With a little over ten minutes left before boarding closed, a Tauros came charging out of a side path and brought Wei Heng back. Judging by all the bags he carried, he had bought quite a lot, and perhaps secretly contacted quite a few people as well.
In any case, Wei Heng made it back to the airport in time and avoided having to change his flight.
On the flight home, Xin Mu noticed that Meownei kept reading something that looked like a set of bamboo slips.
"What's that? An ancient book from Alola?"
"Meow~ (No, Gardevoir made this. It's sort of... human braille, I suppose.)"
Unlike Squirtle, Gardevoir was highly knowledgeable and well versed in writing. Otherwise, she would never have worked as the housekeeper at the old residence.
But this "braille," as Meownei called it, had one advantage: ordinary people could not decipher it.
Though she called it braille, it was actually a set of traces Gardevoir had left in the wooden medium using psychic powers. If the reader could also use psychic powers, they could read the meaning of the words from the traces Gardevoir had left.
People without psychic powers could make no sense whatsoever of this wordless book, which was why Meownei compared it to braille.
It was a form of encrypted communication for Psychic-type Pokémon, but it did not last long. Those psychic powers would dissipate before too long.
According to Gardevoir herself, perhaps a Pokémon with stronger psychic powers could make such traces last forever.
That also meant ordinary Pokémon were essentially incapable of it. Gardevoir was already a queen of psychic powers, and few Pokémon had stronger psychic abilities than her kind.
The Pokémon with stronger psychic powers that Gardevoir mentioned would probably have to be a Legendary Pokémon, and one that