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Balm approached them disarmingly, kneeling down. "Come, let's bring you back home," he said. "Whatever that was about, I don't think Maple will be bothering you anymore." "I hope we did the right thing," Owen mumbled. "Diyem has his secrets, but... they're secrets for a reason... r-right?" It...

"That's more likely," Bone replied simply, looking to Celeste. "There is another ruined settlement of humans nearby that showed some interesting telltale signs, and it's the only thing we have to go by for what humans were like before. I think I'll take you there next. Are we done here?"

"Yeah," Pine said, rising. "And we'll help. We're here anyway, right?" "Right. We should." Nanab sighed. "If we ever feel off or we see something wrong, we'll let you guys know right away. But I want to help out here instead of standing by uselessly... We saved the world!" "Mm." Pine nodded at...

[Maple > Team]: Understood. I will make arrangements shortly to send another wave of scouts like it is the same routine, but will slightly modify their routes and objectives.

Balm and Cepa looked to one another, and then at Maple with unease. Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina were difficult to read, but it seemed that they were, in some way, displeased with the answer, or perhaps unsure for other reasons. Maple, meanwhile, had an expression just as stony as before, and...

They all listened very closely, brows raising now and then, small, subtle glances to one another with each new sentence that the team so carefully set out. Owen could already tell that they had been cornered just for the sake of getting out all of this information at once. And perhaps by...

"Machine..." Pine frowned, pensive. "No idea." "What would a machine be for... Darkwhite?" Nanab theorized aloud. "That's so strange..."

"Not many," Bone said. "None that lasted, at least. In terms of humans native to this world...? None as far as I'm aware. All of these ruins suggest older Pokemon societies with no humans, either. As far as the world's history is recorded or uncovered... Mysterious, isn't it? Perhaps stories...

She was fuming at this point, a whistle like a tea kettle sounding from both her ears. "No," she said. "In fact, I'm gonna give you no new information at all! Just what you already know! And I bet you guys already looked at every single town and didn't find it because the machine is hidden...

Cynthian steeled himself and elected instead to stare directly ahead. Even though his petals were quivering and everything was telling him to get away, if Bahamut and Seyka and Pine were all acting natural, then maybe he should, too. Eventually Nanab was able to bring it together, too. "I guess...

"Oh yeah? You can't ignore me! I'll... I'll beat you up!" "Yeah," Pine said, rubbing at his scales. "Real warm." Nanab was petrified. "Maybe it's the Cheri stuff. Tingly?" A small, smoky volcano was literally erupting from the top of Darkwhite's head, billowing light-dark fog.

Darkwhite bristled, the deep purple fur on her body puffing out like a threatened feline. "Excuse me?" she said, drifting toward Bahamut. "Indulge? How dare you! I just wanted to hang out here like pals and you're ignoring me!" Nanab shuffled behind Pine, who was braced for a fight. His body...

"Hmph. Well, Arceus said that it was fine, so I suppose there isn't a reason for me to be upset," Palkia said, even though he clearly was. "It's just strange, you know?" Giratina said. "Strange indeed. I'm skeptical that Diyem is some kind of Voice of Life given his behavior and what I've...

"But what about Pokemon too small for that?" "A-are we just ignoring this?" Nanab asked, too afraid to move. Pine looked like he was looking for the best way to throw something at Darkwhite. Cynthian and the others, similarly, were too taken aback by the brazen nature of Darkwhite's appearance...

"I guess experience can desensitize you from it all," Nanab said. "Or you don't care what happens to you," Pine added flatly, looking toward the incense. Then, suddenly, he jerked his gaze completely toward it, narrowing his eyes. "Pine?" Nanab asked. There was a new life force nearby that...

Maple's brow rose slightly. "Moment at the square?" she pressed.

"It's true," Nanab said. "There are a lot of things that normal healing sometimes can't fix, though we're usually good about avoiding that, aren't we?" "Broken bones and stuff isn't bad," said Pine. "But settled wounds are." "Mhm. Healing only works if you get to it quickly. If you have an...

"I don't know the exact date," Bone said, "but you would measure it in hundreds or thousands of years, at least. Perhaps more? But it was long enough ago that it was lost across generations any tales of humans beyond mere fables. I think the only person who would really know more about them...

Maple looked to Balm and Cepa, who seemed unsure, but ultimately nodded. "Then there is nothing peculiar about him at all?" Maple asked. "We've had some concerns lately about why he seemed to so suddenly have an interest in this world, right as it came in danger. It's a strange coincidence, you...

The others of the team seemed a little less relaxed. Owen perhaps most of all, occasionally fidgeting and shifting his weight, being way more obvious than he wanted to, but he kept it together well enough. "We're glad you feel safe around us," Maple said, "but what we actually wanted to ask...