Heath looked at the inexplicable honorary title and could not help taking a deep breath. That person really did have very unusual kinks. Heath had never imagined he would encounter something this bizarre, and it left him wanting to complain.
"Forget it. This honorary title doesn't seem to do anything anyway, and I'm the only one who can see it." Heath sighed. That counted as a silver lining.
Just as Heath was about to continue cooking for the next customer, he keenly noticed what seemed to be another line of text beneath the honorary title. He paused, then narrowed his eyes, trying hard to make out the lettering.
"Anyone who holds... this title... is more likely to attract maids." Heath froze for a moment after reading it. The text was exceptionally small; if his eyesight had not been good, he probably would not have seen it at all.
Attracting maids would normally have been something to be very happy about, but when he thought of all those muscular "maids" approaching him, Heath felt an urge to drop dead on the spot.
"Hopefully not. Surely that won't happen?" Heath shook his head uncertainly. He felt he would have been better off not seeing those words just now; then his state of mind would not have been affected, though sooner or later he would have noticed that something was wrong.
"Excuse me, sir. Do you have a moment?" At the unfamiliar voice, Heath looked up. A girl wearing a black-and-white nun's habit was smiling at him.
"Ah, sorry. I'm not religious." Heath waved a hand. The Pokémon world had churches too, which really was strange. Still, the deities worshipped by the churches here were quite unusual as well. Some worshipped Arceus, others worshipped Ho-Oh, and Heath had even seen one that worshipped