The monks had been driven away.
After learning that Sato was Ho-Oh's Envoy, all the monks, including Master Mingguang, obeyed his every word without any resistance.
However, Sato strictly forbade them from spreading the news that he was Ho-Oh's Envoy, not to mention using his name to do anything else.
Sato knew his own affairs very clearly. He knew exactly how he had passed Ho-Oh's trial, so there was no way he would help them do evil.
After trying once to explain Ho-Oh's true intentions to Master Mingguang and the others, Sato gave up on the idea of persuading them further.
"Lord Ho-Oh could never abandon us. Envoy, you must be testing us, right?
"We have waited for hundreds of years, and now we have even found you, Envoy. Doesn't that prove our persistence was worthwhile?"
As he spoke, Master Mingguang's eyes seemed to shine.
The Bell Tower monks' obsession... ran far too deep.
After driving away those unexpected visitors, Sato's life became regular once more.
Although many students still came to watch him teach, both the teachers and Sato himself had gradually grown used to it.
At the same time, after holding his third Public Class, Sato announced that he would no longer teach any more classes. After all, his popularity would eventually decline.
Leaving behind a record future generations could not surpass was better than letting his Public Classes become worse and worse.
Perhaps once Sato broke through to Elite Four level, Rainbow University would formally invite him back, and he could teach another Public Class then.
Sato seemed to have completely become a university student.
Kalos Region, Lumiose City, inside a certain castle.
It was a bright morning. Several free Fletchling streaked across the sky, carefree and at ease.
At that moment, George was in the