Although Mew was his Pokémon and Heath had the right to decide what to do with the stone, and Mew probably would not object, Heath still left the decision to Mew. He was not worried that Mew would be reluctant to part with it, either. He knew his Mew's personality all too well: playful and curious, interested in everything, but rarely interested for long. Mew had spent some time learning handicrafts with Kirlia before, but soon gave up and went back to playing games with Zoroark. Of all the other Pokémon, Zoroark could be said to be the one Mew got along with best.
Things turned out much as Heath had expected. Mew handed the Mega Stone straight to Zoroark, who excitedly put it away. She could feel that her ability to construct illusions seemed to have reached another level. The only regret was that Heath did not have a Mega Bracelet and could not Mega Evolve Zoroark. Otherwise, he could have Mega Evolved her right away and witnessed her brand-new form.
"That little Zoroark sure is lucky." Heath glanced at his other Pokémon. Come to think of it, among all his Pokémon, the few that did not have Mega Stones in the anime and games should only be... No, rather, only Charizard and Kirlia had Mega Stones. The others, such as Zoroark, Farfetch'd, Snorlax, and Mew, had none, while Charizard even had two kinds of Mega Stones. A popular Pokémon indeed.
"Heath, what's Mega?" Kirlia asked curiously. As they walked, Heath explained it to her, and Kirlia nodded as she listened. She was a Pokémon who had already evolved once, so her comprehension and learning abilities had improved considerably, allowing her to understand what Heath was talking about.
"Then can I Mega Evolve too?" Kirlia was very curious about