Heath happily contacted Lugia's parents. When she learned that her child missed her, Lugia's mother grew excited. Heath felt that if he were not in Cerulean City, Lugia's parents would probably have wanted to fly straight above his food truck in their true forms and take their child away. Still, they said they would be there soon and asked Heath to look after Little Lugia a little longer, apologizing for the trouble. Heath cheerfully agreed. As for payment for looking after Little Lugia, Heath asked the couple for Purple-ringed Octopuses, and they readily agreed.
"Is Lugia leaving?" Zoroark had naturally overheard the conversation, too. She looked at Heath somewhat gloomily as she asked. Heath gave her a strange look. What was with this little one? Lugia's parents were bound to take Lugia away sooner or later. Although everyone online said he was Lugia's Trainer, a Legendary Pokémon Trainer, Heath was not actually a Legendary Pokémon Trainer. He was merely helping Lugia's parents look after their runaway child. He had never really considered himself a Legendary Pokémon Trainer.
"Yes, the little one's been away from home for so long. It's time to go back." Heath himself was actually very much in favor of Lugia going home. After all, although Lugia was very safe in his food truck, the problem was that Lugia was still a young Legendary Pokémon, and would inevitably attract some attention from people with ulterior motives. It would be very troublesome if something bad happened, so Heath thoroughly approved of Lugia leaving his place and returning to his parents.
At least then, if Lugia really did encounter any bad people, his parents would be there to help him deal with those problems.
"Aw, this little one's actually pretty talented at games. I taught him to play Super Smash