At 130 League Coins per jin, it was hardly cheap, and could even be called somewhat expensive. However, the liquor really was excellent, so Heath agreed to the price. After buying it, Heath handed it to Charizard. The liquor had some weight to it, making it a very good workout for Charizard.
After taking the two large barrels of liquor, Charizard simply carried one in each hand and followed Heath. Heath glanced at Charizard. Its muscles were now full and bulging, making it look very sturdy.
After buying this distinctive liquor, Heath wandered around Eterna City some more and discovered a few more of its unique features, such as its distinctive ruin-themed trinkets and souvenirs. There were even places selling figures of Dialga and the others, which left Heath unsure whether to laugh or cry. Still, the figures here were quite interestingly made.
Almost everything displayed in the shopping mall was very well made. Heath took a look. The most expensive brand among them was called [Model Kit Fan's Happy House], which was quite amusing. Besides those, there were also some even more amusing monstrosity figures.
These so-called monstrosity figures were actually unofficial imitations, homemade bootleg figures. Their defining trait was their poor craftsmanship. The poses and bodies might be passable, but the faces were so bad that you genuinely could not recognize who they were supposed to be. Heath spotted some such figures at a young man's figure stall.
One was a Dialga figure, but its eyes were so enormous that Heath wondered whether Dialga had mounted the Infinite Tsukuyomi's moon on its face. Its smile was also extremely strange, giving off a sense of [it's cackling madly]. At the sight, Heath could not help rubbing his cheeks. He felt like laughing. If Dialga saw how it had turned