Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 99 The Legend of the Rain Woman (Please Subscribe!)

"I'm here for revenge! I will challenge that Morn on behalf of the Phantom Ruler!"

After realizing this, Gajeel immediately became arrogant. He shouted loudly, wishing everyone could hear him.

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The two staff members looked at each other and saw surprise in each other's eyes.

"Just you?"

One of them was more honest and asked directly what was in his heart.

"You look down on me?!"

The attitude of this staff member made Gajeel jump up. He glared in anger and tried his best to control his temper. He really wanted to punch the guy in front of him and send him flying!
"Ahem, little brother, can you beat your guild leader?"

Gajeel's angry look made the staff member take a step back guiltily, but he still planned to give a kind reminder.

"Can't beat it."

Gajeel was stunned for a moment, then answered honestly.

This answer is not surprising. The two staff members are from Magnolia and they must be on Moon's side. They don't think there is anyone as powerful as Moon. At least this guy in strange clothes doesn't seem to be like him.
"Then how dare you come here?"

The two staff members asked what was really in their mind.

"Never mind yourselves! Tell me where he went! After I defeat him, all of you will understand how powerful I am!"

Gajeel was almost at his limit and he yelled in irritation, looking like he was about to attack, but the boy didn't have much patience.

"He left in the same car we just took. We don't know where he went. Maybe you can go to Fairy Tail and ask."

A wise man never suffers a loss in front of him, so the two staff members immediately chose to give in.

Although the guy in front of them was just a kid in his early teens, if he really went crazy, they wouldn't be able to handle him. They should just leave this troublesome guy to Fairy Tail.

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Gajeel felt very annoyed. This was a development he had not expected. When he thought about having to continue taking the train to chase that Moon, he felt uncomfortable all over again!

Gajeel couldn't help but start to wonder, after such a long journey, even if he caught up with Moon, would he really have the energy left to fight with Moon?

Unlike Gajeel who was in a very uncomfortable situation, Moon took the bus all the way to the station easily and then called a carriage.

Although the means of transportation in this world are not that developed, they can still bring some convenience to traveling. The Dragon Slayer's motion sickness problem is indeed quite serious, and it is very inconvenient to travel far to complete missions.

Sitting in the carriage, Moon couldn't help but think of Laxus. His brother was really able to hold on and didn't let anyone find out.

"Young sir, we've arrived."

Soon, the carriage took Moon to the entrance of the target village. Hearing the driver's words, Moon opened the door and got off the carriage.

"It's raining."

Moon stretched out his hand, and the drizzle fell on his palm.

"Young Master, don't you know? The weather in this place has been rainy for the past few years. It's said that there's a rain girl here. I've never seen her, but she seems real."

The driver, who had already changed direction, told the rumor with a smile on his face. It was obvious that he just regarded it as a joke. What kind of rain girl could make the weather so cloudy and rainy all the time?
"Rain Girl?"

Moon frowned. His first reaction was magic, but he also felt it was outrageous. How strong a talent must one have to be able to affect the surrounding weather for several years?
But apart from magic, it's hard to find any other explanation for this natural phenomenon. Could it be that I've offended the Dragon King? The key is that the Dragon King of this world doesn't seem to care about rain!

Moon stepped into the village. No matter why, it confirmed his previous thoughts. This village could still stand in this location, which meant it was really something.

"Where did this kid come from? Why did he end up here?"

After Moon entered the village, he immediately attracted the attention of the villagers. A stranger coming to the village would inevitably be discovered.

"Is the village chief here? I'm a wizard from Fairy Tail. I've accepted your request and asked the village chief to come over to confirm the procedures."

Looking at the villagers who gathered together vigilantly, Moon spoke directly. It seemed that these villagers were not living well. He had a hunch that it would be difficult to get the reward this time, mainly because he was embarrassed to accept it.

Of course, whether to accept the money or not depends on the attitude of the villagers. If the villagers have to scrape together money to pay him, Moon generally won't accept it. But if they just want to refuse, I'm sorry, Moon has to accept it.

