The presence of so many Ancient Pokémon had caught the attention of these higher-ups.
As for the meteorites...
Before they knew that meteorites contained a new form of energy that might ease the energy crisis that could arrive in the future, meteorites were nothing more than worthless rocks to them.
Even if they had known, they might have dismissed it.
The energy crisis was simply too far away. Especially now that the Devon Corporation had developed new technology capable of artificially utilizing Infinity Energy, this was the time to enjoy the benefits of this "infinite energy" source, not develop some other new energy source.
So, their attention was focused on the massive group of Ancient Pokémon.
At the same time, in order to make these people understand what "massive group" meant, Teng Jun thoughtfully put up a PowerPoint presentation.
Behind him, where there had been nothing, a hazy image appeared as a beam of light from a box equipped with a camera at the front projected outward.
In the image, huge flocks of Aerodactyl screeched as they swept across the wilderness. Bastiodon led a group of Shieldon with their heads lowered, eating tender grass and shrub berries. Rampardos used their tall bodies to pick crisp berries, eating half themselves and feeding the other half to the Cranidos beside them. The large and small pair chewed with loud crunching sounds.
Inside a huge circular crater in the distance, Omastar and Omanyte bobbed up and down in the water. Beside them, several Kabutops were comparing whose scythes were sharper.
Farther away, the plant-like Lileep and Cradily placed meteorites smashed apart by Armaldo onto Anorith's backs, constantly transporting them into the cave...
"What an enormous group!"
"This is truly unheard of, unseen before!"
Someone sighed. These Pokémon were Ancient creatures that should have