Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 114 Saving Lives and Healing the Wounded (Please Subscribe!)
[Ding! Mission triggered!]

[Task name: "Save the dying and the wounded!"

Task content:

Grandma Hilda, the headmistress of the girls' dormitory, is in danger! Save her! Let her survive!
Task progress:

Saving Granny Hilda (Unfinished)
Mission Reward: Skill Experience Book]

The system popped up a task and told Moon who was sitting in the carriage.

"boom!"

"Diamond Star Fist!"

Moon threw a punch, and the biting cold wind howled, freezing the two frightened horses instantly. However, the carriage still rushed down the cliff due to inertia, directly knocking the two horses into a pile of broken ice.

"That looks like Mr. Lazio's carriage!"

The coachman exclaimed, he finally noticed the logo on the carriage, the logo on the carriage was the same as the one he was driving, obviously it also belonged to Mr. Lazio.

"call!"

The carriage fell off a cliff, leaving the driver looking very sad.

"Gah!"

However, the next second the coachman was no longer sad. The sound of crows was heard, and then the carriage was pulled up from the cliff. A group of crows pulled the carriage up and flew away.

The pitch-black crows were large and powerful, and more than a dozen of them pulled or pushed the carriage up the cliff.

"Clang."

The carriage landed on the cliff again, and the crows scattered and flew onto Moon, disappearing. Moon collected all of them into the system space. Yes, these crows controlled by him could also be collected into the system space, which made it convenient to use.

[Ding! Mission "Rescue the wounded" completed!]

Mission progress: Save Granny Hilda (Completed)

Do you want to receive the mission reward? 】

The system popped up the task settlement, and Moon directly received the task reward.

Moon now has two skill experience books in his hands, which can directly increase the proficiency of a skill by 300 points.

Moen is sometimes very troubled. It would be better if this skill experience book could be divided into (beginner), (intermediate) and (advanced) levels.
That way, it would be easy to use, as you could use the experience book of the same level for the skill you were using. However, the current experience book, which is universal across all levels, felt like a huge loss when used on elementary skills. After all, the more advanced a skill is, the more difficult it becomes to master.
Putting the matter of the skill experience book aside, Moon came to the carriage and began to check the situation. The coachman was gone. I wonder if he jumped off the carriage directly because he saw the situation was not good.

After pulling open the trunk curtain, Moon looked inside the carriage and saw an old woman. The old woman was huddled in the corner of the carriage, with a look of fear on her face. When she saw that it was Moon who opened the door, the old woman's expression froze.

"Grandma Hilda? Why are you here?"

Looking at Grandma Hilda, Moon asked with a look of "surprise", as if he really didn't know who was inside.

"Little Moen? Did you save me?"

Grandma Hilda looked terrified, but after seeing Moon, her emotions gradually calmed down.

"Yes, it's me. I just happened to be passing by here."

Moon nodded and helped Grandma Hilda down from the carriage. The old woman was very short, about the same height as Grandpa Makarov.

"Thanks for coming."

Grandma Hilda rubbed her body. Apart from falling a few times, she didn't suffer any other injuries. However, she was frightened. Hilda almost thought she was going to die. She still had something to give to Erza.
"Thank you so much, little Morn."

Thinking of this, Grandma Hilda thanked Moon again.

"You don't have to be so polite, Grandma Hilda. This is what I should do. Could you please not stop me from going to the girls' dormitory next time?"

Moon had a smile on his face and started joking with Grandma Hilda.

"No way! It was one thing for you to go to the girls' dormitory when you were little, but you're a big kid now and you can't just go in there anymore." Grandma Hilda firmly refused Moen's unreasonable request.

In the past, when Moon was a child, she didn't stop him from going to the girls' dormitory, but now that they have grown up, she certainly can't let him do that anymore. She doesn't care what others think, but she will definitely not let boys over the age of six enter the girls' dormitory casually.

"This is a life-saving grace!"

Moon smiled and emphasized that it had been several years since he last entered the girls' dormitory. Grandma Hilda's management was very strict.

"Then you might as well throw me down now!"

On matters of principle, Grandma Hilda was very firm. She stood firm and was not at all "threatened" by Moon.

"You are still the best, mother-in-law!"

Moon smiled and shook his head, and stopped joking with his mother-in-law. Within a few words, Hilda's condition had almost recovered, and she had obviously recovered from her previous state.

"Mother-in-law, where is the driver of your carriage?"

Moon changed the subject. He looked back and didn't see the driver catching up. Could it be that he was injured when he jumped off the car?
"Maybe he fell off a cliff."

Grandma Hilda sighed. The driver had just screamed, and he might have jumped out of the car by mistake and rolled down the cliff.

She had nothing much to say about the driver jumping off the car. He was doing it for his life. He jumped off the car when he felt he could no longer control himself. Although this was very unprofessional, it was not surprising in the face of life and death.

If the driver were still alive, he would definitely be punished, but since he is already dead, there is nothing to say.

"Mother-in-law, please take my carriage back."

The two frightened horses were broken into pieces and without a driver, so Grandma Hilda naturally had no way to go back. So Moon gave her his carriage, which originally belonged to Mr. Lazio.

"You still have things to do, don't you? Don't delay your work. I'll just wait here for a while. Maybe a carriage will pass by soon, and I can just take it. I'm just an old woman, and no one will take advantage of me."

Grandma Hilda refused, saying that she didn't want to cause trouble for Moon and couldn't let her affairs affect Moon's ability to go out and do commissions.

"It's okay. I'm not in a hurry, and we're almost there. I can go there by myself. I have the means to get there quickly."

Moon smiled and waved his hand, and four big crows appeared.

Under the gaze of Grandma Hilda and the coachman, Morn jumped up and stepped on two of the crows, while the other two grabbed his shoulders. The four crows flapped their wings and took him flying.

"You guys go back, I'll leave first."

Moon waved to Grandma Hilda, then directly controlled the crows to fly up. He controlled the four big crows as easily as with his own arms, with almost no delay. It felt like playing a game of controlling an airplane.

But to be honest, flying like this is not very comfortable. Moon was almost blown away and had to consume more magic power to resist.

If he had known earlier, he should have built a "basket" that could shelter him from the wind and rain, and let the crows pull it as it flew. He could sit leisurely in it and drink some tea when he had nothing to do. It was so comfortable.

However, there is no way to store external objects into the system space, which is not very convenient. And using the materials for making and repairing holy clothes to create such a thing is a bit of a waste.

Moon was lost in thought, and soon he arrived at his destination.

Moon, who fell from the sky stepping on two big crows, was naturally particularly eye-catching. After seeing his appearance clearly, the crowd was in an uproar again, obviously recognizing him.

Moon's popularity is at its peak right now, so naturally he can cause a stir wherever he goes. It is no exaggeration to say "Who in the world doesn't know Junhe?" He himself still underestimated his own fame, so he was surrounded by the crowd.

Outside the crowd, in a rather luxurious carriage, a blond girl dressed exquisitely and elegantly opened the curtains and looked out.

"Uncle Dele, who is that outside?"

The little girl was not very old, about ten years old. She asked the coachman curiously. She was obviously a well-educated noble lady and was very polite to the coachman.

"Miss Lucy, it seems to be that Morn Dolea."

The driver's voice came in, and Lucy's eyes lit up.

(End of this chapter)