Phrases like "accompany you, sir" sounded like the beginning of a romance.
No, no...
Shen Qi rubbed his brow. Calm down. No weird thoughts. Fallarbor Town is only so big. I even saw the local Officer Jenny while shopping a couple of days ago.
I'm heading to Meteor Falls. I don't want to check in at the Fallarbor Town Detention Room.
They're Pokémon!
I like girls!
"Florges?"
"Hmm?"
"I need to go buy some Poké Balls."
Shen Qi responded a little awkwardly.
The most ordinary Poké Balls were cheap. Or rather, aside from special models, the prices of various Poké Balls were about the same as in the games.
An ordinary Poké Ball cost 200b. In the games, they were single-use: if you threw one and failed to catch a Pokémon, the ball was consumed.
In reality, they could be reused until they broke, and taking them back to a shop for recycling would even get you 50b back.
Still, they were consumables, after all. Poké Balls wore out just like ordinary objects.
Pokémon turning into energy to enter and exit them, as well as leaving them semi-activated on a Poké Ball Rack, all depleted a Poké Ball's durability.
Chansey's Poké Ball had been replaced after roughly six months of use;
Lilligant's Poké Ball had been replaced long ago. After all, hers had been won at the Pokémon High School's Pokémon Photography activity and held sentimental value, so she had switched to another ball and kept the souvenir for safekeeping.
He had replaced Dodo's Poké Ball a while ago, so Shen Qi really had no balls left on hand.
A Pokémon had given her approval, but the Pokémon Trainer had no Poké Ball. It was a very awkward situation.
Florges couldn't help laughing, like a magnolia greeting the breeze.
'What's