Would Magic Spirits accustomed to freedom develop rebellious tendencies?
Would Magic Spirits who had mastered knowledge become indecisive?
If Magic Spirits became unsuited for battle because of this, then wouldn't everything done for their sake be putting the cart before the horse?
Dark had, at times, harbored such concerns as well.
But since he had already done it, he would not regret it because of that.
During his most difficult times, if not for the companionship of the Magic Spirits, he likely would not have been able to hold on until now.
Now that everything had gotten better.
He could not forget the companions of the past.
Embrace the past, and look toward new life.
As for whether what he had done was right?
The Magic Spirits would give him the answer.
Meowth descended from the tenth floor of the Spiral Clock Tower with increasingly cheerful steps.
The moment it obtained the Sorting Card, it could no longer suppress its excitement.
The more it received a basic education, the more it understood the importance of money.
Whatever it wanted, it could buy as long as it had enough money.
"Greed" was not a bad thing.
What was bad was greed without temperance.
It would earn money through its own efforts, then use the money it earned to buy everything it wanted.
The richest among the Magic Spirits right now were Miltank, DemiDevimon, and Shuckle, but Meowth would soon take that title!
It glanced at the DemiDevimon catching up behind it and suddenly sneered inwardly.
"How could a pitiful bat that can only earn fixed tips by running errands possibly compare to a Meowth?"
Thinking of that made it even happier.
It took Meowth very little time to descend the Spiral Clock Tower. Its feet flew, and in the blink