In the game: I stole Groudon at the start.

“This is the tool that Team Rocket wants to use to realize their ambitions,” Bakura said slowly.

For the Rockets, Mewtwo is essentially a tool to realize their ambitions.

"Yes, it wasn't some grand biological experiment. It was actually a research project to create weapons, but by the time I realized that, it was too late."

"I did think about destroying Mewtwo, after all, Mewtwo is too dangerous, but I can't do it. To me, Mewtwo is like my child, I created it with my own hands."

"And I couldn't do that either. After the Mewtwo embryo was born, Team Rocket kept a close watch on it outside its incubation room."

The old man, Fuji, sighed helplessly, saying that he had led the research on Mewtwo.

Although it is a cloned genetic life form, Mewtwo is like his child to him.

He simply couldn't bring himself to destroy his own child, and only after he made up his mind did he realize what was happening.

He had no chance to stop it at all.

"Later I found a chance to escape from there, but Mewtwo's growth was unstoppable. I regret it, but that's all I can do."

The old man, Fuji, said helplessly that although he had discovered the truth about Mewtwo's research, there was nothing he could do.

"Since things have come to this, senior, there's no need to blame yourself too much. Without life, there is no meaning in the world. Since Mewtwo was born, this is simply fate."

"Moreover, Team Rocket's goal is the existence of Mewtwo. Even if it weren't you, Team Rocket would probably find a way to create Mewtwo."

Bakura pondered for a moment, then comforted the old man Fuji.

"Thank you. This matter has been weighing on my mind for a long time, and getting it out today has made me feel much better... What is this?!"

The old man, Fuji, gave a helpless, pale smile. That's what he said, but how could he so easily let it go?

However, since it was a kind gesture from a younger generation, the elderly Fuji turned around and thanked him.

But halfway through his sentence, the elderly Fuji seemed to notice something out of the corner of his eye and froze.

"Meow?"

Dream tilted its head slightly and let out a soft, melodious chirp, blinking its eyes as it looked at the 340-year-old Fuji.

Did this human create their own 'child' using a portion of their own genes?

"You captured Mew?!" The old man Fuji finally came to his senses, staring in shock at Bakura and Mew.

Fantasy was the spirit he had pursued for half his life!

"No, but it's my family." Bakura chuckled and shook his head, taking Mew out of his backpack and gently scratching Mew's chin with a smile.

Dreamy squinted comfortably, its long tail swaying leisurely in the air.

"Senior Fuji, I'd like to know, as an artificially cloned life form, what is Mewtwo's mind?"

Bakura thought for a moment and then asked the question that concerned him the most.

The most effective way to answer this question would probably be to ask the chief researcher of the Mewtwo Project.

"Mewtwo's thoughts... I don't know."

After gazing deeply at the dreamlike scene, the old man Fuji pondered Bakura's question, and after a long while, shook his head and replied in this way.

It seemed that he could roughly guess Bakura's doubts at this moment, and hesitated for a while.

"Mewtwo is the most perfect genetically engineered creature. It has its own brain, although Team Rocket instilled a lot of negative knowledge into it during its embryonic and developmental stages."

"But it cannot be said for sure that it will be guided by these ideas."

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"I see."

Bakura lowered his head and pondered upon hearing this. Mewtwo is the only completely man-made legendary Pokémon.

Although Genesect in the Unova region was also modified by Team Plasma.

But they are different. Genesects were originally the strongest hunters of ancient times, and they were modified based on that foundation.

Mewtwo, on the other hand, is a completely genetically engineered Pokémon.

"But even if they have their own thoughts, they're probably still immature, right?"

Bakura thought for a moment and then asked the old man Fuji.

"No, that's not true. Mewtwo is far greater than we imagine. Although it has only recently reached adulthood, its consciousness has been growing since it was an embryo."

"Those guys on the Rockets probably didn't expect this either."

The old man, Fuji, shook his head with a wry smile. Originally, he had the same idea as Bakura.

But by chance, he discovered that Mewtwo's consciousness had already taken shape long ago.

"In that case..."

Bakura glanced at the old man Fuji upon hearing this, his eyes flickering slightly.

That would be great news. Mewtwo has its own independent and mature mind, which means it's almost impossible for Giovanni to completely brainwash it.

