"Hey, Heath, come to think of it, do you know of any strange illnesses?" Officer Jenny Lan asked Heath as he simmered the chicken soup. Heath paused at her question. To be honest, he really had seen some strange illnesses. Back in college, for example, a girl at his university had had an unusual condition: albinism. In the Pokémon world, though, Heath had never encountered any strange illnesses. After all, Pokémon existed in this world, and most illnesses could be cured. Of course, there were still some odd conditions. Heath had heard of a peculiar Berry that had no particular use when eaten, except that eating it could turn Pokémon white.
"I'm not really sure. Does albinism count?" Heath asked Officer Jenny Lan, adding a little salt to the chicken soup as he spoke. Although chicken soup could be made without adding anything at all, some salt was still very necessary. Without it, the soup would taste especially bland.
Officer Jenny Lan nodded at that. Albinism was indeed a very distinctive condition, but it could hardly be considered rare.
"Let me tell you, Heath. You know how we had that typhoon yesterday? Well, during the rescue work, we came across a very unusual illness." Officer Jenny Lan seemed to have something she wanted to share, and Heath listened with curiosity. Because of their work, Officer Jennys often encountered all sorts of strange people. The more people they met, the more unusual things they saw, and they also encountered plenty of Pokémon. It was practically double the fun, enough for Officer Jennys to write books after retirement.
In fact, some Officer Jennys really did do that, writing novels after retirement about the bizarre situations they had encountered during their careers.
Heath had experienced this sort of thing too. Sister Feng often