Shortened Summary: Cynthia plays the Azure Flute.

Review: Although it is a bit misleading in the summary, this story was one I thoroughly enjoyed for the different look into Sinnoh's legendaries. Much like On Wings, it is told from a perspective that is not mainly humanity. While I had to read it twice through to get the full effect, I enjoyed how thought provoking it is and how it sets up the climax well. Despite it not being a fighting climax, it does offer some insight into the legends' lives and personalities. I do feel a bit more could have been done to it to add to this effect, but overall it was a nice read. It is among some of the most realistic stories in the Pokémon community. In the first chapter, for instance, the press and how Cynthia handles them, is exactly what you would expect it to be, leading to humor starting off the tale. While the story was said to have been written in a reverse engineered design, this compliments the story well as it has lead up to the climax that does not take away from the story being told. Overall this is a good stand alone story for anyone interested in the Sinnoh legendary trio.