I opened a restaurant in the Pokémon world.

"Phew... Time to stretch." Heath stretched, feeling a bit mentally exhausted. But the good news was that the technology exhibition was ending today, and once it was over, he wouldn't have to entertain so many guests every day.

Chapter 802 A Strange Smell

"...Oh no, what's that smell?" Heath's peaceful cooking life was disrupted because he smelled a odor that he couldn't quite understand. It was an indescribable smell, the kind that would make anyone want to vomit just from smelling it. Heath frowned and looked up. Then he noticed that the customers in his food truck were also covering their noses and looking around for the source of the smell. This puzzled Heath, but then he turned on the air purification system in his food truck, and the strange smell disappeared.

This is a feature that Heath's food truck has after its upgrade. It allows the smells inside the truck to not interfere with the smells outside. In other words, people sitting inside the truck will not be bothered by outside smells. It can also protect against harmful gases. This is also a way for the food truck to adapt to the ecological environment. Heath rarely uses this feature because attracting customers with the aroma from the truck is also a marketing method. Especially at mealtimes, it can make hungry customers eagerly sit down and find a table to eat.

However, it came in handy at this moment.

"Trainer, there's a really awful smell outside. Many customers couldn't stand it and left." Zoroark rushed in. Hiss looked even more serious. It seemed the smell wasn't coming from the customers in his food cart, but from outside.

"Ask the Alliance staff over there what's going on. This is a technology exhibition. It's impossible for someone to create high-tech gadgets just to make a stench, right?" Heath said helplessly. No wonder no customers had come in since the beginning. It turned out they were all driven away by the smell. Heath himself couldn't stand it either. The smell was just too awful. It was like sitting next to someone who hadn't showered for dozens of days and hadn't washed their feet or changed their socks. That kind of smell was really intoxicating.

Meanwhile, in Heath's food truck, people were discussing the smell from earlier. Some even came up to Heath asking why there was no smell in the truck, forcing Heath to explain. Fortunately, because of the strange smell, there were very few customers now, resulting in a significant drop in customer flow, which made things much easier for Heath. So, explaining things to her wasn't too difficult for her now.

"Hey, look at the news, it turns out it was that Star Fantasy Technology that was behind this!" At this moment, some guests also noticed something amiss, and Heath also received a message from Zoroark.

"Trainer, I've inquired. It's a company at a tech expo that had a problem while showcasing their odor-blocking coating, causing that stench to suddenly erupt, resulting in this mess." Zoroark's words left Hiss somewhat amused and exasperated. Was this some kind of undeserved disaster? Hiss finally understood what it meant to be caught in the crossfire. His food truck was running perfectly fine, but this incident turned it into this mess—it was truly both laughable and frustrating.

"This is really... Is there still a smell outside?" Heath shook his head. This was really bad luck. Heath himself didn't know what to say.

"It's gone. We just used Taunt on a Flying-type Pokémon to blow the smell away. It's supposedly the smelliest thing in the world." Zoroark's words relieved Hiss. However, after this stench attack, the technology exhibition had to end rather hastily. It had to end because the League still had to deal with the smell outside. Although it did prevent people inside the exhibition from fainting, the smell outside still needed to be dealt with, and that stuff tends to leave residue, so a thorough cleaning was still required.

Heath was somewhat amused and exasperated, but he knew there was nothing he could do about it. Moreover, that Star Fantasy Technology company was probably going to lose money this time, and quite a lot of it. According to the Alliance's regulations, the world's smelliest substance, ranked number one, should not be opened in public places. Although they were trying to promote their product, once it was leaked, that would be a different matter.

Heath glanced at his phone; it was only a little past 2 PM, still quite a while before the expo closed. But there was nothing he could do; the expo was closing early due to the stench, meaning Heath wouldn't be so busy anymore. So, Heath drove his food truck directly to his stall, planning to put up a "Closed" sign and get some rest. The expo had been exhausting for him these past few days. Although he'd made a lot of money, the problem was he was just too tired, which was really bad.

However, just as Heath reached the door of the food truck with his name tag, he ran into someone as soon as he opened the door. It was Mr. Shimizu, whom he had only met twice before. Heath remembered that Mr. Shimizu seemed to have been to the internet cafe across the street. He didn't know if Mr. Shimizu went there to surf the internet or to work.

