"Who knows? Maybe he really did create a Pokémon. I heard Dr. Fuji is an incredible Pokémon scholar who specializes in genetics," Heath joked, though he knew what he was saying was true. Still, he had no intention of revealing anything about Dr. Fuji right now. This was Mewtwo, after all. Besides, what if saying something caused a change? What if something went wrong with Mewtwo's birth? What if the League cracked down on Team Rocket, only to take the Mewtwo project underground and secretly experiment on it themselves? That was hardly impossible. After all, this was an artificial Legendary Pokémon.
Heath never judged others with naive optimism. Other people weren't innocent fools-just look at Kaeya. Heath had been taught a lesson by him, let alone those in positions of power. What were they thinking? What were their plans? Heath didn't know; he had no idea. But he knew these people certainly weren't entirely aboveboard. Though the League had developed well, it undoubtedly had a dark side of its own. That was unavoidable. And what did an artificial Legendary Pokémon represent?
So Heath had no intention of revealing this to Professor Oak, because he knew that once the League intervened, the future might truly descend into chaos. Who knew what would happen then? Heath himself didn't know. Even the slightest change now could have an enormous impact on the future. And what if the League's interference made Mewtwo hate the League? A Psychic-type Legendary Pokémon that appeared and vanished without a trace-that would be an absolute nightmare. So Heath said nothing more. If Professor Oak didn't know, so be it. He would find out eventually anyway.
"Impossible. The League has strict rules against creating artificial Pokémon. Even cloning Pokémon is forbidden." Professor Oak waved his hand bluntly. He didn't think