Dr. Fuji? Heath rubbed his chin. He seemed to have come across that name somewhere before, but his memory of it was not particularly clear. After all, the Kanto Region was the setting of the first-generation games. Although Heath had played through their story, to be honest, his memories of it were not all that vivid. He only remembered the more important plot points, and Cinnabar Island had not left much of an impression on him. He only remembered a building with some blocked passages, plenty of NPCs to earn experience from, and some items to pick up. Finally, he had to obtain something before he could challenge the Gym there.
Fortunately, this world had the internet too, so Heath simply took out his phone and searched online. With that search, he found the person he was looking for: Dr. Fuji.
"Dr. Fuji, a renowned Pokémon scholar who proposed that Mew was the ancestor of all Pokémon and has conducted outstanding research into Pokémon genetics." Heath read the information on his phone, then raised his eyebrows. Dr. Fuji really was an impressive figure. At the very least, Heath rarely saw anyone like him. He could only say that Dr. Fuji was close to Professor Oak's level, except that the two professors researched different fields.
If Professor Oak's research covered a broad range of subjects, then Dr. Fuji specialized in Pokémon genetics. Dr. Fuji had proposed many theories about genetics, but Heath could not understand any of them. After all, he was just a chef, not a Pokémon researcher. Otherwise, Heath might have tried reading Dr. Fuji's major works.
But looking at the titles of the papers in his profile, which were bewildering just to look at, Heath abandoned the idea. Compared with someone like this, Heath could be called a