"Good afternoon, boss. Do you have anything to eat?" Mr. Shimizu had his usual dark circles under his eyes and looked extremely tired. It was clear that Mr. Shimizu was very exhausted. If it were before, Heath would have thought that the other party was working overtime every day, but now, because he had seen Mr. Shimizu go to an internet cafe before, Heath suspected that Mr. Shimizu was staying up all night online every day.

This world also has internet cafes, and they are relatively more expensive, but the service is also better.

"The same as always, we have everything. What would you like to eat?" Although Heath wanted to close the door and go to sleep, since guests had come, it wouldn't be good not to entertain them, so Heath decided to greet them.

However, it seems Mr. Shimizu isn't planning on eating clear broth noodles this time, which is a good thing.

"Then I'll have a bowl of clear broth noodles, please." Mr. Shimizu yawned again, then patted his pockets and smiled. Heath didn't mind and gestured for Mr. Shimizu to come in. Heath then turned to prepare the clear broth noodles Mr. Shimizu wanted.

It's not surprising that guests sometimes have financial difficulties. Heath once saw a roommate who ate instant noodles for a month because he spent money on gifts for his girlfriend. After that, he would feel nauseous whenever he smelled instant noodles. Heath and his friends couldn't stand it and took him out for a few meals to improve his diet. However, after he broke up with his girlfriend, his life improved again.

Chapter 803 My Story of Seasons

Heath quickly prepared a bowl of clear broth noodles and brought it to Mr. Shimizu. However, as soon as he brought it over, Heath couldn't help but frown, but he held it in and calmly handed the noodles to Mr. Shimizu. Then Heath went back to the kitchen, because he felt that if he didn't go back, he would be unable to stop breathing heavily.

"This Mr. Shimizu... is he some kind of internet cafe pro?" Heath rubbed his nose, looking at Mr. Shimizu's eager way of eating noodles. Heath was a little suspicious, after all, this Mr. Shimizu was really too unique.

As soon as Heath walked over, he smelled a foul odor, a mixture of foot odor and body odor, which made his scalp tingle. If it weren't for Mr. Shimizu's feelings, Heath would have reminded him. Moreover, upon closer inspection, it was clear that Mr. Shimizu's clothes were also problematic. Although they looked fine at first glance, they were obviously clothes he had worn before. His poor hygiene habits, combined with Mr. Shimizu's behavior of going to an internet cafe, made Heath suspect that he might be a pro at internet cafes.

Internet cafe pros are a very old but seemingly ubiquitous and magical group. Their most prominent characteristic is that they are basically in internet cafes every day, from morning till night. They play games as soon as they wake up and go to sleep when they get tired. They are so well-known that the internet cafe managers remember them. Those who spend a lot of time online will receive special treatment, such as a drink or a snack from the staff, who will then subtly remind them to go back to sleep to prevent them from suddenly dying in the internet cafe.

Fortunately, Mr. Shimizu ate very quickly and left without paying. Otherwise, if other customers came in, Heath thought they might be driven away by the smell of Mr. Shimizu. While clearing away the dishes, Heath also peeked through the window and saw that Mr. Shimizu had indeed gone straight into the internet cafe. Heath touched his nose and realized that Mr. Shimizu was indeed very likely an internet cafe pro.

However, it was ultimately the customer's own life, and Heath couldn't interfere too much. So Heath didn't say anything, but instead put up a "Closed" sign on his food truck and ended his business for the day.

You entertained...

The familiar choice popped up again, and Heath still chose quality. However, Heath didn't have much hope for this choice, since there weren't many guests this time, so the reward probably wouldn't be too good. Heath just hoped it would be something useful; if he got something useless, he didn't know what to do with it.

As Heath continued to receive guests, he accumulated a number of strange items. Some of these items were quite useful, while others remained untouched, as Heath had no idea what they could be used for.

You have acquired a mysterious farm.

"?" Heath slowly typed out a question mark. So what is this mysterious farm? What is this farm used for? What is its purpose? Does it have any special effects? Why is it called a mysterious farm? And how do I get the farm? Is there some kind of inheritance I need to inherit?

The rewards that the cheat code gives to Heath are always reasonable to some extent. Some of the bigger rewards are given to Heath through reasonable means, such as the food truck being obtained through a lottery.

Since it's a farm, they certainly wouldn't give you any props or anything like that, so Heath patted his pants. But then Heath froze for a moment because he actually found a key in his pants. Heath swore he had never seen this key before; his food cart didn't need any keys.

