Jujutsu Kaisen: I have a Gardevoir

That was definitely the most heroic scene in the world.

The most soul-stirring chapter.

The most passionate, the most stunning, even all the beautiful words are not enough to describe such a scene.

The strongest elves and humans fought one after another, risking their lives.

Just so that the world behind them can survive.

When Arceus reappeared his memories and Mingli witnessed familiar figures dying generously, how could he still maintain the so-called "Mirror Shisui"? He wished he could be among them, with them, and with this group of the greatest beings. Fight alongside.

But that's not possible.

The Tree of Beginning records everything that happened in the past, and it is a definite established fact. Even if Arceus resurrects and unites all the Pokémon that control time to exert power, it cannot be changed.

It's not because history is irreversible. Has anyone in the Pokémon world figured out the basis for such a magical thing as a quantum fixed belt?

Dialga, the God of Time, and Celebi, the cute little girl second only to Dream, have all done things to go back in time and change history.

The real reason is that this world is no longer the Pokémon world, but a different parallel world in the multiverse.

That's right.

This is something Mingli never expected. The world of magic and the world of Pokémon are parallel worlds.

The latter came from time-travelling, collectively from time-traveling.

And this also explains the outcome of that vigorous decisive battle.

The desperate resistance of humans and Pokémon failed.

The ending that surpasses all epics and legends is not a happy song for everyone, but a tragic song of the hero's end, and finally it becomes a final song and an elegy.

In the picture, familiar figures fell down one by one and disappeared into nothingness, not even the bodies were left behind.

Akari shed tears.

Why?

Why is this happening?

They have all reached this level. There is no selfishness when disaster strikes, no careerists stabbing each other in the back. Humans and Pokémon have put aside all prejudices, put aside all darkness, work together, and cooperate sincerely. It is as beautiful as a fairy tale. Why does the story end like this?

Shouldn't it be normal to go through hardships and dangers, and finally break through the darkness with beautiful light, and humans and Pokémon embrace each other and cry with joy?

"Because this is reality. The cold reality never has the warmth of people's hearts."

The phantom of Arceus said calmly, He had already accepted this damn fate, so what if he didn't accept it?

"Isn't it the same on this planet? A meteorite fell and the ancient species that was flourishing for a time were completely extinct. How could they have been willing? How do you know they didn't resist?"

Mingli knew that what he was talking about was the extinction of the dinosaurs. A meteorite hit South America, and the once overlord of the planet, the huge existence that flourished for a while, was lost in the long river of history.

Nowadays, having another Pokémon civilization is nothing to be surprised about.

The reason why Mingli sheds tears is because it is a world he is familiar with and truly loves, so it affects his emotions.

The world has its own rules that are difficult to change. No matter how reluctant humans are, can they make gravity disappear?

The answer is actually no.

Whether it's beautiful or dark, it's all about the human heart.

What's more, compared with the tragic dinosaurs, the Pokémon world at least leaves a spark of hope.

Mingli is not the only one who is good at keeping trump cards and leaving a way out.

There are so many mythical beasts and great men in the Pokémon world, how could it be possible not to be prepared?

When Arceus declared that the meteorite disaster was inevitable, someone had already begun to prepare Plan B as a last resort.

Build shelters one after another.

Build material warehouses one by one.

Build a final line of defense.

Gather the world's most elite technologies, materials, samples, etc.

The trainers went to die calmly, and the logistical support personnel had completed most of their tasks when sending them away. They did not necessarily have to die.

The same goes for those weak Pokémon that have no meaning in joining the battlefield.

As long as they can survive, the Pokémon civilization will not be extinct, and there will still be hope.

When the plan to attack the meteorite failed and almost all the top combat forces were killed, PLANA failed and PLANB's "Civilization Guarantee Plan" was launched.

Human beings have used different methods to build eighteen special places in various safest places around the world, hoping to repopulate and flourish after the extinction crisis.

No need for more, even if there is only one, there is still hope.

But the plan failed.

Just like how meteorites destroyed the dinosaurs, meteorites bring about the most fundamental environmental changes.

The once habitable planet is no longer suitable for Pokémon and humans to survive.

Pokémon with the power to change the environment have long been killed in the battlefield against meteorites, and they can only survive in shelters.

There will always be a moment when the supplies in the shelter are exhausted.

The final result was the scene Akari saw in Hokkaido, which was the epitome of the end of PLANB.

Fortunately, there is still the final PLANC.

However, only a few humans and Pokémon knew about this plan.

It's not that he doesn't trust other beings, but he's not even sure of the person who proposed the plan.

Its name is Necrozma.

He is a legendary cosmic Pokémon and a glorious god who is said to be superior to the first-level gods in the Alola region.

Many people think that he is a great being on the same level as Arceus.

Yes, the world was created by Arceus, but Necrozma was not born in this world, but in the ultimate space of another dimension.

In PLANB's "Civilization Guarantee Plan", a refuge, a vault, and an ultimate line of defense are located in the ultimate space.

Unfortunately, it is also unsuitable for humans and Pokémon in the real world to live there, and the impact of the meteorite's destruction has also affected the ultimate space. Otherwise, it would be a good choice to directly transfer humans and Pokémon there.

The forced "God of Glory" decided to do something big and find a world truly suitable for survival outside the current world and the ultimate space.

But Necrozma has never done this kind of thing before. He is not sure at all and does not know whether he can catch up, so he cannot announce it to the outside world.

After an unknown amount of time, the Great God of Radiance finally found a suitable world, but this world is different from the Pokémon world and the Ultra Space, which are so close. With Necrozma's ability, just finding it is enough. Do your best, let alone transfer?

Unless more energy is provided to Him.

In the Pokémon world, the vastest and purest energy is actually the lost life.

The powerful beings who died in the face of the meteorite, the countless creatures who died when the meteorite fell, and even the shelters that did not survive, all became Necrozma's nourishment, supporting him in his initial and final transfer.

Even the Great God of Glory could not withstand such a huge load. The moment he initiated the transfer, his body and soul were destined to die.

And the world he chose is the world of magic where Mingli is now.