[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Lord Windos]

"...I promise I will not overact in an excessively negative manner, Nathan. The fact that you have to extract such a promise from me, however, does not speak well of the news you are about to bring. I rather you say it now, however, than for your questions to plague you, so speak your mind."

"Yeah, what I'm about to suggest isn't pretty...this part here in the book...it details Genesect's 'High-Speed Flight Form' and overall aerodynamic capabilities.  From what I'm reading, it's more than capable of making the trip from Unova to Creshire, and relatively quickly to boot...

"Ventus...do you think it might have finally escaped and fled Unova?  And if it did...

"It might have come here while it was fleeing from any potential pursuers.  You said you worked with it four years ago, and were fired after about a year, right?  That statue of it in town was built around THREE years ago according to Chief Lumin.  That would mean it would have escaped soon after you left the project...and it might have been captured by the ones who built that statue...I can't think of any other reason why they might know about the Mythical pokemon's existence, and were able to build such a perfect image of it..."

(Overflowing emotions in 3...2...1...)

Ventus was silent for a few moment, before he reached over to his satchel. Pulling out a tall, black box, he opened it up, upon which an pungent lavender odor began to fill the room. Reaching in, he pulled out a long stick of incense, exams it closely, before sticking it in his mouth and lighting the end of it. Taking a long, deep breath, he let it all out, releasing a wave of lavender smoke. Closing his eyes, he huffed on his incense for a few second, before he spoke once more, in a town of sullen weariness. "...I assumed that Genesect had finally escaped, given the statue in Wineberry, but what you said sounds is all too true. Reshirim damn it...from one captor to another, never having the freedom it truelly deserves. Silverfish...." Ventus said, before he placed his head into his palms into a double facepalm. He wasn't happy by no mean, but it appears that said news sent the researcher into a state of depression, rather than rage.