"What are you two doing?" Heath looked at Mew and Kirlia in some confusion. It really was rare to see the two little ones here together. Most of the time, Mew and Kirlia seldom gathered together, as Mew preferred playing with Zoroark. Seeing Mew and Kirlia together now made Heath rather curious, and he also felt glad. He wondered whether Mew and Kirlia had finally started getting along better. After all, Mew was a veteran Psychic type. With Mew's guidance, Kirlia should grow at an astonishing rate.
Heath was quite curious about when Kirlia would evolve into Gardevoir. He had previously consulted Professor Oak over the phone, and Professor Oak had said that there was generally no fixed time for a Kirlia's evolution. The key was how much power it had accumulated, and it also seemed to have some connection to the trainer's feelings toward Kirlia. However, that latter point was still only an idea and had not been proven true.
"Heath!" Kirlia ran over happily and dove straight into Heath's arms. Heath held his plate steady. Kirlia's impact was not enough to make him drop anything, given her weight. She really could not be considered heavy; in fact, she could be described as very light. As she was now, Kirlia weighed practically nothing at all. That was how it felt to Heath, anyway.
"Heath, why does this place feel so familiar to me? And just now, I seemed to feel a... a unique power trying to talk to me." Mew stared blankly at the sky outside the window, seemingly puzzled. Heath paused. What did Mew mean by that? The familiar feeling was probably because Dr. Fuji had conducted research on Mew. Although it was not the Mew here with him, it was still a Mew, so Mew would naturally