Lugia's clairvoyance couldn't penetrate that multicolored chaos either, shattering Heiduo's plan to borrow Lugia's sight to see what was inside.
This wasn't because Lugia was useless, but because the multicolored chaos itself possessed an unseeable nature. Lugia had seen something like it in the universe at "the beginning of creation": an empty void containing nothing but chaotic nothingness, surrounded by three enormous black holes.
Or rather, it enveloped three enormous black holes.
At first glance, it did feel a little like primordial chaos before the world began.
In any case, according to Lugia, that thing seemed to have no concrete concept of space, which was why clairvoyance was ineffective against it.
But if it had no concrete concept of space, what was this Shieldon that had emerged from the mountain?
Another dimension?
Heiduo couldn't help thinking of Ultra Space.
But that thing couldn't possibly appear at the border between Johto and Sinnoh, could it?
Palkia?
He had previously guessed it was Dialga.
Could it be that those two best buddies lived next door to each other?
"Prehistoric creatures... Could there be some kind of prehistoric Ecological Park in there?"
Beside him, Umbreon sucked in a sharp breath. It was still shocked by the sight of Shieldon, and this strange crossover between anime and Pokémon Adventures content left it unsure what to say.
Ancient Pokémon in the anime really had become cheap beyond belief. They were constantly dragged out and "beaten to death" again, like all those prehistoric Pokémon in that Dumbass Valley.
"Possible," Heiduo replied quietly.
In his memories, the World Tree from Lucario and the Mystery of Mew had left the deepest impression, considering it was Mew's habitat.
He wondered whether this world had that World Tree too.
He remembered it seemed to be above Pewter City, in a