Blue Sky Country

"Dream..."

The Misdreavus gazed curiously at the murals and strange writing beside it.

The palace only glanced at it before continuing to walk forward.

Although he was also curious about what the text described, his own safety was the most important thing.

Misdreavus Demon gripped the prince's hair tightly, suppressing her curiosity.

Her Flash Red Jewel eyes were fixed intently on the various pictures and the strange words beside them, clearly mesmerized.

"Sizzle!"

The Zubat suddenly cried out and stopped flying forward, instead hovering in the air, or rather, stopping helplessly, because there was no way forward.

The palace stopped at the end of the road, frowning as it looked at the seamless golden gates in front of it and on both sides.

It is also covered with strange writing, as well as a mural in the very center depicting a person holding something.

Dian sighed. Although he didn't want to touch anything here, he wouldn't even want to stand if it weren't for the need to preserve the Misdreavus's fighting strength. Floating in the air would be best, but that was clearly not an option at the moment.

"According to convention, the government offices should be located nearby."

Dian put on gloves and then began to feel around on the wall beside him.

Just as his hand touched the wall.

Boom!

A massive influx of information flooded into his mind.

When Dian came to his senses, he realized that he had been sitting on the ground without even noticing, and was covered in a cold sweat.

He took a deep breath and immediately took out a cotton towel from his backpack to wipe his forehead.

Napolant, the legendary Blue Sky Country.

Dian now understands why he can read the language of this world. It turns out that his cheat system had been working silently from the very beginning, which is why he didn't become an illiterate transmigrator.

He looked around again, and the words that he couldn't understand before suddenly became clear.

"This cheat code is amazing!"

Dian suppressed his inner excitement.

In the Pokémon World, while knowledge may not be the most important thing, it is definitely a crucial element in becoming a powerful Trainer.

After all, some rare and powerful Pokémon are often sealed away in the Ruins of the Ancient Kingdom.

Therefore, some powerful Trainer often have to search through multiple Ruins and look for clues in order to find a rare Pokémon before they can even talk about capturing it.

Otherwise, you won't even see a shadow of it, let alone subdue it. You might as well go home, wash up, and go to sleep.

For example, in order to subdue their Legendary Titans, the Brandon of the Pyramid King searched through countless Ruins and consulted numerous documents before finally discovering their traces.

If it were someone else, there would be no chance at all, because you can't even understand Ancient Script, let alone their meaning.

You have to understand that even the same sentence can have completely different meanings depending on the number of dots around it. In that case, forget about finding any trace of Pokémon; you'd be lucky to survive being tricked by Ancient people and be strong enough.

So, if you want to become a powerful Trainer, and you believe you have Ash's or other main character's template, feel free to use your imagination.

But if not, then you should honestly study, just like how a large portion of the money you've spent on reading academic papers and literature lately has been spent on that.

The hall went back and began to carefully examine the murals and corresponding texts on both sides of the passage.

Napolant is a legendary, mysterious kingdom, said to float on the sea, hence its nickname Blue Sky Country.

However, the Napolant eventually abandoned their country and fled to the land, which gave rise to the legend of the Blue Sky Country. But why the Napolant abandoned their country remains a subject of much debate, with no definitive conclusion.

Napolant disappeared into the sea.

He stumbled upon it while browsing through information on some Water-type Pokémon, and was somewhat interested at the time, so he looked it up.

"Dream!"

The Misdreavus pointed to the strange shield and sword of the magnificent sword that appeared most frequently in the mural and asked with a curious look.

"The Sword of Royal Authority, the symbol of Napolant's Wangquan, is said to contain the soul of the entire Napolant Royal Family, ensuring the Kingdom's prosperity."

Dian answered casually, then continued looking at the other texts and pictures, not missing a single one.

Napolant's language system is extremely peculiar, combining pictures and words; if only one were used, it would be impossible to understand its meaning.

"Sizzle!!"

Zubat looked at its Trainer with a surprised expression.

It was so obvious that he could actually understand it; she had thought he was just pretending.

As he translated for the Misdreavus, he pieced together the information he had gathered. His expression grew increasingly strange, until finally, when he stood before the large door, he was already experiencing a headache.

Because this door isn't actually a door, but a mechanism—a mechanism used to open the real door.

The problem is, "The organization is one thing, but what is the king?"

There are two answers: conquest and protection.

Conquest on the left, protection on the right.

The murals and text in this passageway tell a familiar story.

The once peaceful and prosperous Napolant Kingdom experienced a dramatic change in fortune after the death of the old king and the ascension of the new one.

The new king was not only incompetent and tyrannical, but also imposed heavy taxes, which eventually led to all the people leaving in exile.

When the last citizen left the Kingdom, the entire Blue Sky Country was completely swallowed by a giant wave, and the last king disappeared without a trace.

It's a story that couldn't be more cliché, but it's very true because most Kingdom have perished in this way.

The palace neither completely believed nor entirely denied such accounts.

He didn't believe that a single king could destroy a Kingdom system; there must be some deeper secrets involved.

But for the temple, the current question is whether to protect or conquer, to go right or left?

After thinking for a moment, Dian turned around and continued walking back.

He prepared to check again for any missed spots, but after circling around once more, he still found nothing new.

Dian returned to the front door, his eyes flickering.

What was the purpose of the builders of this Ruins?

A tomb? A treasure trove? Or something else?

If someone who cannot read Napolant comes along, he can only fumble around and eventually enter one of the two entrances.

Alternatively, you could open both entrances and then explore them separately.

So what's the point of him understanding these words?

How would a descendant of Napolant, especially a descendant of the missing Royal Family, view this last ancestor?

From a Royal Family descendant to a commoner, is it Spite or indifference?

For a moment, Dian fell into deep thought; he did not believe that the stories told on both sides of the passage were meaningless.