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The speakers whispered a distorted version of her cry. Suddenly, the emulator crashed, and the monitor went black. In the reflection of the glass, Leo didn't see his room. He saw the jagged, crystalline ruins of the Ultimate Weapon’s crater, and for a split second, he saw Luna standing right behind his chair.
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A text box appeared, unprompted: "Do you really want to bring back what's gone?" The speakers whispered a distorted version of her cry
The familiar cry of Yveltal pierced the speakers, but the title screen was… off. The vibrant reds of the legendary bird were replaced by a dull, bruised purple, and the music played at a dragging, minor-key tempo. Leo shrugged it off as a glitch. He hit "New Game." He saw the jagged, crystalline ruins of the
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