Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

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After dealing with these guys, Moon returned to the village with several boxes in his hands. These boxes contained valuable property. Captured materials like these were also one of the sources of income for the mission.

Of course, there were also several leaders of the bandit's nest, and Moon brought them all down. He was particular about his work and wanted to let people see the results after he finished his work. The bandits were hiding in the mountains and forests, and the villagers might not have the courage to go and confirm the situation, so he brought them out.

"Pfft."

After throwing the heads of several bandit leaders directly to the ground, Moon handed the list to the village chief, who took it tremblingly.

He was really a little scared. The child in front of him who always smiled warmly and sunnyly, suddenly made a move with thundering means!

It is possible to arrest and detain these criminals, but this kid actually took ruthless action.
“It’s a bit of a contrast, isn’t it?”

Moon noticed the change in the village chief's expression and asked with a smile.

"Well, this is better. It saves trouble."

The village chief's forehead was sweating a little when he was asked this question. He hesitated for a moment and then gave an answer of affirmation.

"That's right, it saves trouble. Waiting for someone to catch them is a waste of time."

Moon nodded seriously. This was the reason why he acted so cruelly. Maybe some of them did not deserve the death penalty, but they had already become bandits, so there was no point in saying these things.

"That's how it should be, that's how it should be!"

The village chief signed the form and agreed seriously.

He was just a little frightened by this scene at first, but actually he had no sympathy for these bandits at all. They were scum who killed and robbed people, so they should all be killed!
"This is the reward for this mission, Mr. Moon. Do you want to take it now? Or wait for the next one?"

The village chief has already prepared the reward for the task and has no intention of delaying it. This middle-aged man with a weathered face is quite reliable, as can be seen from Juvia's case.

"Let's go together."

Moon didn't want it. He left the confiscated property at the village chief's house. The reason he didn't leave it with Juvia was because he was afraid that money would tempt people and it would be bad if someone took the risk. It would be safer to leave it with the village chief.

Although the village chief was trembling with fear, he still agreed. He couldn't let Moon carry a bunch of things to help them fight Warcraft.

"What kind of monster is that?"

Before leaving, Moon asked casually.

Then, as expected, I saw the village chief with a confused expression on his face.

"I don't know. I only know it's a humanoid monster. It's huge, has sharp claws, and likes to eat meat. Many people died in it, and their bodies were severely eaten by that creature."

The village chief said that the little information he knew was only brought out after many people had died. They had no other choice but to pay a magician.

"learn."

Moon nodded, left the village, and went to look for the monster.

When he came back, he went to see Juvia specifically, talked to the little girl for a few words, and calmed the child's emotions. During the two days he was away, the child had obviously started to worry again because the rain in the village had gotten heavier.

After seeing Moon and being illuminated by the sunlight on Moon, the haze in Juvia's heart was dispelled a little, and the cumulonimbus clouds above the village also became thinner.

It’s quite fun to have this real-time feedback.

Ahem, of course, this isn't fun for Juvia, so I still have to find a way to help her solve this problem as soon as possible.

Otherwise, once we return to Fairy Tail, it won't be a big deal if it rains every day around the guild, and it might be flooded.

While thinking, Moon entered the forest. When he came out again, he was holding a wolf head in his hand.

"Bad luck, nothing."

Muttering to himself, Moon shook his head helplessly. Sure enough, for a mission in a remote place like this, the information was very inaccurate. He thought it was a powerful monster, but it turned out to be just one on the side of the road. He kicked it to death. No wonder he could be so powerful here with that group of bandits.

In a fit of anger, Moon cleared out a few more monsters. In such a remote place, the presence of monsters was indeed quite dangerous. Any one of them could make people's lives very uneasy.

However, Warcraft will not run out of the forest if they have nothing to do. Compared with running outside to attack humans, eating animals in the forest is obviously less dangerous. Only when humans enter their territory will they take the initiative to attack humans to have a taste of the new things.

