Adia hands the scythe over to Harley. It pulses once with its peculiar pink and blue aura, but otherwise seems untroubled by the exchange of hands. "Thank you," she says, her shoulders dropping in relief. "I'll need it back once you're done. I have to return it to Arceus."

Figures that a weapon powerful enough to destroy a god would be a loaner.

As for Katsuya's advice, Caspar lets out a humorless snort. "Buddy, if you think I'm letting her in the same world as either of those psychos --"

"I'm not going to put myself at risk," Adia interrupts, hoping to head off the Cylon's growing steam of ire. She looks exhausted, too tired to even work up a fidgeting burst at the idea of using even a knife to defend herself.

"Besides, we don't even know where they are right now," Caspar adds sourly.

Gengar suddenly floats over to him and starts rummaging through his pockets. "Hey -- HEY." He swats the ghost's little purple hands away, but not before the pokémon holds up his prize: Jeff's PINpoint. He shoves it into Caspar's face and points at the screen. Hey, stupid. Did you already forget something?

Caspar glares at the ghost before snatching away the PINpoint. He looks at the screen, frowning at the coordinates marked with a red flag. "On second thought, this might be a good starting place."