When Heath came out with the still-groggy Ralts and Zoroark, Farfetch'd still looked worried. Heath did not pay it much mind, though. A few more experiences like this would sort it out. Everyone felt a little nervous the first time they did anything, but after doing it long enough, they would realize it was nothing much, and naturally would no longer feel nervous.
"Good morning, Charizard. Mew, you're here too?" Heath yawned, greeted Charizard, who was exercising, then looked curiously at Mew nearby. Mew was holding something like a deck of playing cards, though Heath had no idea what Mew was doing.
"I'm studying something fun." Mew established a telepathic connection with Heath directly, flew over excitedly, and showed him what was in its hands. Heath froze for a moment when he saw it. He actually knew what it was. After all, his classmates had played with these before: Tarot Cards, something used for divination.
Tarot card divination was another occult practice that had spread from abroad. In this world, however, divination was actually quite popular, although rather than using tarot cards, one would be better off finding Psychic-type Pokémon and asking them to try predicting a future related to oneself.
However, not every Psychic-type Pokémon could successfully predict the future, and even those that could mostly saw vague fragments. Even their descriptions were ambiguous, often just combinations of words, such as "overpass" and "blind man." Someone might think it meant they would go blind after crossing an overpass, only to discover that it meant they would be scammed by a blind man beneath one.
That also gave occult practices like tarot card divination room to survive. Tarot cards had developed much the same way in this world as in his previous life. Heath had seen people setting up roadside