"Trainer, does nobody live in this house anymore?" Zoroark asked curiously, looking out the window at the Pokémon Mansion. Heath nodded when he heard the question. Indeed, hardly anyone lived there anymore. After all, Dr. Fuji had moved away and most likely would never return. As far as Heath remembered, the Pokémon Mansion had basically been abandoned afterward. Nobody really came to live there, though plenty of people came to explore, and some Pokémon lived there too. So it was fair to say that no humans lived in the house at all now, and it would remain abandoned in the future.
"Then can we go in and explore? It's already noon, and we haven't had a single customer. It's so boring!" Zoroark's eyes lit up, and Zoroark looked at Heath expectantly. Heath couldn't help scratching his head. There was nothing wrong with what Zoroark had said. That really was the situation: not a single customer, and incredibly boring. If Ash's father hadn't visited that morning, Heath would even have thought they might not get a customer by nightfall.
Still, Zoroark's suggestion of exploring did tempt Heath a little. After all, the place had only been cleared out yesterday, and Team Rocket's members had moved everything so quickly that some things might have been left behind. Heath felt there was no harm in exploring the place. The main reason, though, was that he really was too bored. There wasn't a single customer. He had just been supervising May's training, but now that she had finished, he had no idea what to do. He had even started watching videos on his phone.
"All right. Nobody's here now anyway, so we might as well take a look around inside." Heath nodded, but then a problem occurred to him. Although the Pokémon Mansion was