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I'll search #34 Sammi's Cafe (Abandoned)
You come to Sammi's Cafe at the abandoned southeast outskirts of town. You're not sure who Sammi was, but it seems like they tried to make a quiet little restaurant away from all the hustle and bustle going on in the center of town and create a place that got a better view of nature instead.

The wooden and metal sign for Sammi's Cafe is cracked in half and you can just barely make out the letters. It also used to be painted green and white, but most of that has come off also. It also seems like there used to be a stone pathway leading from the road to the restaurant's front door, but it has become overgrown with weeds while the stones have been slowly crumbling apart over the years.

The cafe itself is small and very much like a diner for Pokémon. There used to be large windows here, likely to take in the view, but they've been heavily boarded up. Meanwhile, the wood has been cracking and the metal supports have been rusting for a while now.

You come to the front door, and you find it seems to be locked, but the original lock of the door was ripped out and replaced with something else somewhat recently, which seems suspicious. However, considering how infrequently this abandoned cafe is visited these days, you're not surprised barely anyone has noticed it.

You take a closer look at the lock, and you see two empty flower-shaped sockets by the door handle. There seems to be an inscription here, also:

"For life is like a fleeting flower, beginning with the white of life and ending with the black of death."

Locked Door: {Sammi's Cafe Locked Front Door, White Flower Slot, Black Flower Slot} has been noted in the Team Records.

You decide to search the exterior of the building, but you don't find any back door or alternative entrance. It also seems like nothing was buried here recently, though some of the disturbances in the ground seem to imply there were other Pokémon long after the building had been boarded up and abandoned.