A few more villagers began jeering. "What happens in our town is none of your business! Get out of our town, outsider!" Kaiji and his mother stepped forward to stand in front of me. She turned to me and said, "Silver, hurry and go!"
"Everyone, please don't lose your heads!" I had no choice but to turn and leave town.
Just then, Lysandre called out to stop me. "Young man, what's your name?"
"My name is Silver," I replied.
"Silver, would you like to work at my company?"
My goal was to become a first-rate Pokémon Trainer, so I still had to continue my journey. "Thank you for your kindness. I'm truly grateful for the food, but there's something I want to tell you too, Mr. Lysandre. No matter what happens, don't forget what drove you to begin with. Even if the outcome isn't quite what you imagined, that's also because you've never experienced that hellishly monotonous life."
Lysandre rubbed his chin, seemingly giving my words serious thought. As I headed toward the grass, Celebi circled anxiously around me, and I thought I understood what he meant.
But it really is a little far! I kept running along the path, entered the forest, and reached the ancient ruins. I felt dejected the whole way. I hadn't managed to stop the villagers' riot, and helplessness washed over me. Just then, thunder boomed, and torrential rain poured from the sky. Filled with unease and fear, I sat on the ground and prayed.
Celebi circled around and around, and a grass-green vortex enveloped the entire scene. I could see the forest wither and then flourish again. When I returned to Anistar City, everything was peaceful, but one of my Poké Balls was missing. *Just as I thought... Amaura, thank you. I was so