Amor marveled at the beautiful chaos that was in front of him. The globe of the distortion shone brightly, and as he approached the one that he was to meet with this mission. Amor understood the basics of the Magma division, and that was why he was going to aide their efforts. Studying the distortions was just one of the ways that he could do that. Still he was curious as to why he was being accompanied by an underboss, this was the second one had met thus far. The first one being Cillian Quinn when they were tracking down some radioactive bees.

Shaking his head as he approached the man, and the Zorua there were no pokemon seemingly accompanying him, but he was fully armored as he usually was when he was dealing with his rocket business. Whether they knew his identity or not, this was going to be a point of professional courtesy for him. It would do no good if some random peon learned of his real identity.

"I hope I'm not late." Though he knew that he wasn't, he had arrived right on time. He had brought along a few pokemon because he wanted to test some things in the distortion, because if he was going to find the legend he wanted, what better place than a literal rip in time, and space.

Perhaps it would answer his prayers here too....Or maybe the incident the Groudon had been a fluke.

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"I know that they cause rifts in space-time. Or seemingly do, that certain pokemon if exposed to one are augmented in strange ways. Not to mention the source of them is unknown." He explained the baseline knowledge he figured most people would have, that is when the three strange pokemon appear. Braviary he was familiar with, but not one like this. There was a Zorua as well, but again it didn't look anything like the species he was familiar with. Then came the biggest one of all, a praying mantis like Pokemon, and he tilted his helmeted head to the side.

This species was wholly unfamiliar to him, and he had to think about what it could possibly be.

"I don't even recognize this one..." Immediately he was taking mental notes, and making sure to have Jarvis document as much of this phenomenon as he possibly could. "What is it?" There was fascination in his hidden gaze, but it would be hidden by the robotic tone with which he spoke with.

This man had not just one, but three of these strange Anomaly Pokemon. This was more than he could have hoped to gain today, and he wouldn't complain. Data was valuable whether it was gained from an ally, or enemy. The mans gesture wasn't lost on him, and he made a note to get a Zorua of his own one day to make disguising himself much easier, but for the moment this was the easiest way to hide his identity.

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Amor made a mental note about that particular pokemon, and when it charged he didn't flinch, but he was protected by a Rock Slide from his companion, and that is when more of these Anomaly Pokemon began to appear around them. For him he might as well had been in a candy store from everything that he was witnessing. However he had something he wanted to test while he was here. Releasing his Sceptile it was battle ready, the blades on his forearms glowing, and extending as it prepared to fend off the newcomers.

"I would like to run some tests while we are here, but we may need to head into the heart of the chaos for it to be effective. Do you have a Pokemon with access to a Z-Move?" He asked his companion curiously as a strange looking Arcanine made a beeline for him, but was swiftly taken down which Amor thought was odd as it was a fire type, and that move should have had reduced effectiveness.

Taking note of that he wondered if certain variants had different typings, and that would mean that he wouldn't be able to battle the same way that he had beforehand while within this warzone.

Of course what he wanted to test were the effects of Mega Evolution, and Z-Moves within the distortion. To see if that would allow them to pass over to another dimension in a similar way to a Primal Crystal. So far Primal Crystals were the key to his research, but if he could find an alternate route then he would take it. Albeit that also meant he was forced to test these new methods all on his own, but safety was the enemy of progress. And he wouldn't ask someone to do something he wouldn't do himself.

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