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The northwestern portion of Destiny Village was dedicated largely to restricted-access residential areas and environments. High-ranking international guild officials, mortal and immortal alike, lived here, and that included God Squad. They all lived on the same road as neighbors to one another...

Pitter-patter of something small and four-legged echoed in the quiet library. Then, he got onto his hind legs and craned his next further to get a look at the visitor. "...Oh! Goodness, you're... hmmm... Bahamut! Right, of course. I've heard a lot about you!" It was a Zygarde, canid in...

"...Oh, oh dear," said Goodra, frowning as she placed Zane back onto his bed with a hint of firmness. Despite her delicate and soft features, she was surprisingly powerful. "I think you still need to rest, Zangoose. You're seeing things and you seem really out of it."

Owen tittered at that, rubbing the back of his head. "I don't really know," he said. "I guess it was heavy, but I only have my perspective for it. T-to be honest, actually, er... that... my Shadow, I mean, he... he wasn't really doing what I'd've expected a Shadow to do to me. I gave up, back...

The southern area of Destiny Village held one of the largest buildings in the whole of the city--a great, white building with brick-red markings and designs along the perimeter. Library of Arceus, considered the greatest library in the whole world, was there--a collection of knowledge, tomes...

Owen patted at his chest, like that would somehow help, and then looked back at Curio. "Well, he kind of always was, in a weird way," he admitted, poking his claws together. "He's... someone I used to be. That I kind of... tried to get away from. To be a different person. It's... it's a long...

"A library..." The word was familiar to him. Some normalcy. "Yes. I would like that. Some peace and quiet."

"Take care." Arceus drifted toward the circle again, contemplating how he should approach the team if his modernization act wasn't working well. Meanwhile, in Bahamut's arms, Cosmog growled to himself. "...Books. I need books," he said. "If I'm going to be stuck here, I need to know more about...

Owen nodded. "I think there's a weird property of this world compared to yours. I didn't think it was all that weird where I lived, but handling things might be easier. Maybe you noticed it?" He wasn't really sure, but he knew it irritated the hell out of Dave for some reason. "Must be some kind...

"It really doesn't," Owen said. "In fact... I kinda, um, well, that whole, the, that---the power of friendship stuff is... I really think that sort of thing is true. ...See? Even he agrees." He gestured to Charizard, who flinched and hastily looked away. "Pokemon are just like that. Humans, too...

"I see..." Arceus contemplated this, then looked down at Cosmog, who seemed impatient. "I will... take that into consideration when addressing your team directly. Though, your suspicious are warranted. I have no way to prove myself to you, and caution against the unknown is wise."

Arceus didn't flinch this time, and his gaze hardened somewhat as he looked Bahamut over, then at Cosmog, who seemed like a tiny ant between two titans. Perhaps in some ways he was. "...Was it that obvious?" Arceus said, and despite not having a mouth, he seemed to be frowning. "I really am...

Owen laughed weakly, and the Charizard sat down with Owen, arms and wings folded over. It did nothing else. "Right... Right." What's gotten into him? All gloomy and subdued, this wasn't like him. He was usually the one going around giving everyone pep talks, making sure they were fine, and--...

"Immortal squad," Arceus said with a nod, but then hesitated, like he had some doubt in the way he'd said something. But then he pushed it away and added, "Well, good luck, little guy." He nodded to Cosmog, who glared at them both. "Two Legends and then there's me, a child of the stars. Fine...

"...Y-you can't?" Owen said in a half-squeak. "So I've been t-talking to the air this whole time?" Charizard seemed to be rolling his eyes. "Oh. Oh..." For some reason, this small shock was enough to make him slowly put his things on the ground and sit. "I think... I think I've been moving too...

"No, I think I'll be fine," Owen admitted. "Like, I've been through a lot worse, you know? So it's not like--" Owen winced, because the Charizard had glared at him, but was still completely soundless. "Can you lighten up a little? Please?" Charizard said nothing. "I know, but I don't want...

"I've been okay," Owen replied, and the Charizard behind him glared downward. "...Mostly okay." The glare continued. "...Okay, so maybe this whole Shadow stuff is starting to get to me a little." The Charizard eased up. Then, the little Charmander finally turned around, his arms full of books...

The living quarters was largely empty this time around, with most of Team Spectrum already moving or abandoning their belongings here. They had mostly gone to Destiny Village, probably sick of sleeping on the floor or in the open in a place that was certainly not meant for long-term sleeping. It...

Some clarifications: For Support, the components required to get certain Support skills do not necessarily have to be linear. For example, Prism required all five basic components, but they can be gotten from either their raw forms or their combined forms. Energize I, for example, counts as...

"...Little one?" Cosmog repeated with a disapproving frown. "Well, gotta say, you're pretty little," Arceus replied, which made the Cosmog's nebula flare up. "...Hmph." He looked away. "Fine."