Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 190 The Summoning Order of the Magic Council (Please Subscribe!)

Intense magical energy emanated from Moen's body, echoing the star map in the sky. The star map of Aries shone brightly, with starlight constantly falling, supplying the "Wall of Ishgar," which resembled a wall of sighs.

The enormous "crystal wall" stood there. Although it was an invisible wall, its shape was already becoming apparent. The magic was so concentrated that the entire wall was glowing. This starlight-radiating wall firmly blocked the monster horde from the Nord Forest.

"How on earth did they do that?"

Yajima was so shocked that he couldn't speak. He kept repeating the question. He really couldn't understand it at all. Was the wall really magic?
What's even more puzzling is how the monsters in the Nord Forest could suddenly run into and kill themselves while running?
Their little brains clearly couldn't understand this, not even under normal circumstances, let alone in this volatile state, yet they still kept crashing into each other.

But after crashing into and killing countless monsters, the monsters behind finally stopped and ceased coming this way.

Have you learned your lesson?

Moen breathed a sigh of relief as he watched the monster horde gradually recede.

Although Moen appeared calm on the surface, this "Wall of Sighs" was actually taking a huge toll on him, mainly because the area was too large. Such a long "crystal wall" required him to expend a great deal of magic power to maintain.

These days, Moen has been busy building this "Wall of Sighs," constructing the "Crystal Wall" one section at a time and maintaining it with minimal magic power until today when it was finally used, at which point it unleashed its full magic power. Normally, it is in "standby mode."

Moen usually fights monsters almost entirely by hand, focusing on conserving mana and using all his mana to maintain the "crystal walls" he has constructed.

It seems that the results have not disappointed Moen's efforts, but the pressure is indeed immense. It's just that these crazed magical beasts only know how to stupidly rush in without making any other attacks, otherwise Moen's pressure would have been even greater.

"finished?"

As the noise gradually subsided and the "crystal wall" in the distance ceased to emit magical fluctuations and no more magical beasts crashed into it, Yajima suddenly realized that Moen had actually withstood the attack.

"At least we held on this time."

Moen nodded. The monsters had stopped attacking his "crystal wall" and seemed much calmer, at least much calmer than before. The monster horde was now attacking in waves.

Will there be a next time?

Yajima paused for a moment, then asked a strange question.

How should I know? Shouldn't you be the one telling me?

Moen was speechless. He had no experience in dealing with this kind of thing. Shouldn't it be the old folks who should be responsible for providing experience at this time?

"Ahem, there really isn't any relevant record."

Yajima blushed. He didn't know what would happen next. The last time something like this happened was a very long time ago, when he wasn't even qualified to be summoned.

Moreover, none of the records in the books mentioned this had ever happened before. The magical beasts in the Nord Forest were blocked by Moen before they could even break out of the forest. There was absolutely no precedent for this.

"It's alright. Let's stay here and hold out for a while longer. I feel fine. This impact is far from my limit."

Moen nodded, dispelling his magic. The "Wall of Sighs" in the distance also lost its radiance and disappeared again.

"This is really true."

As the "crystal wall" disappeared and returned to its normal state, Yajima couldn't help but sigh. It all felt like a dream, so fantastical and absurd that it seemed impossible for such a thing to happen in the real world.

The most outrageous thing is that Moen did all of this by himself. This kid is just a rookie S-class mage in his early teens!
In a daze, Yajima seemed to see the next "Ten Wizard Saints" of "Fairy Tail" rising.

The selection of the "Ten Wizard Saints" is not only based on strength, but also on reputation, contributions, and so on. Moen's contribution after completing this mission goes without saying, and as for reputation, Moen's reputation was already very high.

It's just that Moen is still a bit young, and Makarov is still one of the "Ten Wizard Saints," otherwise, Yajima would really have brought this up when he got back.

As for now, even if he brought it up, the other council members would definitely not agree. They would definitely react negatively and give Fairy Tail another young genius's place in the "Ten Wizard Saints," which would be even more painful than killing them.

"See? I told you I could handle it myself."

