"I-I don't know how to describe it either... roughly like this?" Unexpectedly, Gengar seemed a little hesitant. He could not figure out exactly what he wanted to eat, which gave Heath a few ideas. It seemed that what Gengar wanted was probably something he had only eaten a few times, or perhaps just once, and it was most likely food made by humans. Otherwise, given how clever this Gengar was, Heath felt it should not have been very difficult for him to name what he wanted to eat.
Heath had also noticed that this Gengar was different from other Pokémon. He spoke directly to Heath and Cynthia, something ordinary Pokémon could not do. Even Psychic-type Pokémon such as Ralts and Mew generally communicated through Telepathy rather than speaking aloud, which showed just how unusual Gengar was. The last talking Pokémon Heath had seen was the Meowth by James's side.
It seemed that Meowth was not the only one who could learn human language; some of the cleverer Pokémon could learn it too. That was perfectly normal, though. In his previous life, some intelligent primates had been quite clever even if they could not speak human languages, while birds such as parrots and mynas could learn human speech and say a few words aloud. All the more so for Pokémon, which were even smarter.
But as he looked at the strange dish Gengar had formed with Ghost-type energy, Heath could not help rubbing his chin.
The dish before him looked like noodles, but they were much larger than ordinary noodles without being wide noodles. Judging by their shape and thickness, Heath thought there was a very good chance they were macaroni.
Macaroni-anyone who had watched cartoons such as Garfield knew what it was. It looked a little like noodles, but it