Heath dug at his ears. He genuinely did not understand why Dialga spoke so loudly-so loudly, in fact, that his ears were ringing a little. Was that only to be expected of a Legendary Pokémon whose signature move was Roar of Time? Heath admitted defeat when it came to that ability to yell at people.
Heath was a little curious who would be stronger if Dialga and Snorlax yelled at each other, but then he thought, wouldn't it be better to just have Snorlax learn Roar of Time? Wouldn't that be even stronger?
After yelling at Heath, however, Dialga left with a dark expression. Heath felt rather helpless. This Legendary Pokémon's personality really was impossible to understand and difficult to figure out, which was a little troubling. Still, as long as he could complete the task, that was enough. He just did not know which Legendary Pokémon had been dissatisfied with the pocket meat he had made. It would have been nice to know; at least he would know who to invite over for a meal next time.
Watching the Legendary Pokémon leave, Heath reached out his wicked hands. He remembered using Hoopa's Golden Ring last time and pulling out the Legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh. If he thought of Lugia now, he wondered whether he could pull Lugia out too. But remembering how irritable Ho-Oh had been last time, Heath felt he had better set that tempting idea aside for now.
If an irritable Legendary Pokémon hit him head-on with Psychic, Heath could start considering how to write his own epitaph.
But looking at Hoopa's Golden Ring in his hands, Heath had another bold idea. Hoopa's Golden Ring seemed capable of pulling out anything, so couldn't he just grab a handful of cash? Or he could simply take gems or gold