I opened a restaurant in the Pokémon world.

However, Heath nodded. He also wanted to get his driver's license as soon as possible so that he could drive his food truck on trips. After yesterday's beautiful scenery, Heath was even more excited about the trip.

"I'm not in charge of the content of the driving test (Part 3). You should go to the office to submit your documents and apply to them. But Part 3 is a special one~" Officer Shalana smiled and pinched Heath's cheek, then left humming a little tune.

Heath rubbed his face. As long as it wasn't Officer Jenny, that old driver, who was coaching him, Heath felt he could remain calm.

Upon arriving at the office and submitting the documents, the staff looked at Heath with shock, but still quickly submitted the information form for Heath and applied for the driving test textbook and instructor.

"Hopefully this coach will be more serious." Heath thought to himself as he walked. Just thinking about Officer Jenny, that old driver, made Heath's scalp tingle. He would rather have a more mediocre coach.

Heath breathed a sigh of relief when he saw his coach, a middle-aged man who looked a bit slovenly.

He greeted her warmly and then got into the car. Heath behaved very professionally. After all, when it comes to the practical part, the general steps are similar, only the car Heath was driving was a little different.

Soon, Heath was on the road, and as he drove, he came to a pedestrian crossing. Heath slowed down, looked around, and was about to cross when he noticed that the instructor had stepped on the brakes.

"Huh?" Heath looked at the coach blankly. There was no traffic light or pedestrians here, so why did they have to stop?

Heath quickly discovered the reason: a cardboard sign with a Zubat symbol dangled past him. Heath stared blankly at the scene. Why was the Zubat flying at an altitude that was exactly the same as his car? And why was it flying along the sidewalk?

"Phew... Young man, pay more attention next time you study. You know, many Flying-type Pokémon that live in the city can fly across zebra crossings." The coach calmly took a puff of his cigarette, with an expression that said, "I have a lot of stories to tell."

Heath's lips twitched. Goodness, is that even a saying?

However, Heath still noted down this unusual point and continued driving forward. Then, as he turned a corner, Heath encountered another strange problem.

"No... there are no cars here, why do I have to brake?" Heath looked at the instructor blankly, then the instructor looked up and gestured, and Heath saw a hanging sign flying quickly past him, with the word "Goblin" on it.

Heath stared at the cards in disbelief. He now seriously suspected that the person who set the driving test questions had been badly tricked by the Zubat, which was why they were so ruthless as to use so many Zubat cards.

"That's a giant beaked bat that doesn't follow traffic rules." The coach calmly smoked his cigarette, the smoke rings dissipating outside the car window.

Heath's lips twitched. He took a deep breath and continued driving forward, wanting to see what other strange things he would encounter.

Chapter 106 Driving Test Part 3

Hoping to broaden his horizons, Heath continued to drive his little truck obediently, and in the following days, he encountered more and more strange things.

As Heath was driving through the green light, he saw a sign pasted on his windshield with the words "Big Mouth Bat" written on it. Heath looked at his instructor blankly, who calmly took a puff of his cigarette.

"This is a Zubat that ran a red light." Looking at the coach's calm explanation, Heath was momentarily at a loss for words.

"This is a Zubat that rear-ended another vehicle." "This is a Zubat that was driving under the influence of alcohol, and this is a Zubat that was driving while fatigued." The instructor kept pointing out the various obstacles on the road to Heath, making Heath's scalp tingle.

Heath suddenly realized that he wasn't taking a driving test, but rather a Zubat simulator test, since it was quite bizarre to encounter so many Zubats in such a short time.

After getting out of the car, Heath sighed. He felt that there was little chance of him passing the driving test today. After all, there were just too many Zubats. Heath counted them. He had seen at least fifty Zubats on the way to his test today. Although they were just playing cards, they were still quite terrifying.

"Damn it, Big Mouthbat!" Even Heath, with his good temper, couldn't help but curse.

"Hey, that's right. I felt the same way when I took my first test, haha. Congratulations, Heath, you passed your driving test! You did a great job the whole way." The instructor got out of the car with a smile and patted Heath on the shoulder. Heath looked at the instructor with a bit of a blank expression.

How could this be passed? Heath was prepared to memorize the traffic rules and know the locations of Zubats by heart, but he never expected that the instructor would say he passed?

"That's strange. The Zubat isn't supposed to affect the assessment. Your driving skills are very reliable, and I have nothing to correct. The Zubat's purpose is just to let you know that you might encounter all sorts of accidents in the future, so be careful." The instructor stubbed out his cigarette, then took out a small cardboard box and put it inside, before handing Heath a form.

Heath took a look and found that it really was a certificate of passing the third part of the driving test. Now all Heath needed to do was take the fourth part of the test.

However, although it's called Subject Four, it's actually very similar to Subject One, and can be considered another test of theoretical knowledge. Heath only needs to go back and review.

"Thank you, Coach." Heath breathed a sigh of relief. He had been thinking that the coach was deliberately making things difficult for him because he hadn't given a gift, but it seemed that Heath had been overthinking it.

