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"Sword! Sword! That's her, but— but that didn't— it wasn't like the laughing, and— fuck." Araun spun around, looking for the source, but the sound had come from everywhere at once; he might as well have been chasing his tail. He wheeled toward the edge of the island, next to the electrike, and...

What... what exactly did the first druddigon even think she'd said? And then the other one didn't seem bothered by it? Skara was used to the idea of having to watch what you said in Mysthame, sure, but even the mistfolk didn't generally mix up "yes" and "no" and... whatever the heck she'd...

"There! Look, look! There are some more Swords!" Araun whirled around and pointed at Giratina's wings. Whether or not the specters would remain there after he pointed them out, he puffed himself up proudly. "We must be getting closer to something if we can see them now! Oh, oh! Hey, Giratina...

"Or lots of charmander!" Araun barked, emboldened now that he was certain she was here. (What did that even mean in a place like Cibus, anyway, where it seemed like the things were coming out of the fuckin' walls even before Sword had escaped?) "Weird, giggly-grinny-ghosty charmander, like...

Finally, finally, Araun had gotten his wish. It had taken entirely too long, in his opinion, for the group to redouble their efforts to find Sword, but now there were three whole search parties investigating the root of her strange manifestations, and with three solid leads to follow there was...

First three legends with power beyond what she could readily understand, and then only one but all of them together with a broken, burning dragon behind them, shades raining from the sky, Maple went down, Maple went down and if she went down then what did they have, and now the mewtwo and its...

In and of itself, the fact that Joule had vanished wasn't that surprising. If Maple could create portals, and she was using Joule's power to do so, surely Joule himself could do something similar. That the tall pokémon—"mewtwo", right?—seemed to have something to do with it was much more...