But Heath soon calmed down. Ash did not have a Viridian Fruit, after all. He really did not, and nowhere in the entire story had it said that Ash possessed the Viridian Force, which also proved that this thing really had little to do with him. Giving Cynthia a Viridian Fruit was no big deal. Ash would have opportunities of his own in the future anyway. That thought put Heath much more at ease, so he smiled and offered the fruit to Cynthia. Cynthia was still a little confused, but then Heath asked her for a hundred-League-Coin note before finally handing it over.
"Dig in, customer," Heath said with a chuckle. The quest was finally about to be completed.
Cynthia gave Heath a puzzled look, though she was not particularly surprised by her boyfriend doing strange things like this from time to time. Farfetch'd's gaze, however, made her a little uncomfortable, because he was watching her curiously. Heath knew why Farfetch'd was looking at Cynthia like that, though. He had to be curious about the ingredient in her hand.
Heath had now trained Farfetch'd into a qualified chef. Once he finished the chef quest, Heath could try letting Farfetch'd open a shop. That might be a good choice. After all, Farfetch'd's cooking was very good now; he just did not know whether Farfetch'd had any interest in being a head chef.
As for Heath himself, he had no regrets. He did not covet the Viridian Force, after all. Getting it would naturally be ideal, but not getting it was fine too. Heath did not mind. The Viridian Force was only so much use anyway, and he did not particularly need it. For Cynthia, however, possessing the Viridian Force would allow her to reach even greater heights. Heath was very curious