All Heath could say was that customers came in every variety imaginable. He was not particularly surprised; after everything he had experienced, he had become much calmer about it. Still, someone wanting to die at his place gave him a headache. After all, she was a young girl, and it would be such a shame for her to die like that.
Besides, Heath did not want something like that happening in his Food Truck. It would definitely affect the other customers' meals.
"Trainer, why did that girl stop eating again?" Zoroark asked curiously. Heath rubbed his nose and, after hesitating for a while, decided to give Zoroark a reminder.
"Zoroark, if you run into customers who look really upset or seem lifeless in the future, let me know." Heath was glad he had returned quickly. If Farfetch'd had served that girl the prawns and her two friends had failed to stop her, the Officer Jennys would probably have already arrived by the time he returned.
Fortunately, the situation was not too serious now. The girl had been all right in the end, after all, which left Heath considerably relieved.
"Oh, okay!" Zoroark nodded, only half understanding. Heath said nothing more to her and instead attended to his customers. Once they had left, he closed the door and hung up the closed sign, bringing the day's business to an end. Although Farfetch'd could not quite handle everything alone yet, this still counted as a good start.
"Huh? That's right. If I let Farfetch'd serve the customers alone tomorrow, would that complete the quest?" Heath grew interested. The great step for a Pokémon Chef did not specify what kind of food service was required to complete the quest. In that case, it should also be possible to have Farfetch'd complete it while