[Farm Entrance Key: Use the key to access a private farm that belongs only to you. The farm needs your cultivation and care. As the farm's quality improves, you can cultivate and obtain higher-quality ingredients.]

"? This thing... how should I put it?" Heath's expression was very complicated. He knew about farms, after all, he had played Harvest Moon before, which was quite fun. But playing in a game is playing in a game, and reality is reality. The two are different. In the game, you can take care of a farm all day without feeling tired, but in reality, most people would be exhausted before they could even take care of an acre of land.

Heath had tried helping with farm work at his grandfather's house in the countryside before. Heath was exhausted, but his grandfather was still working energetically. His grandfather laughed at Heath for a long time, saying that Heath's stamina was not even as good as the children in the village, which made Heath very embarrassed.

However, since he had nothing better to do, Heath used the item anyway. Immediately afterward, Heath felt himself transported to another place. It seemed to be a small village with few people around, but he could feel a gentle breeze blowing and the sunshine making him feel warm all over. Heath could also hear birds chirping.

"This farm is..." Heath looked at the cultivated fields in front of him and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Fortunately, the fields here were all cultivated, and there was even an instruction manual next to them. Although it was already very strange that there was an instruction manual in the farm, this was, after all, a farm given by a cheat system. Even if the whole place were made into a game, Heath wouldn't find it too strange.

After reading the farm's instructions, Heath found it quite convenient. According to the instructions, only Heath would be on the farm; there would be no other wild animals or Pokémon. The planting method was also very simple. Heath only needed to buy seeds, plant them, and wait for the time to pass. Time on the farm would flow differently from time outside; ten days on the farm would equal one day outside. Heath didn't need to take care of anything during this time. After the crops were harvested, Heath could sell them and use the money to buy more seeds, repeating the cycle endlessly.

It also unlocks different types of land, fertilizers, and so on. It looks like an idle simulation game, which Heath approves of. After all, cooking is no problem for Heath, but growing vegetables is really not within Heath's expertise.

"I only have a thousand coins starting with me. Let me see this seed... Hmm, that's a bit outrageous." Heath clicked his tongue. As soon as he opened the shop, he saw expensive crops like Panax notoginseng. He had to scroll to the bottom to find what he could buy.

Chapter 804 Getting Rich by Selling Vegetables?

[Cabbage Seed: Can be planted in a 3x3 plot of land, costs 420 gold coins]

[Radish Seed: Can be planted on 3C3 plots of land, priced at 550 gold coins]

The two together cost 970 gold coins, and the remaining 30 gold coins aren't even enough to buy soil, let alone seeds. Moreover, the soil purchase conditions here state that you need to harvest a certain amount of food before you can start upgrading the soil, which is quite unique.

So a packet of cabbage seeds and a packet of radish seeds ended up in Heath's hands.

This was Heath's final harvest. Two packets of seeds had drained his meager start-up capital. Fortunately, it wasn't that much money needed to buy just one seed; otherwise, what could one seed do? After buying the seeds and planting them, Heath was no longer responsible for anything else. He only needed to check back in three days. The vegetables on this farm matured in thirty days, or a month. Heath didn't quite understand the process, but he was still quite looking forward to it. After all, the farm had explained that the more he planted, the more likely he was to upgrade the soil and exchange for better seeds, thus obtaining vegetables of superior quality.

This is quite interesting. It's like a casual idle game where you continuously harvest ingredients, sell some to get coins to continue planting, or sell them all. But Heath will definitely sell them, since he only has thirty coins on hand. Unless the shop in this farm can also be like that software that has unknowingly reaped the wallets of countless people, and occasionally have big promotions with huge discounts, otherwise Heath won't be able to buy anything with his thirty coins.

While the things the cheat code provides are quite varied, there's one thing Heath agrees on: they're usually of very high quality. Since the cheat code says they're high-quality vegetables, Heath is naturally very excited.

For a chef, while it's not necessary to use the absolute best for every dish, high-quality ingredients are something every chef truly appreciates. It's a feeling, like when Heath made ham. When you cut open a good ham, the feeling is completely different from that of a bad one, and the resulting taste is also different. This is why some large hotels book out farms or breeders that can provide high-quality ingredients, because the difference in ingredients can sometimes make a huge difference in taste. Not to mention, with the rise of private restaurants, many people are now growing their own vegetables according to their own standards, producing high-quality vegetables, and even collaborating with agricultural research institutes.

