"Trainer! What's that?" Zorua pointed curiously in one direction. Heath followed her gaze and saw a street stall, though this one was fairly large. Various things were scattered around it, all relatively expensive items. Heath even spotted a laptop.
Dragonite Computer was a computer brand whose standing in the Pokémon world rivaled Alienware's. Even its cheapest models cost close to ten thousand League Coins. Heath rather coveted one himself. After all, he had never even heard of the components inside these computers, and he was very curious whether their specs were better or worse than those of the computers from his previous life.
But Dragonite Computers were too expensive, and Heath couldn't quite bring himself to buy one. He hadn't expected to see one here, so he walked over curiously, only to spot a shabby uncle sitting in a chair with his legs crossed, along with a sign.
"Hmm, ring toss. One hundred League Coins per try, or just nine hundred and ninety-nine League Coins for ten tries. You get whatever you land a ring on. All you have to do is get it around the prize." Heath read the sign under his breath. The rules were very simple and easy to understand, with nothing particularly confusing about them. It was just an ordinary ring toss game, though the price per try was rather high.
Besides, buying ten tries only saved you a single coin. This counted as one of the really expensive ring toss games. Still, he had to admit that the prizes were very tempting: a top-of-the-line Dragonite Computer, microwaves, ovens, and even a sofa set. Even the cheapest items started at five hundred League Coins, so landing a single ring would mean you hadn't lost out.
But when Heath saw that none of the onlookers intended to