"It's done. Next time, for this kind of mission, we can just find some small guilds nearby. No need to go so far to Fairy Tail."

After completing the task, Moon kindly reminded the village chief that as a member of "Fairy Tail", he should not say too much, after all, they make a lot of money.

But Moen still reminded them that Fairy Tail was far from here, so if anything happened, they could just find a nearby small guild; they'd arrive faster and resolve minor issues quite easily. "Oh, I see!"

The village chief was stunned. This was the first time their village had hired a wizard, and they hadn't thought too much about it. They just looked for famous ones like "Fairy Tail" and Spectre.

But the fact is, jobs in large guilds that are far away and pay little are really not popular, and it is difficult to get people to come right away.

"Don't run so far next time."

Moon nodded. He had done some research before coming here and found out that there was a Wizard's Guild in a nearby city, although it wasn't very famous.

"Remember, remember."

The village chief nodded repeatedly. He saw that Moon was doing this for their own good. He had a very good impression of this little wizard from Fairy Tail. He was a very capable and kind child, although he was very cruel to the bandits.
"If there's nothing else, I'll take Juvia and leave."

After taking the signed task list, Moon prepared to leave. Juvia was also in the room. She was carrying her luggage in both hands, looking well-behaved and timid. She didn't have much luggage, just a small bag that didn't look like it could hold many clothes.

"Wait a minute! Mr. Moon, this is the reward for two missions."

Seeing that Moon was about to leave with Juvia, the village chief quickly grabbed Moon. He hadn't received the reward yet, and he thought Moon had forgotten about it.

"I don't want the mission reward, you can keep it. When you have time, please help take care of Juvia's parents' graves."

Moon waved his hand, indicating that no reward was needed, and his words made the village chief and Juvia visibly stunned.

“This is what I should do!”

The village chief said righteously.

If it was just because of this, he would not accept it. Moon helped them, so there was no reason for them not to even pay him.

"Then consider it as making up for the damage Juvia has caused the village over the years."

Moon smiled and continued, to be honest, he really looked down upon this reward, which only added up to about 300,000 J. It might be a lot for this village, after all, they lived a hard life, but it was too little for him.

Leaving this money behind can be considered as a good deed. Juvia's parents' graves are still here, and the village chief needs to help take care of them.

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The village chief was silent, then he sighed.

"Mr. Moon, others don't understand, and I don't believe you don't understand either. How does Juvia owe the village anything? It's clearly us who owe her."

After a silent sigh, the village chief spoke seriously. His words made Juvia even more confused. She stood there in a daze, trying to understand what the village chief meant.

"You really do understand."

Moon smiled. The village chief was a kind-hearted and smart man. He protected and cared for Juvia out of morality and because he understood that it was Juvia's ability that protected the village.

"So, I'm very happy that you can help us solve the problems of monsters and bandits, and take Juvia away. This way, we don't have to rely on Juvia to protect the village anymore, and Juvia can go to the world that truly belongs to her."

Looking at Juvia, the village chief smiled kindly and with satisfaction, but his words made Juvia's eyes widen.

"Protect the village? Me? Me?"

Juvia pointed at herself. The little girl looked incredulous. She felt like she was dreaming. Why was the village chief's words so difficult to understand? Was he really talking about her?

"Yes, Juvia. Your abilities did protect the village from bandits and monsters. They should thank you."

Looking at Juvia who looked confused, Moon smiled and spoke. He gave an affirmative answer and explained the reason, which made Juvia's expression quite interesting.

"Of course, it did cause a lot of damage, but everything has a price. This is the price I pay for you protecting the village."

Moon went on to say that it had been raining for several years, and the village had certainly suffered a lot of losses, but compared to being killed by bandits and eaten by monsters, those losses were nothing.

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Juvia's mouth opened wide, still finding it extremely unbelievable.

"Juvia, you never owe anyone anything. Leave with peace of mind and pursue your own life. Become a wizard as good as Mr. Moon!"

Looking at Juvia, the village chief smiled and spoke.

(End of this chapter)