The wish to revive the dead had failed.
Having completely dismissed certain thoughts, Heiduo took a deep breath and tried hard to calm himself down.
There was nothing shameful about being affected by the past. Everyone had their own history.
What mattered was what wish he intended to make next.
Scott watched from the side without saying a word.
The Frontier Brains behind him also wore complicated expressions.
Reviving deceased parents.
It was such an unbelievable thing, yet after thinking it over, it somehow seemed only natural.
In the distance.
Mila fell into a long silence, his eyes fixed on the ground before him.
Like Heiduo, he was also an orphan. He had never seen his parents and had always been alone.
Yet when facing Jirachi, the wish-granting star, he had not considered any of that. He had fixated on his height instead.
Was growing taller really what he wanted?
If he truly wanted to grow taller, why had Jirachi ignored him?
Maybe even Heiduo had not expected that simply making a wish would cause Mila to start reflecting on his life and enter a flashback phase.
It was probably not long before this Pokédex Holder underwent a transformation.
That was probably what made someone a protagonist-type character.
But that was normal. Without the flashbacks from the original plot that echoed the climax, it would have been incredibly difficult for Mila to face himself.
He would definitely have to find another path.
The wishing continued.
If even a "basic" wish like bringing back the dead had failed, then Jirachi probably could not grant even more outrageous wishes either.
But Heiduo could not think of any other wishes.
He already had everything he should have, and Jirachi could not provide what he lacked...
Come to think of it, if Jirachi really