Heath felt he needed to correct one thing: the quality of ingredients has nothing to do with price. It's not that the rarer or more expensive the ingredient, the better it is. For example, truffles, which have been hyped up to the skies, are not as good as termite mushrooms in Heath's opinion. Termite mushrooms taste much better than truffles. He doesn't know how truffles became so popular.

“Interesting. Taking care of the farm occasionally is quite an interesting thing.” Heath stretched and yawned, then glanced at his phone. Time seemed to have stood still since he entered the farm, which was a good thing. Heath didn’t have to worry about suddenly disappearing, which would be a very troublesome thing.

“But let me do the math. There are 24 hours in a day, and 240 hours in ten days. That means one hour in reality corresponds to ten hours on the farm, and one minute corresponds to…” Heath estimated and found that there was indeed almost no impact, so he breathed a sigh of relief.

Heath had high expectations for this farm, but unfortunately, planting takes time and can't be accelerated by watching ads. When Heath used to play some indie games, those games would include various advertising mechanisms to make money, and watching ads could have the effect of spending money, which was not bad. But this farm didn't have ads, which made Heath a little disappointed. If it did, he would have already planned what time to go to bed tonight.

"Heath!" Heath had just returned to his rest room when he was stopped by an excited Lugia. It happily flapped its wings and came up to Heath. Heath looked at the excited Lugia and couldn't help but reach out to touch Lugia's head, but Lugia dodged it. This little guy didn't seem to like being touched on the head. He wondered if there was a saying in the Pokémon world that touching your head would stunt your growth.

"What's wrong, Lugia? Are you planning to go home?" Heath asked with a smile. Lugia's parents had told Heath that Lugia could come back once she had thought it through, and until then, Lugia would stay with Heath temporarily. Heath had no objection to this, because Lugia's parents said they would give Heath a thank-you gift, which Heath was quite looking forward to.

Lugia's parents are kind and opinionated. With them around, Heath isn't worried about not getting the reward he deserves for taking care of Lugia. In fact, Heath thinks he might get more than he imagined, so he's happy to take care of Lugia.

"Hehehe, I'm not going back!" Little Lugia stuck out his tongue and made a face. Heath was a little amused and exasperated. This little guy really had a unique personality. However, Heath didn't have any objections to Lugia's actions. He just wanted to see what Lugia wanted to see him about. Although Lugia hadn't said what he wanted to see him about before, Heath felt that Lugia must have discovered something interesting, which was why he came to see him.

"Heath, can I go to this competition?" Lugia excitedly pointed to the TV. Heath was a little confused, but she still went over.

This television was bought by Heath himself; it's the biggest television he owns, bar none, and it's very expensive, but the viewing experience it provides is excellent, and Heath likes it very much. At this moment, a new program is playing on this television, and Heath narrows his eyes.

"Welcome our next contestant! Little Fang, a trainer from Pallet Town! He's brought his Pokémon, Pikachu!" A passionate host, a huge audience, and the TV program title above, "Hoenn Grand Contest," made Heath instantly understand what this program was all about. The Hoenn Grand Contest, a very unique competition.

Chapter 805 Grand Contest

The Pokémon Contest, also known as the Beauty Contest (though that's a bit of an exaggeration), is indeed a competition format recognized by the Pokémon League. Those who train Pokémon to challenge gyms, collect badges, and climb the throne are called Trainers. Those who train Pokémon to master various fancy and beautiful moves and attract audiences are called Coordinators. The Pokémon Contest is the stage for Coordinators. The most famous among them is the future Hoenn Champion, Wallace. He is a powerful Trainer and a very famous Coordinator. Hisense once saw the news that he received the Coordinator Master title, which caused quite a stir at the time.

It even sparked a craze for Pokémon Contests, but unfortunately, the most basic and fundamental thing in this world is still Pokémon trainers. As a result, not many people are willing to participate in Pokémon Contests. After all, most trainers don't have the time and effort to train their Pokémon for Pokémon Contests. You should know that the scoring standards and rules of Pokémon Contests are different from those of trainer battles. This also means that Ron, the ruthless one, doesn't understand what those things are for. It can be said to be very troublesome and complicated.