Heath doesn't plan to continue with her driving test today. It's getting late, so she plans to go back to the dorm area to rest and prepare a gift for Sister Feng.

Heath didn't plan to give the phone directly to Feng Jie. After all, Heath knew Officer Jenny's personality quite well. In Heath's opinion, if he gave the gift directly to Officer Jenny, she would definitely put it back. So Heath had to leave the gift in Officer Jenny's bedroom or at home on the day he left.

"Tsk... I'm still getting used to it..." After setting up the autopilot, Heath sat in his chair, propped his chin up, and looked out the window at the sky.

Having lived in Evergreen for four years, Heath had come to regard it as his home. But now, suddenly having to leave home and embark on a journey was truly bittersweet; it's hard to leave one's homeland.

"Trainer, what do you plan to do in the future?" Zoroa jumped out of its Poké Ball, squatted down next to Hiss, and wagged its tail.

"Me? I'll travel around this world, collect local specialties, and serve different guests." Heath scratched his head. He had thought about becoming a Pokémon Trainer, collecting badges, and eventually becoming the Champion.

However, Heath later discovered that it didn't meet his expectations. What he really wanted was to travel in the Pokémon world and explore its various landscapes, which he thought would be a wonderful life.

“I came from a very far place, and now I can’t even find my home.” Soroya looked a little sad.

“You must be a Pokémon from the Unova region. We can go and see you sometime.” Hiss smiled. Zoroa was brought to the Kanto region by Asura from Team Plasma, supposedly to cooperate with Team Rocket, but that cooperation has probably fallen through now.

"Really? You really want to take me back?" Zorua became excited instantly. As the sun set, the warm yellow sunlight shone on Heath, making him shine brightly in Zorua's eyes.

"Well, I guess I'm a man of my word." Heath smiled, and Zorua immediately jumped up, running around happily in the dining car before disappearing into the break room.

"Hmph, since you want to take me back so badly... then I... I..." Zoroya poked her head out, speaking with a haughty expression, but the more she spoke, the more shy she seemed.

Hiss looked at Zoroark with a puzzled expression. What did he mean by "from now on"? Could it be that Zoroark had finally learned its lesson and decided to become a good Pokémon from now on, and stop reading those strange novels? That would truly be a happy thing.

"Hmph!" Soloar snorted, then closed the door and fell silent, leaving Heath speechless.

Heath shook his head. Knowing Zoroya's temperament, if he was too embarrassed to say something, there would probably be no follow-up. Heath decided to observe him himself in the future. If Zoroya could be more sensible, that would be great.

When they got back to the dormitory area, Heath noticed that everyone seemed much more relaxed, while Officer Jenny was still the same as always. Heath got out of the car and went straight into the kitchen to start preparing dinner for the Officer Jennys who had been busy all day.

"How did your exam go?" Jun Shafeng asked Heath, standing at the kitchen doorway with her arms crossed.

"Sister Feng, I've already passed the first three tests. Tomorrow I'll take the fourth test, and then I can get my driver's license!" Heath said happily.

"I see... Okay, I understand." Jun Shafeng nodded with a complicated expression, then walked back to the cafeteria and sat down next to Jun Shaling.

Heath stared blankly at Officer Feng's departing figure, wondering why he felt that his sister Feng seemed to be in a bad mood.

Chapter 107 Beer Cans Collide

"Sister Ling, have you finished dealing with that matter today?" Heath asked, sitting down next to Officer Jenny with her food. Officer Jenny had already left; she always ate very quickly.

"Well, it's all sorted out, right? After all, the letter that genius Joey wrote about running away from home was found, and we've confirmed that no one forced Joey to run away." Officer Jenny was eating curry beef rice, which Heath made. It tasted great, and Officer Jenny really liked it.

Heath's expression was a little strange. He really hadn't expected that Miss Joey had run away from home. It was truly unbelievable.

"Heath, I heard from Maple that you're taking your driving test (Part 4) tomorrow, right?" Officer Jenny put down her chopsticks and asked Heath.

Heath nodded. He did indeed plan to take his driving test (Part 4) tomorrow and get his driver's license; it was a decision he had already made.

"So when do you plan to... embark on your journey?" Officer Jenny looked around and then asked in a low voice.

Heath paused for a moment. He really hadn't decided when to leave. After all, he was conflicted. He wanted to embark on a journey, but he couldn't bear to leave his homeland. Every person, every road, and every facility here was something Heath had become accustomed to.

"Probably tomorrow." Heath thought for a long time before making a decision that made him breathe a sigh of relief.

Officer Jenny nodded without saying anything, but instead poured Heath a glass of juice and continued eating her curry beef rice quietly.

With mixed feelings, Heath returned to his dorm. Sister Feng wasn't there; he didn't know if she had gone out to exercise. This made Heath feel much more relaxed, otherwise, it would have been difficult for him to sneak the phone he had bought back.

"Hmm... if it's Sister Feng... she probably won't open my door again after I leave, right?" Heath stroked his chin, thinking about where to hide his phone.

