"Well, that problem you mentioned is actually very simple. Just cut it into small pieces." Heath shrugged. Grilling a Slowpoke's tail was not particularly complicated. After all, although Slowpoke was a Water-type Pokémon, that did not mean its tail was full of water. Slowpoke had flesh and blood too, so he only needed to treat its tail like any normal ingredient. The only issue was probably the relatively high water content in its meat, so Heath needed to find a way to grill the tail that would achieve the result he wanted.
What was a Slowpoke's tail like? Heath thought it was actually much like a pig's tail, only bigger. Once cut open, it looked much the same as an ordinary pig's tail, just with a little more moisture. Heath had no intention of grilling all that moisture out, either. Although too much water in meat could be troublesome, putting it to good use could actually produce some very tasty grilled meat.
"Slowpoke tail looks pretty much like ordinary meat." May leaned over for a curious look, showing no fear of the bloody liquid at all. Heath nodded at her words. That was certainly true. Heath felt that, if their identity as Pokémon and their intelligence were set aside, most Pokémon were actually very ordinary creatures, no different from regular animals. Of course, that was provided their powerful abilities and intelligence were not taken into account. Some Pokémon possessed very unusual intelligence, and some even formed organizations resembling social hierarchies. It could be called a very distinctive culture.
But apart from that, Pokémon were living creatures too, so naturally they had flesh and blood, except for Ghost-type Pokémon and Pokémon of types such as Steel and Rock.
By then, Heath had finished cutting up the Slowpoke tail, but the question