Heath had once heard a saying: even after someone was gone from the scene, legends of them would remain. What Heath felt now was much the same. After all, he was no longer even in Viridian City, yet Officer Jenny Aya, that veteran of dirty jokes, had still managed to screw him over.
Still, Officer Jenny Aya probably hadn't expected Officer Jenny Jing to actually believe her. After all, Aya was notorious in Viridian City for her dirty jokes. Even so, when she joked with people she didn't know well, she would always add something like "that's not true" or "I'm joking" afterward to stop anyone from actually believing her. The Jennys all knew very well that spreading rumors was wrong.
But one look at Officer Jenny Jing told Heath that she had probably been so shocked when she heard it that she immediately thought of him and missed what came afterward.
After Heath reminded her, Officer Jenny Jing's face instantly flushed red. She suddenly remembered that Officer Jenny Aya did indeed seem to have said she was joking yesterday, but Jing hadn't caught that part and had taken it seriously.
Officer Jenny Jing stopped, her face red. Heath could see a fairly large mountain ahead. Although it was fairly large, it didn't look all that big. Heath thought that with a mountain like this, building around it or changing the route should work well enough. Still, he knew the designers were professionals. All he needed to do was try his best to win this competition.
"Jing, where are we going for the singing contest?" Heath asked curiously, looking at the hill and forest ahead in confusion.
What did the Pokémon world have the most of? Plants. That would have been Heath's immediate answer. After all, vegetation coverage in the