Heath gave Meowth a surprised look. To be honest, Zoroark's illusions were excellent. So far, no one had been able to tell that Zoroark's true identity was not a human, but a Pokémon. Zoroark could even fool things like cameras, which was incredibly impressive. Heath himself still could not figure out how Zoroark managed that. All he could say was that what Zoroark did was truly amazing. Zoroark certainly deserved to be called the master of illusions; that illusion technique alone was enough to live up to the title.
Thinking back to that movie, Zoroark could even disguise herself as Entei, Suicune, and Raikou, so on reflection, her powerful illusion abilities were hardly surprising. Heath was just a little curious about how Zoroark managed to fool cameras.
What Heath had not expected, however, was for Meowth to notice something off about such a capable Zoroark. That really was unexpected. Heath smacked his lips, then looked at Zoroark and Meowth, but had no intention of speaking. He wanted to see how Zoroark planned to handle this.
"Hm? Why would you think that?" Zoroark herself was a little shocked. All this time, apart from a few exceptionally powerful Pokémon, practically no one had been able to detect the illusion she had placed over herself. That was because Zoroark did not know those Legendary Pokémon's true identities, though. Heath knew that while Zoroark's illusions could fool ordinary Pokémon, expecting them to fool Legendary Pokémon was asking too much. After all, Legendary Pokémon were Legendary Pokémon because these creatures could not be judged by ordinary standards.
Although Legendary Pokémon in the games and anime often seemed to fall short of their status, looking so fragile despite being Legendary Pokémon, after actually coming to this world, Heath had learned that their strength was real. They