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Bahamut wasn't actually in the stands due to his size. Rather, he hovered far enough away to avoid unwanted attention but close enough to watch things play out. A frown etched itself on his beak. "... disappointing, but not surprising." He flew away from the area.

Bahamut hadn't moved that much from lying on his back to begin with. "As you wish." <><><>

Oh, he had teammates. Forcibly conscripted teammates. A fact that Bahamut would keep to himself. "Duly noted."

"Well, It's more like... when the seals break, Eternatus is so big that when it reappears the planet will break apart." Bahamut twirled a lower wing tip in a circle. "It's like... imagine you putting Owen's poké ball in a soufflé and opening it. The soufflé will far apart."

Bahamut folded his wings. "Maybe the others don't have the greatest home lives, but they all still have something enjoyable. Friends or family or jobs. Etcetera, etcetera." His tail twitched. "If they didn't have some happy memories, they'd make similarly cynical suggestions as me. Or just not...

"I've only heard Team Spectrum people telling me not to give up," Bahamut deadpanned.

"Evidently, the omniverse is not fair." Bahamut puffed out a cloud of gray embers. "It's easy for the rest of Team Spectrum to strive to save everyone and then pat themselves on the back when they do that." His eyes darkened. "We kept Pepper and Thyme's family together. Reunited Meringue with...

Bahamut sighed. “I just want my family back. But that’s an impossibility.”

“Perhaps it’s because your dad has experience with someone like me?” Bahamut shrugged. “Though I bet the attitude is closer to Joule’s.”

“Doubtful as you are. My core is larger and heavier than you. I’d squish you into an eterna pancake.”

Bahamut cringed. “It doesn’t work that way.”

“If deoxys are like the ones I’m familiar with, they are viruses that mutated into Pokémon by accident.” Bahamut frowned. “Perhaps the energy Rayquaza used to stop that meteor ended up giving rise to a deoxys.”

"I don't think it works that way," Bahamut muttered. "My home dimension happens to have numerous galaxies with numerous planets harboring life. If someone as obscenely powerful as Arceus resides on this planet, I'm skeptical if any life exists elsewhere in this universe. It may be that you'd...

Chapter 9: Note that your chapter title cannot be seen on the forum's darker themes. I really do recommend not colorizing your chapter titles for us colorblind peeps. Was? That kind of implies the place doesn't exist anymore. 😅 As opposed to, y'know, annoying the people waiting for them by...

"I wouldn't say that." Bahamut scratched the tip of his beak with a claw. "I'm sure meteors would've hit the planet and started the process eventually. We had to fend off plenty after life grew on Etherium. I was simply... inpatient. And it's not like it was altruistic. I was lonely and I wanted...

"Well, there was a planet with monks. Now it's Qliphoth matter," Bahamut mumbled. "I tried to let the monks convince me to help them, but they were pacifists until the bitter end." He sighed. "I left before Eternatus showed up, then found the barren rock Etherium. I guided some meteors toward it...

Bahamut shrugged. "Well, the closest I ever got to hints was the planet with the monks that prompted me to... retire from travelling all together."

"Etherium is where I met my wife," Bahamut growled. "It must've happened after I lost my family. So, recent by my standards."

"I doubt it." Bahamut frowned. "My core has broken apart numerous times. It always pulls itself back together. Someone else must've done something to it."

"Not exactly." Bahamut tapped a leg against the edge of the roof. "I have no desire to go around destroying planets. But the last time I ever remember experiencing anything enjoyable was when my family was still alive. So, who can say?"