Heath propped his chin on his hand and looked helplessly at Lugia before him. He had never expected Lugia to catch him just as he was about to close up for the day. Yet Lugia, who said she had come to eat, wore a deeply thoughtful expression, apparently pondering some question. All of this had started because Heath had casually asked what she wanted to eat.
"Miss, have you decided yet?" Heath looked helplessly at Lugia. She had been thinking for a full ten minutes, but she still had not settled the question. That left Heath feeling rather helpless. It was already dark, yet Lugia still had not decided what she wanted to eat. Heath even wondered whether she suffered from indecisiveness. Otherwise, surely she would not need to think for so long? He felt he could have played an entire match of ARAM in that time.
"Hmm, I actually want to eat something... that conveys the passage of time, and then the feeling of something blooming for only an instant," Lugia said, looking deeply troubled. Heath was stunned by her request. He really had not expected what Lugia wanted to eat to be so philosophical. If she had not looked so serious, Heath thought he probably would have suggested that she consider finding Dialga and taking a bite.
Perhaps Dialga could give Lugia that unique experience. Still, seeing how troubled she looked, Heath could not help rubbing his chin. Lugia's request was certainly difficult in one sense, but in another, it was not all that hard. At least for Heath, something that seemed a little philosophical like this was not so difficult to make.
"But miss, why did you have this idea?" Heath thought about the ingredients he had bought that day and already had a fairly clear idea