Chapter 515: Pokémon Staying Overnight
"Ms. Saya, even though it's raining at night, you still have to be careful when walking at night." Heath sat in his dining car, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, then took out his first aid kit and wiped Miss Saya with iodine.
"Ah, it hurts, it hurts..." Miss Saya gasped. No one knew how fast she was just now. Now a big bump could be seen on Miss Saya's head, which made Heath laugh and cry. Miss Saya was really something. She didn't look young, but she could still make herself like this.
Fortunately, Heath's food truck has this kind of first aid kit. After all, according to the regulations of the alliance, practitioners in the catering and other public industries need to prepare a first aid kit and master relevant first aid knowledge, otherwise they are not allowed to open.
"I don't know either... I just saw you have an awning here, so I thought I should come over quickly, but I bumped into you." Miss Saya's eyes were full of tears. There was a big bump on her head, and the most troublesome thing was that there was a wound. Fortunately, the wound was not deep, and Heath used the latest stainless steel rack, so there was no rust. Otherwise, Miss Saya would have to get a tetanus shot.
There is also tetanus in the Pokémon world, which is not surprising. However, Heath has heard that some very smart trainers have paid attention to these things. Those steel-type Pokémon trainers will deliberately make their Pokémon have some spikes or something covered with rust, so as to achieve the effect of physical attack and magic attack at the same time.
During that period, many Pokémon trainers went to the Pokémon Center to get tetanus vaccines after participating in battles. There was even a point where tetanus vaccines were in short supply.
Later, some stronger people expanded the spike-scattering move into spikes with viruses, including various infectious diseases. Some people who would do anything to win chose to use spikes with Pokémon fever. The league had no choice but to ban the use of these off-field moves. Otherwise, Pokémon battles today would be even more exciting and despicable.
However, although the alliance has banned their use, these little tricks are still in use in the hands of dark organizations. This is what Heath learned from Junsha Feng. Junsha and her Pokémon are also the most widely vaccinated. After all, they are often on the front line of the fight against evil.
"Ms. Saya, you come here so late, is there something wrong?" Heath looked at his cell phone. It was now twelve twenty-three. At this time yesterday, Heath should still be entertaining guests, but because of the sudden heavy rain today, Heath's idea was dashed.
Just as Heath was speaking, he suddenly noticed that outside the open door of the dining car, several Pokémon sneaked in and then hid somewhere unknown.
Heath didn't care. He only collected his own tables and chairs when he closed the business, and didn't collect the awning for this reason. He knew that the situation of the stray Pokémon was not very good, and his awning could provide them with a dry shelter from the rain, which could also make these little guys live a better life.
"Actually, there's nothing much to say. I just want to tell you about Xiao Jin. Its illness has been cured for now, and considering that it is very popular in Lavender Town, Joey plans to release it back to Lavender Town. After all, it was adopted from you, so I have to tell you about it." Miss Saya took the cup of ginger tea that Heath brought to her, took a sip happily, and then spoke briefly.
Heath understood, but Miss Saya was really serious. She could have told him about this tomorrow, but it was so late and she came here specially. It was really hard for her.
"Thank you, Miss Saya." Heath smiled. After chatting with Miss Saya for a few more words, he sent Miss Saya away. After all, it was not too late now, and Miss Saya felt very sleepy. However, Heath couldn't let Miss Saya stay here to sleep, because he had no other beds except his own bedroom.
After seeing off Miss Saya, Heath glanced at the stray Pokémon huddled in the awning. They shivered and huddled together, relying on each other's body temperature to keep warm. Heath noticed that there was a Vulpix here, but this Vulpix looked a little listless, so it didn't spit fire to warm itself up.
Heath scratched his head and after hesitating for a while, he took out a small oven from his lounge. However, Heath did not take it to them. Instead, he placed it in the middle. After lighting the firewood, he made sure it was ventilated and put some dry firewood next to it. Then Heath put a few towels aside and went back to his lounge to sleep. As for the door of the dining car, Heath also closed it.
These little guys won't come in. Stray Pokémon are very wary of humans and they won't come in easily.
What's more, the awning outside was enough to protect them from wind and rain, and rain and wind could not blow in. Heath was not worried that they would catch a cold inside, because there was a stove and towels for them to dry their bodies.
Sure enough, not long after Heath went in, the little guys slowly moved to the side of the stove, step by step. Vulpix bit the towel on the ground, and handed it to Wrist Strength , asking it to help wipe its body. A small group of Pokémon gathered together. Outside the awning there was howling wind and heavy rain, while inside the awning, snoring sounds slowly began to be heard.
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"Yawn, I slept enough today, and it's still early..." When Heath woke up, it was already 6:30 in the morning of the next day, but Heath was woken up by the alarm clock. After all, because he slept too late yesterday, Heath didn't buy any decent ingredients. Today he could make up for it well.
After waking up Zoroark and Farfetch'd, Seath took his Pokémon to wash up. Then he pushed open the door of the dining car and planned to take away his awning.
"Ala..." Heath was stunned when he looked at the awning in front of him.
The floor was clean and tidy, the towels were washed and laid out, the charcoal ashes were swept up, and the awning was wiped very clean. Although there was no sign of those little guys, Heath couldn't help but smile.
No wonder, no wonder Pokémon are such lovable little guys. Heath had been thinking that he would have to clean up some more today, but he didn't expect those little guys to clean up on their own.
"That's easy." Heath felt much happier.
