Although Heath was curious about what kind of Pokémon it was, he had no intention of rushing over to investigate. He had read some books on tracking Pokémon, but he was still mostly stuck at the introductory sections.
It was just like studying advanced mathematics. At first glance, the blackboard still showed simple arithmetic problems, but after lowering your head to take notes or zoning out and playing on your phone for a while, looking up again would leave you wondering whether you had missed several months of classes.
Heath had always known his own limits. He knew he was no academic ace, and when it came to the Tracking Technique, he generally left things to chance.
So Heath called Zorua over to keep looking for Snow Mushrooms together. They really were incredibly hard to find, though, mostly buried in the snow. After working away for quite a while, Heath had only found five mushrooms.
"There aren't many... oh well, as long as they're edible. But what does that note about them mean?" Heath looked at the Snow Mushrooms he had carried back into the Food Truck and fell into thought.
Heath remembered that when he checked them with the Ingredient Identifier just now, one piece of information about the Snow Mushrooms had caught his attention: dishes made with them would have a very low temperature. That was rather puzzling.
Most dishes were hot, including soups and the like, so when Heath saw this mushroom's demanding preparation requirements, he began considering what dish would suit it. Soon, he found a Chinese dish that would let the Snow Mushrooms shine.
"If they really can bring down a dish's temperature, these Snow Mushrooms might actually be very useful." Heath held a Snow Mushroom and squeezed it. It was soft and fluffy, like