My Restaurant in the Pokémon World
Chapter 180

How Pokémon and Humans Coexisted

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Pokémon and humans had lived in harmony for so long that people had already discovered some of the unusual things about Pokémon. Although people had initially treated Pokémon as monsters, their subsequent time together proved that Pokémon were even smarter than humans had imagined.

Over time, humans and Pokémon came to live in harmony, and catching Pokémon as partners became perfectly normal. Among them, some intelligent Pokémon who were less willing to be caught by humans discovered another way to survive in the human world, which was...

Working.

After all, every Pokémon had its strengths. Out at sea, even the most experienced captains needed to listen to Water-type Pokémon, as well as Flying-type Pokémon. As a result, Pokémon such as Wingull, which frequently appeared at sea, became Pokémon that almost every sailor had.

Next came Pokémon such as Wailmer.

Using Wingull to sense approaching storms and severe weather had already become something people took for granted. The same applied to the Officer Jennys' Growlithe and Arcanine, and the Ponyta, Poliwhirl, and other Pokémon that fire crews brought along. Fire-type Pokémon such as Ponyta were used to charge into fires to rescue people, while Poliwhirl were responsible for spraying water to put out the flames.

Perhaps it was precisely because Pokémon were so active that far fewer people died in accidents in this world than in his previous life. Most people's deaths were still connected to things such as murder or crime.

"Yes, Farfetch'd is an excellent chef. He also made the Crab Roe Soup Dumplings you ate yesterday." Heath smiled, taking the opportunity to point out the matter of yesterday's Crab Roe Soup Dumplings. With those dumplings as a precedent, Morty's expression became considerably calmer.

Wasn't it just a Farfetch'd working as a chef? What was so strange about that?

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