"Is that the High Tower said to bury Legendary Pokémon?"
At Cynthia's reminder, Tetsuya and Asuka also recalled that legend.
Ordinary people might never have even heard of it.
After all, it was far too ancient, and its credibility was simply too low.
But the two of them were obviously not ordinary people.
"It's still hard to say whether it is or not, but it does look very similar to the one in the legends.
And it appeared at such a critical moment, too."
Asuka rubbed his temples, feeling a terrible headache coming on. "What troubled times. Why can't we get even a moment of peace?"
"Anyway, calm the public first and arrange an evacuation. This place is probably about to get very lively."
He shook his head and walked straight out.
That afternoon.
"Ugh, why are we holding another big meeting? Didn't we just have one?"
"Exactly. We're still busy with the repairs. What major incident happened this time?"
Inside a familiar sealed conference room.
The Trainers appearing via projection were whispering among themselves, all looking somewhat confused.
Fortunately.
They also knew perfectly well that a meeting of this level would not be called without reason.
Something must have happened again.
So rather than growing impatient, they curiously questioned those around them, hoping to learn the situation in advance.
Unfortunately.
Everyone present seemed equally clueless.
"Alright, everyone, quiet down."
President Alder looked visibly exhausted. He tapped his cane against the floor, and everyone fell silent to listen.
"This emergency meeting has been called because a special situation suspected to be connected to Hoenn's Three Gods has arisen, so I've asked everyone to discuss it together.
Asuka, you know the full details best. Please explain."
"Yes, President."
Asuka nodded to President Alder, then explained with a serious expression, "Over the