Adamant

At first Dialga didn’t know what to expect from his sibling when he noticed them coming over. The last time they spoke, Giratina had really torn him a new one (that was the expression, wasn’t it?) about his disappearance. 

Not that he didn’t deserve it, but he was tense all the same.

Needless to say, the last thing he expected was a hug. There was a short moment of hesitation before he gave a hug back. He did miss his family while he was away, so who could blame him? For him, the hug was a silent promise that he wouldn’t get lost again. 

One minute he’s looking around the area....

Insert Goat Dad giving his Time Baby a BIG hug. "How could I possibly ever hate you, Dialga...?"

Questions for Immortals/Ancients // Accepting

💾 - Do you ever have trouble with new technology?

“I can’t say that I do, actually. I had to pick up more than a few tricks during my travels through the multiverse. A lot of the worlds I happened upon relied on technology, so I learned from watching the natives, so to speak.”

It helped that he was genuinely interested in technology. 

🙄 - How do you handle boredom and monotony?

Questions for Immortals/Ancients // Accepting

💔 - Is there anyone from your past that you missed for a long time?

“......”

“My family. That is, my father and siblings. I haven’t seen them in eons...” The more he thought about it, the more it hurt. Getting lost was one thing, getting lost in your own dimension was another thing. 

And getting lost in your own dimension and taking over fifteen billion years to make your way home? Quite a different thing entirely.

Questions for Immortals/Ancients // Accepting

👨‍👨‍👦- Are you part of a family of ancients/immortals?

“Yes. There is my father Arceus, and my siblings Palkia and Giratina. We haven’t been together in eons, but they are very dear to me.”

“…”

Should he mention that he’s heard a lot worse than ‘fuck’ in his travels to get back home? The multiverse was huge, after all. Different languages and all that. What should he do?

Here are some basic headcanons I got for Roar of Time (because it’s about hecking time I say):

I’ll provide links to asks in which I discussed this with an anon on @lukissed, but Roar of Time isn’t actually as loud as the name suggests! The distortion of time releases all the sound in a given area at once; it’s not a matter of volume so much as how much sound goes into the attack. The power level stays the same, but a ‘quieter’ Roar of Time would be less visible/harder to track.  (1) (2) 

This being said, Roar of Time is an aura-based move. This means that it can drastically affect the aura of those it hits.

Getting hit by that move (even a small shockwave of it) can result in death. In fact, the number of people who survived getting hit by this move (like Lucas did) can be counted on one hand. 

There is a large amount of pain the person goes through, though. And there’s always some kind of scar running across the victim’s body (like the scar on Lucas’ arm).

If the person it hit doesn’t die, there’s the possibility of winding up, well...just about anytime in the timeline. One person could end up in the 1920′s with no way of going back, and another person could end up centuries into the future. And some (like Lucas) could end up just a little bit into their own past.