This is precisely why, due to limitations or other reasons, not many people are willing to participate in the Grand Contest. As a result, the Grand Contest cannot compare to the regular league competitions, and the popularity is completely different. If I had to describe it, I think it's like the league is the World Cup, while the Grand Contest is the Chinese Super League. The attention and popularity are naturally different. So, although the Grand Contest has always existed, most of the time it is more like a niche entertainment that is enjoyed by a small circle. Fortunately, most of the fans in this world are relatively rational, and there are no crazy sasaeng fans.

Of course, this doesn't rule out the possibility that the Coordinators and powerful Trainers are so strong that ordinary people can't approach them easily. Just like Seath's Ralts, once Ralts grows up in the future, it will be impossible for anyone to sneak under Seath's bed without anyone noticing. There's no need for someone with strength to sneak under Seath's bed; that would be pointless and embarrassing.

"You want to participate in the Pokémon Contest?" Hiss looked at Lugia with a strange expression. Just like the Pokémon Contest in the games, after the Pokémon appeared, they would start to be compared and scored. Although Lugia didn't have any special costume, just because it was Lugia, it was the most dazzling Pokémon as long as it stood on the stage. No Pokémon could compete with Lugia. After all, it was a legendary Pokémon. It was a complete dimensional superiority. Moreover, Hiss thought that if Lugia really participated, it would definitely win first place without any problem. Because of Lugia's status, even if it did something casually, it would be beautiful and mesmerizing.

It's like in a past life: if you went to see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor and the doctor was an old doctor with white hair and beard, you would feel a sense of trust in him. But if the doctor was a young person, you would worry that he might be an incompetent person.

"Hmm!" Lugia nodded. He had already learned from Zoroark and Mew that Hiss was not interested in battling, which made it very difficult to participate in battles with Hiss. Charizard had never participated in any competitions. However, Charizard was not angry. After all, he was training and getting stronger every day. Moreover, living a peaceful life with Hiss was a unique life experience.

Heath scratched his head and frankly admitted that he didn't really like participating in the Grand Tournament. After all, although the Grand Tournament was just like that in the game, in this world it was treated as a serious competition, very professional, and had its own authority. For Heath, who knew nothing about Go, to go in was as absurd as someone who knew nothing about Go entering a provincial-level Go tournament. It was somewhat disrespectful.

But looking at Lugia's expectant little eyes, Heath really couldn't bring himself to refuse. After all, the little guy was already pitiful enough. If Heath really refused him, Heath felt that the little guy might become very disappointed. Moreover, it was rare for him to run away from home. If even this small request couldn't be fulfilled, who knew what the little guy might do? Like running away in the middle of the night and then looking for someone to take him to the Grand Contest. Children's nature means that anything could happen. After all, it's hard to guess what a child's temper and thoughts are like.

If he encountered good people, that would be fine, but if he encountered bad people with ill intentions, it would be hard to say. In that case, Heath would feel guilty for betraying the trust that Lugia's parents had placed in him. Thinking of this, Heath knew that he had better take little Lugia with him to play. Yes, Heath's assessment was very accurate. Lugia would at most be curious and want to play, but he probably wouldn't be interested after that.

Kids' interests come and go quickly. They might be obsessed with something today, but after a few days they lose interest and start to be interested in other things instead. This is how Heath summarized his observations.

However, it is clear that Heath forgot that personal biases are unacceptable.

"Okay, then you should get some rest early tonight. I... um?" Heath paused for a moment. He had just taken out his phone to check and found that there was a Grand Festival tonight in Goldenrod City. This left Heath speechless. Lugia really was like a pillow when he was sleepy, giving him whatever he wanted. This was possible?

However, it would be best to resolve this today, because starting tomorrow, Heath will have to figure out how to complete the special achievement for Golden City. An extinct race, this is really troublesome.

"Later, I'll take you to the Grand Contest, but we might need to do some studying beforehand." Heath decided to be a serious person. Since he had decided to take Lugia to a Grand Contest, he definitely needed to learn the rules properly, lest he be clueless when he got there, which would be really embarrassing.

Fortunately, although the Grand Contest is not that famous, it can still be found through specific online searches, just like some niche games can often be found by searching for guides online.

"Study!" Lugia shuddered. Why did she suddenly not want to participate?

