Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

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"Is Miss Mirajane there?" a voice called from outside.

"Yeflit?" Mirajane jumped out of the barrel, ran barefoot across the lawn, and jogged to the main gate.

Yefried's gaze was involuntarily drawn to those delicate and adorable little feet.

Seemingly sensing the strange looks, her toes shyly retracted.

Yefrit looked up at Mirajane.

"What's wrong, Yefrit?" Mirajane asked, puzzled.

“Oh, I’m planning to go on a trip for a while,” Yefrit said. “I just wanted to say goodbye before I left.”

“Not only that, is it?” Mirajane tilted her head slightly.

"Um, about that promise," Yefrit said with a somewhat ingratiating smile.

"Don't worry, since I promised you, I will definitely keep my word," Mirajane said with a smile.

"Thank you very much." Yefrit took off her hat, bowed slightly, and gave a very gentlemanly salute. "I admire your gentleness and kindness."

“Have a pleasant trip, Yefrit,” Mirajane said with a smile.

"Thank you for your kind words." Yefrit straightened up. "Then I won't bother you any longer."

Chapter 43, Yefrit: From now on, deception magic is also magic that can create miracles!

Yefried was always a person who enjoyed life to the fullest.

After all, he died from overwork in his previous life.

Having come to this magical world in this lifetime, I don't want to be so tired anymore.

Actually, if you think about it carefully, deception magic suits him quite well.

There's no need for intense battles—like Natsu, even in a one-sided victory, he still has to punch his opponent in the face. It looks cool, but it comes at the cost of so much hardship and pain.

And they're quite good at escaping too.

Using the magic of deception, one can live comfortably with little pressure and find enjoyment from time to time.

Therefore, over the years, including the years after joining the guild, his strength has hardly improved. Of course, his magic power has increased somewhat, but there has been no qualitative change on his magical path.

This is evident from the fact that he has used the Til 6.0 for so many years.

The weak are basically taken care of with a single shot, and he won't take on the strong ones on his own initiative.

However, during the battle on Galna Island, Yefrit discovered that Til's offensive power was insufficient.

During the battle against Phantom Lord, he discovered that his magic was rarely able to turn the tide when facing a powerful opponent alone and when battle was unavoidable.

Yefried was afraid of death.

After many years, he finally felt a sense of crisis, which gave him the motivation to take a step forward.

but.

His method of becoming stronger was not through physical training.

But -

think.

After all, while deception magic is a family tradition of the Valiel family, none of their ancestors had ever produced any powerful figures.

It could be said that wherever Yefrit went, she represented the limits of deceptive magic.

He had no references and could only forge his own path forward step by step.

He had seen Bleach in his previous life and knew of a powerful figure with similar abilities to himself—Aizen.

But he is not Aizen; he is not that powerful, nor does he have that much talent.

Magic and spiritual power are not the same thing.

Deceptive magic is not just a mirage.

Although they are similar, they are ultimately different.

He has to forge his own path.

What is the next stage of deceptive magic?

Interfering with reality?

Impossible.

The magic of deception is simply deception.

Fraud is the act of using false language to deceive another person, thereby controlling their emotions and achieving one's own goals.

It's not some amazing magic.

It's just a fabrication created by a conman.

It will not become real.

'Clang clang clang'

The train is moving.

Outside was a vast and desolate land.

Yefried took a deep breath, leaned back in her chair, and adjusted her posture to make herself more comfortable.

But an unpleasant odor entered my nasal cavity.

He turned his head, and the middle-aged man sitting next to him awkwardly moved away from him as much as possible.

Yefried smiled kindly at him, and the uncle immediately returned the smile and hurriedly assured him, "I'll get off at the next stop."

“It’s alright.” Yefrit smiled and shook her head, then looked outside again.

"Sir, you seem to have something on your mind," the middle-aged man said cautiously.

“Yes, I was thinking about scamming,” Yefrit said casually.

"Scam? Sir, were you scammed? Please accept my condolences." The uncle first offered words of comfort, then said angrily, "I really hope those scammers go to hell!"

"I've been scammed too."

It was like she'd started talking non-stop.

The man said, "That was last year. A conman approached me. At first, I didn't know he was a conman. He said he was from the same hometown as me, and I was fooled by him and actually believed what he said."

"He told me that there was a project that could make a lot of money if I invested in it."

"He spoke so fast that I was dizzy listening to him. He described many benefits to me and kept praising me."

"I almost agreed at the time. If my colleague hadn't called me, I would have definitely been scammed."

"I felt very sorry when he disappeared for a while."

"After some time, he reappeared, now richer, and told me there was another opportunity."

"I was tempted, and then, as you know, I was scammed."

"This kind of swindler is terrifying. I was led by him the whole time, without realizing that every decision I made was a trap he had set!"

"The moment I was deceived was when I trusted him the most!"

"I really thought I was going to make a lot of money. I couldn't sleep well, and my hands were shaking when I ate. I couldn't control my emotions at all."

"To be honest, even long after he left, I didn't realize I'd been scammed. I even tried to convince myself that he must have been held up by something, or that the longer I waited, the more he would earn."

"It wasn't until more than half a year later, when the law enforcement team found me, that I realized I had been scammed, and I only recovered a small portion of the money."

"Sir," the uncle earnestly advised, "if you encounter a scam, never try to reason with them. They are professionals, and you should get away from them immediately!"

“Thank you.” Yevli nodded and said with a smile, “I will be careful.”

'laugh--'

The train has arrived at the station.

"Sir, I'll get off now. Have a safe trip." The man stood up.

"I wish you a safe journey as well." Yefrit rose to return the greeting.

After the older man left, he sat back down in his chair.

After a long while, he shook his head and chuckled softly.

"Is it only after being scammed that you trust the scammer the most? I've really learned a lesson."

Yefritte enjoyed her trip to Omiras.

The third to last day before leaving Omiras.

He visited the famous local volcano and bought a "volcanic jade that burns forever".

This thing is amazing; it can store flames.