Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 94 The Magic Council? Nothing but dust! (Please subscribe!)

"Makarov, come up and tell us how to deal with the people of the Magic Council."

After everyone discussed various policies for a while and formulated the general direction for everyone to move forward together, Obama directly called Makarov's name.

Everyone looked at Makarov, with smiles in their eyes. As the person who had the most dealings with the Magic Council in the entire Kingdom of Fiore, Makarov deserved to be able to give a solo speech.

In the entire Kingdom of Fiore, no one knows how to deal with the Magic Council better than him.

"Crack~"

Makarov's snot bubble burst and he fell forward, then stopped immediately. He rubbed his eyes and looked at Moon.

"Moen, is the meeting over?"

Makarov asked, having fallen asleep early, just minutes after Oba Barbasma began to speak.

"How can it be over? You haven't even given your speech yet."

Moen smiled helplessly, but he could understand Grandpa Makarov being sleepy. Grandma Oba was just too talkative! She kept mumbling and her topics were always divergent.

Not to mention Makarov, if Moon hadn't come here for the first time, and if he hadn't been very curious about the content of the meeting, he would have probably fallen asleep long ago.

“Oh yeah, speech!”

After Moon's reminder, Makarov also reacted. He stood up and went on stage, not caring at all about everyone's smiling eyes.

Makarov walked up to the podium and exchanged seats with Oba. Both of them were short, so Makarov used the stool that Oba was standing on. Otherwise, Makarov would have to use magic to become taller.

Standing on the podium, Makarov quickly got into the state. He cleared his throat and began to recall the speech he had prepared before, but he couldn't remember a single word. After a good night's sleep, he had completely forgotten the manuscript.

So Makarov started to express himself freely. He didn't have a speech manuscript, so he could only express himself freely at this time.

"Ahem, regarding the Magic Council, I only want to emphasize three points here."

Seeing that everyone was looking at him, Makarov spoke with a serious expression.

“First, as long as you obey the law, you don’t have to be afraid of them.

Second, put your guildmates first in everything. If necessary, it doesn't matter if you break some rules. Just accept the fines and penalties afterwards.

Third, try to get as many people as possible into the Council so they can help out if anything happens. As a neutral magical nation with a large number of wizard guilds, our Kingdom of Fiore should have greater influence on the Magic Council."

Makarov said whatever he thought, which made Moon's eyelids twitch. If the people in the Magic Council heard this speech, Grandpa Makarov would definitely write a self-criticism again.

"No, why don't you follow the script?!"
Moon couldn't help but hold his forehead with his hand. The manuscript he prepared at the beginning was not written like this!

He had seen the speech before, and the content in the speech was very normal. It seemed that Sister Ai Luo was responsible for drafting it, which was very harmonious.

The main content was about how their local guild alliance should cooperate with the Magic Council to better manage the Magician Guild of the Kingdom of Fiore. The wording was quite official and there would be no mistakes. Makarov only had to read it.

As a result, Makarov did not follow the script at all, but made outrageous remarks on his own. He was sincere, but he was also very disrespectful!

“Makarov! You can’t just say things like that!” Oba Barbasoma couldn’t help but speak up from the side. It’s one thing for you Fairy Tail people to mess around, but don’t drag everyone else into it. After all, not all magic guilds have the same foundation as Fairy Tail.

"Uh, I'm just saying it casually."

Makarov didn't say much. After making these three points, he simply walked down from the podium, as if he had finished his speech.

Under the shocked gazes of the crowd, the old man slowly returned to his seat with his hands behind his back, looking like a hermit.

As for the Magic Council, most wizard guilds mainly cooperate with it. Anyway, the Council will not interfere with the management of the front line. As long as they do not violate the rules and regulations set by the Council, they will not care at all. Not every guild deals with the Magic Council as frequently as "Fairy Tail".

Most wizard guilds contact the Magic Council usually for joint missions or to provide information about dark guilds. Trivial matters usually do not alarm the Magic Council at all.

Therefore, Makarov's shocking remarks truly shocked many guild leaders. Is this how the major guilds treat the Magic Council? They're so disrespectful?!
In fact, this is not too much of a disrespect. After all, Makarov also emphasized the need to abide by various rules and regulations. Except in fierce battles, there is really no way to ignore them.

Fairy Tail is such a troublemaker, but it was only scolded by the Magic Council and Makarov was only asked to write a self-criticism.

The most crucial reason is that they are actually very "sensible" and only cause some problems such as "the fierce battle affects too large a range".

It sounds very serious, and in fact the damage caused is indeed serious, but this does not involve any real issues of principle.

What is the real issue of principle?
Wars broke out between guilds, harming civilians.

These things are slides that absolutely cannot be touched. Even if it is a large guild, if it touches them, it will be severely punished. It is normal to disband the guild, expel the guild, and label it as a dark guild.

This is also why the Dark Guild is the Dark Guild. What they do is always crossing the bottom line.

"If you, Fairy Tail, keep messing around like this, you'll eventually be labeled a dark guild, and then we'll all come together to crush you!"

Grandma Obama was standing on the podium, very angry about Makarov's outrageous remarks. Originally, after Makarov came up and said a few words, the meeting was almost over, and she had successfully completed her hosting task.

As a result, Makarov came up and defecated a big thing, which made her, the manager, very embarrassed. If this matter gets out, don't let them, the Snake Princess Scales, be implicated, because they have always abided by the law.

Moreover, she was still working on selecting the "Ten Holy Wizards" for Jura Reikis, and she couldn't afford to offend the Magic Council.

Look at Gildarts from "Fairy Tail". He is so powerful, but he has never had a "status". This must be related to the bad reputation of "Fairy Tail"!
Oba Barbasma thought so in her heart. If she was not afraid of the bad influence, she felt that the Magic Council would be eager to strip Makarov of his title of "Ten Holy Wizards", but of course this was impossible.

First of all, there is Makarov himself. He is so famous and is a true veteran legend. No one can insult him lightly. Secondly, the third point Makarov just said is too true. It is indeed useful to put people into the Magic Council!

There are members of the current Magic Council who are from Fairy Tail and often speak up for Fairy Tail.

Although she complained and criticized Makarov, Oba Barbasma actually did not think there was anything wrong with what Makarov said. She could only say that these things were not suitable to be said openly.

Makarov didn't care at all about Oba's complaints. Let's put it this way, even if the people in the Magic Council had ten thousand guts, they would not dare to label "Fairy Tail" as a dark guild, because that would affect the order of the entire Kingdom of Fiore.

After this little incident, apart from some shock to the presidents present at the meeting, there was no other impact.

Obama made a simple conclusion with a sour face, and then announced the official end of this routine meeting.

Normally, there should be a banquet after the regular meeting, but this time there was obviously no banquet, so everyone just packed up their things and left.

(End of this chapter)