After signing the contract, Heath took his Pokémon straight out of the food truck. This was Nami's time now, and she needed to finish renovating his food truck. Just as Heath was wondering how a girl like Nami would handle such complicated renovations, he saw a team of Machoke arrive outside, led by a Machamp. They wore work uniforms marked [Pallet Renovations].
Machamp and Machoke were practically Kanto's go-to movers and renovation workers. Lately, though, some Pokémon from other regions had reportedly joined their ranks, along with Pokémon such as Conkeldurr that had once specialized in this sort of work, putting some competitive pressure on Machoke and Machamp.
Heath couldn't help smiling. In the world of Pokémon, having Pokémon really was a good thing. His business would have to stop for the day, but it was worth it. Heath glanced behind him. The food truck was still the food truck, without any major changes, except for an extra door in its side. That was where Heath had just come out.
The door looked very plain and blended perfectly into the food truck's exterior. There was no way to tell that it was a separate door at all. This was Silph Co.'s cutting-edge technology.
"I wonder if this restaurant can expand outward. If it could unfold onto the ground, it would look a little more normal." Heath rubbed his chin. This space compression technology amazed him a little. It looked almost like Palkia's ability, but that was pretty good too. It didn't take up any extra space at all, making it very useful in busy downtown areas.
Take the Indigo League's magnificent city, for instance. Renting a restaurant this large there would probably cost an enormous amount, but Heath's food truck could avoid that problem. Still, Heath didn't think Silph Co.