Chapter 806 Charizard VS Lugia

"Ugh...why do I have to study? Can't I not study?" Lugia regretted it. Studying was what he feared most. Every time he studied, it was painful. Besides, he was a legendary Pokémon, Lugia. He just needed to wait for himself to grow up naturally, and his strength would become terrifying, surpassing that of ordinary Pokémon. Therefore, Lugia was very lazy and had no desire to exercise. This time, he ran away from home because he felt that his parents were too nagging and urging him to train. This made little Lugia develop a rebellious mentality, so he ran away and became a wandering Pokémon. Fortunately, this unlucky little guy found Hiss, otherwise, who knows what might have happened.

While it's true that legendary Pokémon are incredibly powerful, it depends on the situation. Even powerful adult legendary Pokémon can get beaten up, let alone Lugia.

"Of course not, Lugia. Do you know the judging criteria on TV? Do you know what moves make your posture more graceful? You don't know, and neither do I. Going to the competition like this is irresponsible to the competition and also irresponsible to yourself. You don't want to go there and be eliminated in the first round, do you?" Heath looked at Lugia with annoyance. This kid gave Heath the impression of being a typical example of someone who is all talk and no action. His expectations are higher than anyone else's. He just talks about competing for the championship. Does he really think that winning the championship is something that can be done casually?

It wasn't that Hiss looked down on Lugia, but rather that Hiss knew that even the future powerful Mewtwo, let alone the Lugia that hadn't yet grown up, had been defeated by Red. Keep in mind that Red wasn't the Champion back then, and the Champion's strength is terrifying. There's only one Champion per region, which shows how special the title of Champion is.

It's often said that in literature there's no first place, but in martial arts there is. The reason is simple: it's difficult for scholars to convince each other in a contest, and ideological clashes can often escalate into murder. For example, a certain thinker from a past life proposed Confucianism, which had a profound influence, yet that old man still killed someone because of ideological differences. The reason was that he couldn't persuade the other party, so he had to physically eliminate them. On the other hand, for trainers, if they disagree, they can simply have a fight. If they win, they become champions; if they lose, they have no right to complain. That's why the title of champion is so prestigious.

"But I'm Lugia!" Little Lugia looked resistant. Heath's lips twitched. Now he understood why Lugia's parents had asked Heath to discipline the little guy. Did he think he could do whatever he wanted just because he was a legendary Pokémon? Thinking of this, Heath laughed, a very happy and cheerful laugh, which made Lugia look at Heath with some confusion and displeasure.

"Charizard, please show Lugia how weak he is right now." Heath couldn't stand it anymore. What to do when the brat is too naughty? Of course, he has to beat him up. Although Heath didn't know if Lugia's parents would hit him, Heath was sure he would. Hearing Heath's words, Charizard, who had been watching for a while, came over and dragged Lugia over. Lugia was still unconvinced, but in front of Charizard's explosive muscles, Lugia quickly learned what it meant to be outmatched. He hit Charizard several times, but Charizard was completely unharmed. Then Charizard used Dragon Claw, and he coughed up blood.

Zoroark was not satisfied and pounced on him again, only to be met with a massive burst of flames.

Hiss shook his head. Lugia, that little guy, really was a mystery. But Hiss also knew Lugia wasn't entirely wrong. Right now, if Lugia participated in a competition, it would definitely be number one, because it was a proud legendary Pokémon, it was Lugia, born with a built-in fanbase. But what about later? If it were a formal Grand Festival, or a match against Wallace, could Lugia still win? No.

It could even be said that the more Lugia appears, the less interested people become in him. This is because things become more valuable when they are rare. The same is true for some unique news stories. They are very popular when they first come out, but even if people make imitations later, it is difficult to surpass the original works.

Heath doesn't actually intend to become a Coordinator. To be honest, with Zoroark around, Heath already has a ticket to becoming a top Coordinator. After all, Zoroark is very strong, and his unique illusion technique can create many things, making it impossible for others to compete with Zoroark. However, Heath has no interest in becoming a Coordinator, let alone a Coordinator. Heath isn't even interested in being a Trainer.

"I didn't realize this little guy was so persistent." Histo stroked his chin, looking at Lugia being brutally beaten to the side. He originally thought that under Charizard's full-force beating, Lugia would cry for its mother within ten rounds, but now Lugia was covered in bruises and was still stubbornly attacking Charizard. This reminded Histo of the knight who charged towards the windmill.

To put it nicely, it's called courage and perseverance; to put it bluntly, it's being stubborn and prone to getting stuck on trivial matters.