"This isn't reasonable."
Wallace, who was on the same team as his friend, frowned. "Could it be that the trainer who built this Burial Tower also had to choose a passage to reach the next floor?"
And there was absolutely no need for that.
Based on the information they knew, the purpose of the Burial Tower was to trap, or even seal, the Hoenn Three Gods.
These passage entrances that required a choice were utterly meaningless to those Three Legendary Pokemon.
Surely, when it was built, they hadn't also considered letting the three of them visit one another for a chat?
That would be a little too human-like.
"What if it was designed to defend against enemies?"
Someone offered another perspective.
Steven shook his head. "If you were the enemy, or someone here to rescue the Hoenn Three Gods, would you be stupid enough to split up your forces?"
The answer was obviously no.
They were only splitting up because they needed to uncover everything inside the Burial Tower within a short period of time.
Otherwise, everyone knew that sticking together was the safest option.
For a moment, everyone hesitated where they stood, unsure what to do.
If they split the teams into two again, the strength of each team would become incredibly weak.
Should they encounter any troublesome enemies, they would have no way to deal with them.
"Perhaps we can try another approach."
A certain hot-tempered Fire-type Champion silently released his Pokemon. "What do you think about putting on a fireworks show here?"
His meaning was clear.
Since they did not want to choose, they simply would not choose.
To be fair, it fit people's impression of Fire-types perfectly—hot-tempered and direct.
And quite a few trainers on the team actually approved of the idea.
"The only issue is