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"Right, that does sound pretty complicated," Cabot mused. He thought it over for a moment, before shooting Garro a warm smile. "Though it's good that there's someone looking out for them at least. I'm sure that you can help them, since you're really nice, and you do have all the time in the...

Cabot looked on bemusedly as Magnificent got sent flying, before turning back to Icetales. "... Sort of," the Cranidos replied. "Diyem mentioned that the Void Lands draw out people's darkness in unexpected ways. It seems that for most this means their shadow will manifest on its own and have a...

"Hrm, I see." A small, relieved smile formed on Dark Cabot's face as Icetales finished his explanation. If everyone was looking for a way to save them, it meant they expected them to come back. And if they all did, Pleo would logically be among them, meaning he at least knew the Lugia wasn't...

"Icetales?" Dark Cabot blinked incredulously as the Ninetales ran over to him. He got up, casting a wary glance at Magnificent, before turning back to his friend with a confused look. "What are you doing here?" the Cranidos asked. "Don't tell me Joule took you out as well."

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As Dark Cabot sat there and continued to listen to the wind, he began to vaguely hear voices in the distance. Perhaps some of his teammates decided to go look for him? ... Or maybe some of the local residents decided to show themselves. He opened his eyes and looked around when he noticed two...

Cabot tilted his head. "Oh, really? That's very nice of Diyem to help out others like that," he said, putting a claw to his mouth. "I wonder why he doesn't like to talk about it..." The Cranidos shook his head. "Though what about you? Did you used to be a regular Gengar af some point?"

Cabot let out a nervous laugh. "I guess it's a good thing I don't have any darkness left in me, huh?" He looked off nervously at the direction his counterpart has gone off to, before turning back to Garro. "Though does that mean all Void Shadows used to be Pokémon? I always thought Diyem...

"But he's not even my-" Cabot trailed off as Brisa was already running away towards the forest west of the village. "... shadow." The Cranidos stood there for a moment when he looked around, noticing that besides Garro, everyone had left. "I guess it's just you and me now, huh?" He shifted...

"Er... it's kind of a long story, but I sort of got split into two?" Cabot said with a sheepish grin. "The part of me with all the shadows left the village earlier."

"Oh, hey, you're finally awake, Brisa." Cabot went over to her, giving a worried glance at what initially appeared to be shackles around her ankles, before speaking back up. "We don't need to do anything right now," he explained. "We just have to wait here for a while as Diyem tries to revive us."

Cabot blinked at Garro's answer. Just how big was this place? "Er... I'm guessing there's no way for Diyem to give us some of those quick-travel abilities as well?"

After leaving the village Dark Cabot found himself wandering the wastelands south of it. As dreary as the place looked, it was also very quiet, which was exactly what he needed right now. The Cranidos sat down at the foot of one of the plateaus and closed his eyes, letting out a loud sigh. For a...

Cabot still looked off in the direction his other half had gone off to when Garro replied to him. "Yeah... that... makes sense," the Cranidos said. He seemed distracted for a moment, before shaking his head and turning back to Garro. "Though, I guess Diyem didn't have the time to change this...

The two Cabots stared at each for a moment after Diyem finished speaking, neither of them sure what to say, until the unshadowed version of the duo hesitantly spoke up. "This is... so strange." "Yeah, I know," his other self answered, before pinching his brow. "Just what I needed after...

Cabot groaned as he slowly rose to his feet. The first thing he noticed as he got up were the dark gray scales on his body... just not the ones one would expect from a Rampardos. "Still shadowed I suppose," the Cranidos muttered to himself. The second thing he noticed as he looked around were...

If Cabot still had a face his mouth would now be open in stunned surprise. "What?!" he hissed. "Are you fu-" But before Cabot could say anything else, he too got pushed away by the wind.

Cabot hummed. He supposed it made sense. They were tied to Diyem, and with him no longer being in Veritas their souls logically wouldn't end up there. And if these Void Lands were the only place he had to offer them... That said, if he understood Diyem correctly there was some good news in all...

Tears welled up in Pleo's eyes as he continued to stare at the Blacklight orb that had just vaporized his friend. Even before he had taken on his current form he'd always been able to feel Cabot's presence from inside his Ultra Stone, but now he felt... nothing. Emptiness. His voice hitched...

As Cabot floated there he felt... nothing. Or at least physically. Mentally he felt all kinds of things. Sadness, because of the way he had to leave Pleo behind, knowing he'd never be able to see the Shade again. Regret, because he failed to save Cibus. At least there was a chance the rest of...