Red Orb and Blue Orb.
Or they could be called the Red Orb and the Blue Orb.
Whichever name was used.
None of those present were unfamiliar with the stories behind these two gems.
The Red Orb was connected to Groudon, the "Creator of the Land," while the Blue Orb was connected to Kyogre, the "Creator of the Ocean."
As for the Emerald Orb connected to Rayquaza, the "Master of the Sky," it was clearly not here.
"The reason I invited you here is that these two orbs have shown some rather unusual movement recently."
Ghost Granny's expression was grave. "In our family's many years of guard history, the last time similar movement occurred was during that catastrophe a thousand years ago."
"A catastrophe?"
Tetsuya carefully considered Ghost Granny's choice of words.
Then he turned to look at Wallace, who wore a similarly serious expression.
The latter nodded slightly. "That's right. A thousand years ago, it was when the massive meteorite fell upon Hoenn.
It was also when the two—oh, no, the Three Legendary Pokemon—went to war."
There had always been discussions about the founding of Sootopolis City.
The view accepted by more people was that its unique terrain had been formed by volcanic eruptions.
The legend of a falling meteorite was more often seen as humanity's yearning for Legendary Pokemon and pursuit of their power.
Only a very small number of people knew.
The possibility that sounded impossible was the correct one.
No one had deliberately concealed it. History was simply too distant, and most people did not know.
A thousand years ago, the concept of the "Pokemon Alliance" did not even exist. Humans lived in settlements, clans, or nations.
When the sudden battle between the Three Legendary Pokemon swept through the land, hardly any forces had been able