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The '''Baltoy civilization ruins''' are a hidden location within Kirikiri Mountain, only accessible via a tree hollow. Entering the cave, there are glyphs on the wall from the Baltoy civilization, as well as an ancient structure that, through a {{p|Baltoy}}'s {{m|Rapid Spin}}, allows a person and Pokémon to [[time travel]]. | The '''Baltoy civilization ruins''' are a hidden location within Kirikiri Mountain, only accessible via a tree hollow. Entering the cave, there are glyphs on the wall from the Baltoy civilization, as well as an ancient structure that, through a {{p|Baltoy}}'s {{m|Rapid Spin}}, allows a person and Pokémon to [[time travel]]. | ||
After becoming separated from {{ashfr}}, {{Ash}} encountered {{OBP|Calista|AG076}}, an amateur archaeologist who hoped to find the ancient Baltoy civilization after receiving a peculiar phone call. Together they met a mysterious woman who guided them through to the ruins, revealing some of the ancient civilization's secrets including a magic wheel capable of time travel. The mysterious woman later revealed that she was in fact Calista, but from the future before returning back to her own time. | After becoming separated from {{ashfr}}, {{Ash}} encountered {{OBP|Calista|AG076}}, an amateur archaeologist who hoped to find the ancient Baltoy civilization after receiving a peculiar phone call. Together, they met a mysterious woman who guided them through to the ruins, revealing some of the ancient civilization's secrets including a magic wheel capable of time travel. The mysterious woman later revealed that she was in fact Calista, but from the future before returning back to her own time. | ||
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