But racing really wasn't where Chansey's heart lay.
As it happened, the next Pokémon to move into the house would be Porygon and Lopunny.
Porygon wasn't someone she could casually coach, while Lopunny had a deep friendship with Chansey and had always been like her little sidekick.
So Chansey asked Lopunny, who was curious about racing and interested in it. Testing her moves revealed that she also knew plenty of buffs and support moves, so Chansey began teaching her in earnest.
"No wonder..."
For a while, Shen Qi had noticed Chansey often going out at night and naturally assumed she was off doing ascetic training. Who knew she had been teaching Lopunny?
With her efforts and contributions bearing fruit, Chansey hummed a tune as she went downstairs to do the housework.
Only now did Shen Qi have time to examine the rewards from the final settlement of the "Desire Rabbit" scenario.
The scenario's final rewards followed a pattern of four standard items plus one special item.
Since this was the final settlement, the standard items were guaranteed to include a [Skill Card], allowing the player to draw a random skill to learn.
This was essentially a standard, universally usable item, and was actually far more important than many special items.
As for things like the [Charm Pendant], Shen Qi couldn't even be bothered to complain. Why did it only have the effect of Attracting the Same Sex?
Among the standard items, [Skill Proficiency Card 1] was probably the most common, and it was also quite important.
Last came the special item from the "Desire Rabbit" scenario: [Love Savings Bank].
Looking at the name, Shen Qi had a vague sense of foreboding.
[Stores love from the same sex and converts it into energy for game items, or uses it in place