Chapter Two Hundred and Fifty-Seven The Riddle Man Laru Laus

“Trainer, do you think that no life can escape death in the end?” Solowak said suddenly while eating, which made Heath startled. Heath looked at Solowak with a strange expression, wondering if this little guy had eaten something unhealthy and got food poisoning, which caused him to have hallucinations. After all, no matter how you look at it, it's not a question that Solowak could ask.
"It's not too bad, but the afterlife is actually not that frightening," said Heath, sipping his hot tea calmly. Heath had considered bringing some drinks, it wasn't difficult to make chilled drinks, just needed Kabigon to breathe on them, but he decided to bring a pot of tea to help with the greasy braised pork he had prepared for lunch."
Heath used to be quite afraid of death, but after knowing that death is not the end, but the beginning, his fear of death has diminished a lot. Dying just means living again with the current identity, getting younger and younger. But when he's 18, is it considered early love or twilight love?
This is a topic worth discussing.
However, Heath thought it should not be considered puppy love, after all, they were already grown-ups at that time.
"Eh? What is the afterlife like?" Sorawak asked curiously. Heath scratched his head. Riding Radina had told Heath before that he couldn't reveal the details of the afterlife to others, as it might encourage them to seek death more actively.
This is not an exaggeration, just look at Grandpa Ma Zhide to know. If Grandpa Ma Zhude knows that the world after death really exists, he probably will not hesitate to give up his life and go to another world to find his awaited partner Ah Pen, right?
Not only Mr. Ma Zhide, but some people who lost their fathers in childhood, lost their sons in middle age, and lost their wives in old age may also choose extremely extreme ways to end their lives. In that case, Heath Ledger's guilt is really great.
"It should be a beautiful world." Heath chuckled, where even the Pokémon would reverse in growth, and Charizard would gradually revert to a Charmander. That being said, Dragon-type Pokémon really had the advantage in that world, with such long and prolonged life spans, and for those who wanted to revert their Dragonite back to a Dratini, wouldn't it be even better?
Heath thought of the Pokémon he had seen when he last visited the reverse world, and couldn't help but smile.
"Huh? I thought you went to the afterlife," Solrock shook his head with a lack of interest. Heath smiled, he had really been there, and even entertained some guests there, but he couldn't talk about it.
Just as Heath was about to pack up and leave, he noticed that Lurulus had somehow appeared behind him, standing nervously not far away, looking at Heath with anxiety.
Heath was stunned for a moment, then revealed a gentle smile and continued packing his things.
"Violet..." While Heath was packing, he heard a very peculiar sound that seemed to come directly from his brain. Heath was stunned for a moment, then looked at Solork and Solork looked towards Lailuls.
Hiss suddenly realized that it was not Solrock who was communicating with him, but rather Gardevoir.
But what does "Zi Zi" mean?
"What's wrong with you?" Hiss looked at the Gardevoir in front of him and asked curiously. Gardevoir, being a Psychic-type Pokémon, having telepathic communication, was not very surprising.
"Zizi..." Laoluolasi still had only one sentence. Heath's mouth twitched. He really hated riddle people. But looking at Laoluolasi’s pitiful look, Heath still couldn't help but sigh. This little guy...
"Do you need my help?" Heath asked again, and Larulus nodded.
Heath raised an eyebrow. This Larulus could actually understand what he was saying? Then she didn't seem so stupid after all.
However, this communication method was too exhausting. It took Heath most of the day to figure out that Lalu Lasis wanted him to help, but she couldn't specify what kind of help she needed. Throughout the entire conversation, she only kept saying "purple, purple," "red, red," and "it hurts," while occasionally twitching and swaying her head down.
Hess was also stunned. He asked Soloyak, but Soloyak couldn't communicate with Larulas at all. It seemed that only Hess could hear Larulas' spiritual communication. Just now Soloyak turned to look at Larulas only because he saw her.
"So, little one, what exactly do you want from me?" Heath looked at Luralas with helplessness in his eyes. After their communication, Luralas seemed to have gained some courage. She moved closer, so close that Heath could reach out and touch her.
"Purple... red... it hurts, it hurts..." Lara started shaking her head as if she were having a seizure, Heath's mouth twitched, for some reason, he had a feeling of deja vu, playing as Batman and encountering the Riddler's riddles in a city.
Makes one feel irritated and extremely unpleasant.
"Can you be more straightforward in your expression?" Heath cried helplessly at Ralurais. This little guy is so good at bickering that Heath is going crazy about being bickered by Ralurais.
Larulas walked over, reached out her hand, and Heath looked at Larulas in confusion. But he also reached out his hand, and in the next moment.
Heath's hand passed through Larulas' hand, Heath froze for a moment. He looked at Larulas in astonishment, then raised his hand subconsciously, and saw his hand lifted out of Larulas' hand.
"You..." Heath was a little confused, and Soluaque blinked her eyes. She reached out her paw again to touch, but this time she couldn't grab anything, just passing through Laruras's body.
“Are you a ghost?” Heath couldn't believe it. This kind of situation usually only occurs with ghost-type Pokémon, like Gastly, for example, or even the weaker ones. The stronger ghost-type Pokémon can rely on condensing ghost energy to give themselves a nearly solid feel.
This is also the reason why Ghost-type Pokémon can use physical attacks.
"Purrr..." Lilligant looked up, and for the first time, Hyss saw Lilligant's eyes, with shimmering teardrops in those blood-red irises.