At this very mont, Professor Oak was engaged in an extraordinary project—using the Pokédex numbering system to organize every Pokémon discovered so far, while also recording detailed information about their traits and natural habitats. It was, without question, a monuntal undertaking. Once completed, it would mark the height of Professor Oak's career, a mont that would secure his place in history forever.
Logan had once been fortunate enough to live at Oak's laboratory for a period of ti. The professor had shown him no reservations—opening all of his research notes and materials for Logan to study, allowing him to rapidly supplent his understanding of this world.
Perhaps the Oak Laboratory could not rival the vastness of a grand library, but in terms of depth, the Pokémon knowledge it contained was enough to transform even a layman into a scholar.
Before being transported here, Logan had not played so of the latest Pokémon gas. But thanks to his ti at Oak's lab, he had filled in the gaps in his knowledge. So, the instant he laid eyes on the fossil before him, he instantly recognized its origin—
A Pokémon unique to the Kalos Region.
"Logan, may I ask you a question? Where exactly did you obtain this fossil?"
With his vast expertise, Blaine could not possibly fail to recognize the creature's origin. His hand pressed on the edge of the machinery as he leaned forward, his expression filled with visible excitent.
"I dug it up inside Mt. Moon," Logan answered firmly.
"This… this is the fossil of Amaura, a Pokémon native to Kalos. In that region, they once even discovered living specins frozen solid in ice. Research indicates this Pokémon is calm and gentle by nature, preferring to live in frigid lands where it could hide from ruthless predators hunting it."
"…You must understand—though ancient tis were rich in resources, the environnt was also far harsher. The food chain was brutally unforgiving. Even legendary beings like Groudon and Kyogre road freely across the land and sea. Imagine how cruel survival must have been back then."
For a scientist like Blaine, discovering sothing so fascinating always triggered boundless curiosity. He wanted nothing more than to dig into every detail.
"All ancient Pokémon are now extinct. Today, we can only glimpse them through fossils. As for why they went extinct—human research offers many theories. So say these creatures were wiped out by a teorite strike. This theory originates from ancient Sinnoh depictions and the teor craters that have been discovered. According to these accounts, in ancient tis two massive teors fell from the sky. The Creator destroyed one, but could not stop the other from crashing into the earth. The result was catastrophic climate shifts that annihilated most life forms of that era."
"…Others believe the Creator itself intentionally eradicated ancient species—claiming they were too violent, too rciless, too devoid of empathy or reason."
Blaine's words flowed like an endless river, his manner more like that of a historian or mythologist than a genetic researcher.
"I recall reading that Amaura was successfully revived from fossils on rare occasions. Though scarce, the fact remains—they have been brought back and even live in the present. Based on research notes, its typing should be Ice and Rock, correct?"
Logan crossed his arms. He wasn't overly concerned about ancient catastrophes. His thoughts were more practical—could this Pokémon strengthen his team?
"Yes, that's correct. The revived Amaura is indeed Ice and Rock type. A unique typing, unmatched in the modern world. But…" Blaine sighed, tapping keys on his console as docunts appeared on the monitor, "…it doesn't quite align with your abilities, Logan."
"This is a question that puzzles many researchers: why can Pokémon only possess two types at most? Why can their bodies only withstand two different forms of energy? In fact, based on Kalos research of living fossil specins, Amaura originally bore Dragon and Ice typings. But what we revive now is not its true form—it's only a fossil product."
"…All Pokémon revived from fossils carry Rock typing. Not because they were originally Rock type and beca fossils—but rather, because becoming fossils imposed that typing upon them. The distinction is crucial. If we ever hope to restore their original forms, it would require—"
"'Primal Reversion,' perhaps?" Logan interjected.
"Exactly. The so-called 'Primal Reversion.' A theory unproven and elusive. But even if such a revival were possible, giving ancient Pokémon their original forms might grant them terrifying strength briefly… yet in the long run, it would doom them. The modern environnt is vastly different from that of the distant past. To revert fully to their ancient state would be nothing less than a slow suicide for most species—except perhaps the legendary Pokémon themselves."
Blaine shook his head, then chuckled. "Still, you know quite a lot for a trainer. Tell , Logan—ever considered becoming a Pokémon researcher?"
Logan waved both hands quickly. "No, no. What I know cos only from cramming at Professor Oak's lab. When it cos to finer details, I'm far from competent. And besides, I'm only interested in being a trainer. Maybe in the future I'll consider it, but not now."
"Ha! Everyone has their own path. Who knows? Maybe one day, research will call to you after all!"
"If I ever were to study, I'd prefer history and mythology. Legendary Pokémon intrigue far more."
Logan walked to Blaine's side, watching him input lines of data into the computer.
"History and mythology, eh? There's actually a young girl in Sinnoh quite passionate about that field as well. Seems the younger generation has taken a liking to old legends."
Blaine smiled faintly. "Reviving an ancient fossil is never instant. This device must run continuously for two full days. Conveniently, that timing will line up with wtwo's genetic adjustnt sequence."
"You should go rest, Logan. Leave the rest to . Discovering Amaura's fossil in Mt. Moon is a remarkable find. I have a geologist friend—the one who built this research facility. He'll be thrilled. In fact, this discovery may prove that the ancient world was once a single continent, only later split into the regions we know today. And… it may even connect to the legend of Mt. Moon's fallen Moon Stone from outer space."
Once a researcher entered the depths of his work, interruptions beca useless. Logan watched Blaine sink deeper into his project, while in the nearby nutrient chamber, wtwo remained still and quiet. After a mont's thought, Logan decided it would be better to seek out Green.
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