mane, and tail Pokémon, stood silently.

On his back was a wheel-like object resembling a cross, inlaid with four emerald green gems, which connected to his body at his abdomen.

He exuded an aura of holiness.

If Roy could see the Pokémon before him that resembled a god, he would surely recognize it Pokémon Arceus, the creator of the entire universe, also known as the Arceus.

In mythology, he is described as Pokémon that created the universe with 1,000 hands.

The cross-shaped wheel on the opponent's back is called the Arm of the Thousand Arms, and its color changes depending on the different Plate held by Arceus.

Arceus hovered silently in the void. Suddenly, as if sensing something, it opened its tightly closed eyes, its emerald green pupils encasing Red irises as it gazed down at the dark starry sky.

It seems nothing can escape his eyes.

Arceus's gaze fell upon the world he had created, a world inhabited by humans and Pokémon.

He just felt something calling to him.

He couldn't remember how long it had been since anyone had summoned him.

Arceus originally intended to summon his three underlings to investigate what was happening in the human world.

Wait a minute... Arceus's pupils dilated, as if he sensed another familiar aura.

Is that Giratina's scent?

Why do I want my aura to appear alongside Giratina's?

Arceus's first thought was that Giratina, that troublemaker, had caused him trouble again.

Giratina was arguably his most rebellious and disobedient little brother.

But he couldn't do anything about Giratina. Hitting her didn't work, scolding her didn't work, and when she got really angry, she would throw a tantrum and roll around next to him, showing no sign of being the god who Distortion World.

Let's see what trouble Giratina has gotten him into this time.

Arceus had a sudden thought, and a scene appeared before him.

The scene depicts Giratina in the Distortion World, where Giratina is rolling around amidst darkness and chaos, watching a Distortion World.

As Giratina Rollout, the chaotic energy in the Distortion World was broken up and reorganized, plunging the entire Distortion World into turmoil.

Looking at the Giratina like a husky.

Arceus couldn't understand what could make Giratina so happy.

Arceus then zoomed in on the image and discovered that Giratina was watching the scene of him beating up Dialga.

That's it...

That's it???

So what if he beat up Dialga?

Is it really necessary to be this happy?

Arceus looked at Giratina rolling around on the ground with disgust, wondering how he could have created such a little brother.

A while ago Giratina even came to him asking for Divine Authority.

I really don't know how big my face is.

Can't you be as mature, magnanimous, and steady as your older brother?

But if Giratina is in the Distortion World, then why is there both his presence and Giratina's presence in the world where humans live?

Thinking of this, Arceus wondered why Giratina was able to beat Dialga so badly, even though he had set Dialga's time rules to an insurmountable limit in order to restrict Giratina.

However, Giratina managed to break through Roar of Time.

Something's fishy.

That idiot Giratina is definitely hiding something from him.

Arceus decided to investigate.

But then I thought about how unreliable the other two underlings weren't either.

In crucial moments, he has to step up himself.

To find the truth, it seems he'll have to make a trip to the human world himself.

Arceus shut down the view; he didn't want to watch Giratina writhe in the Distortion World any longer.

It's an eyesore.

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