"Master, do you know how to make instant noodles taste the best?" But May's questions weren't over yet. She asked with an expectant look, and Heath gave her an odd glance. Was this kid really so particular even about instant noodles? Still, Heath remembered that, according to what May herself had said earlier, this should be her first time eating them, so what was with these strange requests?
"If you've never had them before, you can just follow the instructions on the package." Heath answered the question very simply. To him, it wasn't a complicated matter. After all, how difficult could instant noodles be? Tear open the packaging, add the seasonings and sauce packets, pour in boiling water, then put the lid on and wait three minutes. There were even dedicated three-minute timer images online to make preparing instant noodles easy. Of course, some people liked noodles that hadn't soaked for very long.
But who would have thought that, even after Heath explained, May would still want him to recommend a way to prepare them? That gave Heath a bit of a headache. Still, considering that this was the result of a child's long-held wish, he compromised. After checking May's requirements for food and her preferred flavors, Heath took her and Kirlia out with him.
Zoroark wasn't going out; she still wanted to play games in the Lounge. Naturally, Charizard wasn't going either, since he trained every day. Snorlax was watching videos on writing lyrics and composing music, while Farfetch'd had originally wanted to come along but eventually gave up because Zoroark had roped it into playing games too. It had to be said that Zoroark had cultivated batch after batch of gaming-addicted Pokémon for Heath. Fortunately, Heath hadn't given them a computer each, or Zoroark might even have gone