After hesitating for a moment, Heath decided to leave the phone on the table in the dormitory living room before leaving, so that Jun Shafeng would see it as soon as she opened the door.

After preparing food for his Pokémon, Heath lay down on the bed, staring blankly at the ceiling above him. Although he had decided to leave the next night, the day before his departure was unusually difficult to endure.

Heath thought back to when he graduated from college. On the day his roommates moved out, they bought a lot of beer and drank until they were completely drunk. They agreed that whoever woke up first the next morning would leave first, and no one should wake the other.

The clinking of beer cans is the sound of parting.

The next morning, everyone woke up, smiled at each other, and left the dormitory with their backpacks and suitcases, saying goodbye to one another at the station.

Although we have cell phones, computers, WeChat, and other means of communication, the days of chatting and joking around in the dorm every day like in college are now a distant dream.

When Heath returned to her dorm room because she had left something there, she found it deserted and her bed empty. She realized that she was all alone in the room.

"How embarrassing. How old are you? You're still upset about these things." Heath shook his head, then took out the Dream Microphone. He felt he wouldn't be able to sleep well tonight, so using these props might be a good idea.

Holding the Dream Microphone, Heath cleared his throat and began to sing, only to find that the microphone wasn't lit. Confused, Heath looked at it and realized that it was because there were no batteries.

Heath's lips twitched. He found that the props his cheat code had given him were incredibly realistic; the microphone even needed batteries to function.

"Never mind, let's go to sleep." Heath put the microphone aside, turned around, lay down on the bed, and covered herself with the blanket.

……

The next morning, Heath yawned as he got out of bed. He hadn't slept well the night before, as he had been thinking about things and had stayed in bed for a while before slowly drifting off to sleep.

"Zoroa, Farfetch'd, wake up." Heath yawned, then stood up and changed his clothes for the day.

"It's so cold... Can I stay in bed today? I love my bed so much..." Zoroya wiggled his bottom and tried to burrow deeper into the covers, but Heath grabbed him by the neck and pulled him out.

"No! My blanket! My blanket! Don't leave me!" Heath rolled her eyes helplessly as she watched Soroya putting on a Korean drama in front of her. This little guy was really something.

“If this keeps up, I’m starting to worry that my blanket will get leukemia or cancer, and then get into a car accident and lose its memory.” Heath grabbed Solomon and then led Farfetch’d out of the bedroom.

Heath called Charmander, who was exercising in the living room, and then went to the bathroom to wash up, while also supervising his Pokémon's washing up. After washing up, he left the dormitory and went to the food cart.

As soon as Heath opened the food cart door, he saw a pink Pokémon floating inside, holding a shovel, staring at him with wide eyes.

Heath blinked, and then the pink Pokémon vanished from his sight in an instant. If it weren't for the sound of the shovel hitting the ground, Heath would have wondered if he hadn't slept well the night before and was hallucinating.

"Mew?" Heath was shocked. He never dreamed that he would see the legendary Pokémon, Mew, in the dining car!

Mew, a legendary Pokémon, is considered by some Pokémon professors to be the progenitor of all Pokémon, while others hold the opposite view. Mew can learn a wide variety of moves and has also appeared in the anime.

However, Mew's most memorable appearance is naturally in the Pokémon anime, where Gou, a young boy, saw Mew and was inspired to catch it, thus creating a character with the lowest popularity in all Pokémon games.

"One Ball Man" and "Dog Goh" are affectionate nicknames given to Goh by Pokémon fans.

"...Can I claim compensation from the insurance company?" However, after getting into the food truck, Heath found that his food truck had been completely wrecked, which left Heath speechless. The protective performance of this food truck was really questionable.

Hopefully, we can get some rewards in the future to fix these problems, otherwise Heath won't be able to sleep well in the dining car at night.

"Forget it, I don't even know if vehicle damage caused by wild Pokémon is covered by insurance, and besides, I didn't even buy one." Heath shook his head, deciding to let Mew experience the joy of being a chef.

Chapter 108 The Green Onion Duck That Was Taken Away

Although seeing the legendary Pokémon Mew gave Heath a pleasant surprise, life quickly returned to normal.

Heath set up the autopilot and took the food truck to the place where he buys groceries every day. After getting off the truck, he quickly selected the ingredients for the day and then looked at a vegetable stall.

"Sister, is this leafy green vegetable?" Heath asked curiously, looking at the leafy green vegetable on the stall.

After receiving a positive reply, Heath bought a large amount of food and carried it back to his food truck. Although some of the ingredients in the Pokémon world were about the same size as in his previous life, some of them were different in size. The green vegetable in Heath's hand looked bigger, but Heath didn't care.

"Trainer, why did you buy so many groceries?" As soon as she got in the car, Zoroia cast a curious glance at her, but she still couldn't bear to put down the book in front of her paw. Heath remembered that it was a long serialized novel, and Zoroia had bought a copy to read, and was already reading it for the second time.

"To make pickled vegetables, this stuff needs to be pickled for a while, so it has to be done in advance," Heath explained calmly, placing the greens on the food cabinet in the food cart as she did so.