Below the decoded Ancient Braille text. →
It was filled with the poster's speculation about where the Eternal Pokémon and Legendary Giants had been sealed, based on the origins of Ancient Braille and current archaeological research.
Brandon was mentioned too.
The poster insisted that Brandon had obtained all three of his Regi by deciphering Braille and entering various ruins. He concluded that a Legendary Giant might exist on Route 120.
He even included fairly detailed coordinates.
Baimu raised an eyebrow. There really were some remarkable people out there. If nothing else, the poster had guessed the coordinates almost exactly right.
Such detail... It was practically a game guide. That could be troublesome.
Uneasy, he scrolled down to the comments, only to discover that hardly anyone agreed with the poster.
Most commenters doubted his clues. A few mocked him outright, and plenty even cursed at him.
"Trying to fool people again?"
"You taught yourself Ancient Braille? What a joke. You might as well claim you make Poké Balls by hand. You don't have a shred of common sense."
"No one's falling for it again!"
Hmm...
Those comments...
Baimu breathed a quiet sigh of relief for Absol and the others, though he felt sorry for the poster who had found the right location only to be ridiculed. As he kept scrolling, a comment suddenly caught his eye.
"What about that guy you tricked into searching the deep sea for Lugia last time? Why won't you answer him? Feeling guilty?"
Searching the deep sea for Lugia?
Intrigued, Baimu noticed that the poster had actually replied.
The reply read—
"Lugia migrates with the ocean currents. He waited three months before looking. Of course he couldn't find it!"
Whoa!
He had even researched Lugia's habits!
Baimu grew more curious about the poster. He opened the