Standing beside the "Crystal Wall," Moen smiled and said to Yajima, believing that after seeing everything that had just happened, Yajima would definitely take back his previous doubts.

“I apologize to you, little Moen, I shouldn’t have doubted your abilities.”

Yajima was quite straightforward; instead of stubbornly persisting, he readily apologized and admitted that it was his fault.

“It’s alright, Representative Ajma, I understand your thinking. That’s a mature and prudent approach of yours. You’re also worried that I might not be able to handle it and cause trouble. So, should we still go and summon other people?”

Since Yajima was so straightforward, Moen certainly wouldn't refuse to give him face. After all, this man was their "Fairy Tail" senior, and had a good relationship with Grandpa Makarov. Logically speaking, he should also call him Grandpa.

"We still have to make it public. Now that a monster riot has occurred, we need to let everyone know. This is actually an opportunity for you to make a name for yourself and let everyone see your strength."

After thinking for a moment, Yajima decided to follow the normal procedure. Under normal circumstances, when a monster riot occurs, the Magic Council should organize a coalition of mages to stop it and kill or drive the monsters back.

"Okay, then let's wait for them to arrive."

Moen nodded. Although he didn't really need the fame, he figured if Yajima was willing to go through the formalities, it would save him some trouble.

If someone brings up past issues later and questions Yajma about not following proper procedures, it could be quite troublesome. Procedures are sometimes really important.

Yajima often speaks up for Fairy Tail in the Magic Council, so he should cooperate in these matters as well.

"Alright, I'll go and inform them right away."

Yajima didn't say anything more and immediately went to prepare to communicate with headquarters.

Moen did not leave. He continued to guard the edge of the forest and observe the situation. Since he was going to call for help, he had to make sure that everything was in order. Otherwise, wouldn't he become a laughing stock?
An emergency meeting was convened at the Magic Council headquarters.

"What?! A monster riot has actually occurred?! Monsters have broken out of the forest?!"

When news of Yajima arrived, even the usually composed Speaker Crawford Himm couldn't contain himself. He was shocked, never expecting that after so many decades, something like this would actually happen again. This was truly a disaster.

"It did happen, but it didn't break out of the forest."

Yajima, inside the magic crystal ball, began to explain, leaving the members of the Magic Council completely bewildered. What did he mean by "a riot occurred, but no one rushed out of the forest"? Weren't these two events necessarily connected?
"Ajama, are you kidding us? Haven't you gotten rid of those Fairy Tail traits you have?"

Og spoke with a grim expression. He was furious. Yajima was messing around with something so serious. Was this something to joke about?

"I'm not kidding. The monster riot was stopped by Moen. If it weren't for him, the monsters would probably have already started rampaging everywhere."

Yajima wasn't angered by the crowd's doubts. He continued to explain earnestly. The reason he could remain so calm was, of course, because he himself had been a complete skeptic before. Even now, having witnessed it firsthand, he was still shocked, let alone those who hadn't seen it for themselves.

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Yajima's words caused a moment of eerie silence among the crowd, as if they were all stunned by his words.

"Yajma, are you really... insane?"

Finally, it was Og who spoke up, looking on in shock. He looked at Yajima and felt that the guy had completely lost his mind.

"Of course I'm not crazy."

Yajima shook his head calmly.

"Are you out of your mind?! Listen to what you're saying! Is this something a sane person would say? Moen? That kid? He stopped the monster horde in the Nord Forest?!"

Og questioned loudly, and this time everyone resonated with him because what Yajima said was simply outrageous.

“You’ll understand once you come and take a look. Why would I joke about something like this? Besides, Moen himself thinks he can handle it on his own and doesn’t need your support at all. I only decided to report it because I was worried that if he failed, it could have serious consequences.”

Yajima remained calm and unperturbed. He spoke earnestly and logically, gradually making the other councilors realize that Yajima was serious!
At first, they didn't think Yajima would joke, because Yajima was considered one of the more serious councilors.

Even Og, who often clashes with Ajima, cannot deny this. Apart from frequently speaking up for the people of Fairy Tail, Ajima is definitely a very qualified councilor. In other aspects, the two of them actually get along quite well.

"Could it all be true?"