"Thank you very much, Fuji-senpai, for clearing up my doubts."

Bakura smiled and thanked the old man Fuji, which put his mind at ease.

After all, even Dark Mewtwo has appeared in the parallel world, and the plot of this world has long been disrupted, so he has no way of knowing what Mewtwo is like in this world.

The old man's words provided some answers for him.

"You're welcome. If I may be so bold as to ask, young man, what brings you to Mewtwo?"

The old man, Fuji, shook his head, then hesitated for a moment before asking Bakura a question.

"I can't give you a definite answer right now, but you've probably guessed something, haven't you?" Bakura replied after a moment's thought, resting his chin on his hand.

"I don't know if it will succeed, but if it does, I will free Mewtwo from Team Rocket's control."

Bakura smiled and said to the old man Fuji, "This kind and gentle old man's current worry is probably Mewtwo."

Bakura didn't mind putting him at ease. Although he wasn't a truly good person, Bakura still held respect for old man Fuji, who respected and loved the lives of spirits.

This is why he always referred to the elderly Fuji as his senior.

"Thank you, young man."

The old man Fuji's cloudy eyes lit up with excitement as he expressed his gratitude to Bakura.

After the conversation ended, Bakura looked at the old man Fuji as he re-entered the house, his eyes flickering slightly.

"Meow~ He lied to you, meow."

Nestled in Bakura's arms, the dreamy creature leisurely swished its little tail and spoke to Bakura.

Although not good at reading between the lines, Dream's perception is exceptional; it could sense that the old man Fuji was holding back from Bakura.

The true truth was not revealed.

"Everyone has a secret buried deep in their heart, which is also their deepest wound. It's normal that they don't want to talk about it."

Bakura shook his head and calmly replied to Yume.

The old man Fuji did indeed hold back some things from Bakura, a fact that Bakura keenly sensed.

But Bakura didn't care, because it was an insignificant matter.

As for what is to be preserved...

For example, why did Fuji participate in Team Rocket's genetic experiments? Was it merely to study Mew's genes? Not necessarily.

And why did the old man Fuji know that Mewtwo's consciousness existed from the embryonic stage?

If Bakura remembers correctly, the reason Dr. Fuji in the Mewtwo Strikes Back movie was to study Mewtwo was actually to find a way to revive his daughter Ai, who died young.

Dr. Fuji attempted to create the consciousness of his daughter Ai within Mewtwo, but ultimately failed.

Perhaps... this is what the old man Fuji was hiding, which also explains why he discovered that Mewtwo had its own consciousness from the embryonic stage.

……

"You're back, Bakura. Do you really have Pokémon in Alola that are completely different from the ones here?"

When Ash saw Bakura appear, he excitedly asked Bakura a question.

Bakura glanced at Ash with a strange look upon hearing this, but then noticed Lillie chatting happily with Brock and the others.

I think it was Lillie who was introducing them to Alola.

"Yes, Alola and Kanto must have different Pokémon, and due to the special influence of geographical location and weather environment."

"For example, even if it's the same Pokémon, Vulpix, it's completely different in Kanto and Alola."

Bakura smiled and explained to Ash, pointing to the two Vulpix on the table.

One is a red, normal Sekiro Vulpix, which belongs to Brock, while the other is Lillie's Alolan Vulpix.

"This is really amazing. It's a Fire-type Vulpix, but it's an Ice-type in Alola."

Xiaoxia also examined the two six-tailed foxes with great curiosity, finding them to be about 90% similar.

But I always feel that the snow-white Six-Tails is really beautiful.

"Different environments can indeed create Pokémon with completely different habits and temperaments, but in the case of Alolan Vulpix, it can only be said that the environment is too special."

The old man Fuji also gazed at Alola Vulpix and sighed.

He is a PhD in genetics, and in his view, the changes in Alolan Vulpix are already genetic.

The original fire-type Pokémon has become ice-type. What else could this be but a genetic mutation?

"Bakura, have you finished talking with Grandpa Fuji?"

"correct."

"Then fight me (okay)."

Chi Hong slightly lowered the brim of her hat, her eyes, hidden in the shadow of the brim, staring intently at Bakura. Her usually clear eyes now seemed to be burning with flames.

"I see, alright then."