Although the ultimate meaning of life is evolution, the Beeheyem enter this phase underwhelmed, for their larger bodies, brown colors, and four new buttons do not seem to be worth the effort of migrating to our world, let alone a solution to all the grand philosophical questions of their civilization. Beset with confusion, they press the buttons to little avail, for although Beeheyem can theoretically use them to communicate they have yet to devise a language with which to do so, and therefore thus far continue to rely on the buttons they used as Elgyem.
Then these pokemon begin to experiment with their psychic powers, for Beeheyem can rewrite memories, and memory means everything to living creatures; it shapes ideals, personalities, and relationships alike. Most Beeheyem are reluctant to use this power on others, for it is a horrific violation of any sapient life's rights, and only do so to maintain the secrecy of their mission by hiding any recollections of their own existence. A few unscrupulous ones attempt to create false memories in others which will win them fanatical devotion, but the cruel slave-driving way which they exploit this false loyalty swiftly reveals the lie to these memories, no matter how much a Beeheyem tries to cover its tracks through further brainwashing.
The true power of the Beeheyem is to alter not the memories of others, but their own, and this power is unparalleled in the universe. A few attempt to create far more fascinating worlds for their own experiences, but because this reality is shared with no one else, it leaves nothing behind but a crippling loneliness and the stigma of delusion. Far more important is the ability to perfectly determine which experiences are recalled clearly – and just as meaningfully, which haunting traumas can be freely forgotten.