Their main tactic is to respond to gentle persuasion but not force. "A Fairy Tail mage? Fairy Tail accepted the request?! But why send a little kid?!"

After hearing what Moon said, the villagers made a commotion. They looked at Moon with suspicion in their eyes. This was a look that Moon had not experienced for a long time recently.

I don't know why, but I felt a little familiar with him. Sure enough, people in this remote corner didn't know him!
But from another perspective, even people in such remote areas know to go to "Fairy Tail" to submit requests for help, which also proves the popularity of "Fairy Tail" in the Kingdom of Fiore.

This kind of fame made the villagers wonder why it was a child who came, but they still sent someone to call the village chief over.

Moon waited quietly without explaining anything. He was silently sensing the drizzle. It did feel strange, but it didn't seem to be caused entirely by magic.

"It feels like entering the Hidden Rain Village."
Moon complained in his heart, but the village chief didn't let him wait for long and came over quickly. He was a middle-aged man who looked quite honest. He was a bit old and had a puzzled look on his face.

"Young man, are you a wizard from Fairy Tail?"

Looking at Moen, the village chief asked hesitantly.

"Yes! That's the feeling!"
Moon smiled in his heart, then introduced himself:

"Yes, Morn Dorea, the grandson of the Fairy Tail president."

As soon as the title of "President's grandson" is brought up, it will immediately have a certain effect and increase the trust level to a certain extent.

"The president's grandson? He must be quite capable!"

As expected, the surrounding villagers started talking about it, and the village chief's expression became a little better.

They submitted this commission to many guilds. In fact, the Phantom Ruler should have been closer, and he didn't expect that it was someone from "Fairy Tail" who accepted it.

"Have you voted in multiple guilds? You seem quite anxious."

Moon was a little surprised. Of course, it was allowed to vote for multiple guilds. No matter which guild you vote for, you would have to pay a handling fee, and the guild would not lose money. If the wizard who accepted the task made a wasted trip, the guild would also give corresponding subsidies.

In short, under an extremely perfect system, these are all trivial matters.

"It's really urgent. You can see that our position is really bad. There are wolves in front and tigers behind, and there is another one in the middle."

The village chief sighed. He looked very haggard. Everyone in the village looked very haggard, as if they were tortured by something.

"Don't worry, Fairy Tail is here and everything will be resolved."

Moon reached out and patted the village chief's shoulder, looking confident. The village chief was hunched over and not as tall as him.

"Then I'll leave it to you, young man."

Although the village chief still had doubts and worries in his heart, he was influenced by Moon's confidence and "title" and accepted the fact that Moon was responsible for this task.

"By the way, Village Chief, you said there were wolves in front and tigers behind. What's in between? Is it related to this strange rain? I heard about the legend of the Rain Girl. Is it true?"

After discussing the commission, Moon spoke curiously. He was not stupid. He could tell from the village chief's behavior that there must be something wrong with this village. It seemed that the legend of the Rain Girl was not groundless. Maybe it really existed!
"Rain Girl. It is indeed Rain Girl."

After hearing Moon's question, the village chief sighed. As soon as he said this, Moon knew there must be a story behind it.

Looking at the villagers around, each of them had a look of disgust on their face.

"Fairy Tail wizard! You should take care of that rain girl too!"

Someone even started shouting, but not many people agreed with him. The village chief even scolded the person who was shouting.

"If all else fails, you can just take her away! You wizards must have a solution, right?!"

One was scolded, and another started shouting.

This time, more people agreed and the villagers expressed their support.

Moon remained silent. He probably observed that the villagers had accumulated a lot of dissatisfaction with the "Rain Girl", but they were not yet at the point of wanting her dead. They just wanted to drive her away. It was obvious that they had had enough.

To be honest, Moon didn't think this was too much. He even felt a little sympathy for these villagers. They were able to endure for so long before driving them away. These villagers' patience was much greater than that of Mira's village.

Of course, it is also possible that the "Rain Girl" has never killed anyone, while the demon Mira received may have killed people. Whether or not anyone has died is a very important criterion for distinction.

(End of this chapter)