The councilors looked at each other, dumbfounded, but since things had come to this point, they could only cooperate with Yajima.

"Yajma, are you prepared to bear the consequences of this?"

Seeing that everyone had been persuaded by Yajima, Speaker Crawford Him spoke up, immediately suggesting that the pot be divided.

If things aren't as Yajima claims, if these are all just jokes by Yajima, then Yajima himself should bear the blame for summoning the mages to make a wasted trip; they were simply fulfilling their duties.

"I will take full responsibility."

Yajima spoke with absolute certainty, which he was used to. Speaker Crawford Himm was all about avoiding mistakes; he was a stubborn man who just wanted to stay firmly in the speaker's seat, and for that reason, he had always pursued a conservative and appeasement policy.

"Okay, let's get started."

Seeing Yajima say this, Crawford Him was relieved and immediately began making arrangements. In fact, he was willing to trust Yajima. He believed that this former Fairy Tail member was very important, and Yajima's existence could greatly ease the relationship between the Magic Council and Fairy Tail.

With Yajima around, and with Yajima always fighting for Fairy Tail, Crawford Himm was able to always give Fairy Tail a break and treat it gently. Otherwise, he couldn't really disband Fairy Tail, could he?

After the Magic Council made its decision, the news spread throughout the entire continent of Ishgar. All the mage guilds received the news and prepared to go to the Nord Forest in the north to provide assistance. Fairy Tail naturally received the news as well.

"It actually happened."

Upon receiving the news, Makarov was stunned. He truly hadn't expected that something would go wrong in Nord Forest as soon as Moen left, even though nothing had happened there for decades.

"Is Moen alright?!"

Upon seeing the summons signal, Laxus rushed over and asked anxiously. He was the first to arrive, and the others were still unaware of what had happened.

“It’s alright, Yajima said that Moen blocked the first wave of impact.”

Makarov's expression was complex, but mostly it showed relief—relief that his grandson was so outstanding.

He was also very surprised by the result. At first, he was afraid, thinking that something had happened to Moen, but then he was shocked and relieved. He did not think that Yajima would lie to him or make such a joke. Moreover, Yajima was on the front line, so he would naturally give the most truthful information.

Makarov was well aware of his old buddy Yajima's strength. If Moen hadn't succeeded, his old buddy certainly wouldn't have survived and wouldn't have been able to escape unscathed from the beast tide.

"This brat!"

Hearing that Moen was safe and sound and had even stopped the first wave of beasts, Laxus was relieved. He was also thinking to himself, how come everyone else was fine, but Moen got into trouble as soon as he went, and it seemed to be particularly serious.

Soon, those who weren't on missions and were around Magnolia City all came to the guild after seeing the call signal.

Makarov didn't say much and immediately announced the news of his arrival to aid Moen, which immediately sparked discussion among everyone.

"Moen, hang in there!"

Many people looked worried, concerned about Moen's safety. No one was afraid, and no one felt they shouldn't go.

"Let's set off quickly, Chairman Makarov!"

Erza shouted excitedly, wishing she could fly to the north immediately.

"Yes! Let's set off quickly!"

Mirajane didn't contradict Erza this time; instead, she loudly supported her. The other guild members were also very anxious.

"Okay! Let's set off immediately! But not everyone has to go!"

Makarov was very satisfied with everyone's reaction, but he wouldn't let everyone go. Those who were weak wouldn't be of much help anyway. This matter was still very dangerous, and to face the monster horde, one needed to have a certain level of strength.

Soon, some children were eliminated, which aroused their dissatisfaction. Juvia, who was eliminated, became depressed, and Magnolia City was immediately hit by a torrential downpour.

"Why won't you let me go?! I want to help Brother Moen too!"

Natsu even started making a scene. He couldn't believe that even he would be eliminated. His current strength was quite impressive among A-rank mages, so how could he not be qualified to help?!

Not only him, but Gray, Gajeel, and Cana were also eliminated. Only Erza and Mirajane were qualified to go.

"Because you are the future of the guild, the spark."

Makarov looked serious; he couldn't let these children go on this dangerous journey.

(End of this chapter)