Chapter 146 Retro, Retro
Heath stretched lazily. Junsha and the others had finished their meal, and Heath had no intention of staying in the cafeteria. Instead, he came to his own dining car. He had already placed some of his small furniture, and tonight he could officially get rid of the trouble of sleeping in a sleeping bag every day.
Heath did not live in Junsha's dormitory. Old Junsha reserved a spot for Heath in Junsha's parking lot. Heath was quite satisfied with this. After all, the parking fee of the Quartz Alliance was really expensive, so saving some money was a good choice.
In fact, buying a car is not a troublesome thing now. Many people can buy a car, and there are cheap cars. It’s just that buying a car is easy and maintaining a car is expensive. The problem of parking alone is enough to give many car owners a headache.
Parking spaces are hard to find, parking fees are expensive, and paying for parking spaces is not worry-free. The news often reports that some people bought parking spaces, but these spaces are often occupied by others, which has caused many conflicts. After all, the headquarters of the Quartz Alliance is mixed with that of the Metropolis Alliance , so this city is a metropolis and there are a lot of people here.
If it weren't for Lao Junsha providing the parking space, Heath felt that it would take him a long time to find a place to park his car, and it was possible that he would not be able to find one.
"Let's go out for a walk." Heath rubbed Zoroark's head. Zoroark snorted, then turned his head and ignored Heath.
Farfetch'd was watching curiously from the side. Charmander was practicing his control over fire, and Snorlax fell asleep again. Heath thought that Snorlax was probably a cat, and Snorlax could sleep for twenty hours out of twenty-four hours a day.
"Aren't you going to buy books?" Heath looked at the grumpy Soraya with a smile and asked in a puzzled manner. When Soraya heard Heath's words, he jumped up from the bed instantly and turned his head excitedly. However, after seeing Heath's playful eyes, Soraya snorted again and turned his head away.
Heath looked at this guy with a helpless look. This little guy Zoroa was too arrogant. He obviously wanted to buy his novel, but he just refused to bow his head.
"If you don't want to go, then you won't buy it?" Heath deliberately turned around and prepared to leave, but before he reached the door, Heath felt a weight on his head, and then Zoroark lay on Heath's head.
"Hmph, I won't be happy just because you take me to buy novels." Zoroya said reluctantly, and Heath didn't care. Anyway, this little guy has always been like this, and Heath has gotten used to it. If Zoroya is not like this one day, Heath will feel a little uncomfortable.
At night in the Quartz Union, neon lights flicker and there are many people walking on the streets, which is in sharp contrast to Evergreen City. If you can still see some stars in Evergreen City, then in the Quartz Union you can't see any stars at all and can only see the moon.
This is due to the serious light pollution in the Quartz Alliance. The light pollution in this area is very serious, even to an unimaginable degree. Heath feels that only by staying some distance away from the Quartz Alliance can one see the most beautiful starry sky.
But it's also good to be a little more lively. The current Quartz Alliance is like the first-tier cities in the previous life, with people everywhere, and Heath can also see some Miss Junsha patrolling.
As he walked, Heath saw something very interesting.
"Is this... a photo booth?" Heath looked at the large machine in front of him blankly. This was a street camera. People pull up the black cloth to take pictures. The price was not very expensive. Twenty-five Alliance coins could be used to take six quick photos.
This setting is so familiar, isn't this a photo booth? This thing can be regarded as a memory of Heath's childhood. At that time, Heath's brother especially liked to take photo booths, and then put on some so-called smoky makeup to become a funeral love aristocrat. Even in today's society, the group of Shamatte still exists, but they have changed from a symbol of fashion to a renaissance.
Heath walked in curiously and took a look. The machine looked very familiar, and the equipment inside made Heath feel like he was dreaming back to the Blue Planet.
"I hope I won't see Shamatte here in the future...but there shouldn't be any Shamatte in the world of Pokémon, right?" Heath shook his head. If it were before, Heath might really plan to have some fun, try matching a photo frame, and choose something like Forget Love, but now, Heath is no longer at that age.
Heath pulled open the black cloth and walked out. Then he saw two young men with colorful, even glowing hair waiting outside. They had thick smoky makeup on their faces and even had nose studs on their noses. Heath couldn't help but look down and saw that there was a hole in the other person's pants.
"Hey, handsome guy, are you interested in our Colorful Brother?" It was not until the two people started talking that Heath realized that the two people in front of him were actually girls.
But what the hell is Colorful Gothic? Heath only knows about Gothic style, Gothic loli and so on. What kind of magical thing is Colorful Gothic?
Heath waved his hands quickly. He finally understood that the two girls in front of him should be the Shamatte of this world. This made Heath feel a little amused and helpless. It seemed that this kind of culture existed even in the world of Pokémon.
After leaving the two members of the Colorful Gothic Family, Heath continued walking towards the bookstore.
"Trainer, are those two women interested in you?" Zoroark lay on Heath's head and asked curiously.
"Why do you say that?" Heath was a little confused. Why didn't he realize that the other party was interested in him? He probably thought Heath was a young man who wanted to become a Shamatte aristocrat.
"Because in the world of Pokémon, aren't these strange costumes used when courting?" Zoroark showed a puzzled expression. Heath's mouth twitched. Is there such a saying?
However, Heath felt that this possibility was not impossible. Among the animals in his previous life, peacocks were the kind that dressed up so flamboyantly, relying on their beautiful tails to attract females.
But they are animals after all. If they were humans, they should...
Heath thought of the thick smoky makeup on the two girls' faces, and their colorful hair that seemed to glow, and for a moment he really didn't know how to refute Zoroa's statement.
