Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 191 The Junior Rescue Team! (Please subscribe!)
Although, judging from the current situation, it seems that Moen has completely controlled the beast tide in the Nord Forest and blocked it in the forest.

But Makarov didn't want to gamble on that possibility. What if Moen couldn't hold him off? That would inevitably lead to a major battle.

Although Makarov wasn't particularly worried about the outcome of the battle, believing that Ishgar's mages would ultimately prevail, the complex battlefield presented unpredictable situations, and no one could guarantee that no unexpected events would occur.
No one in the guild backed down, but Makarov did have to consider more; he had to consider the worst-case scenario.

Regardless of the circumstances, keeping Natsu, Gray, and the other children is a responsible approach to the future of Fairy Tail.

Even in the worst-case scenario, these children are able to support Fairy Tail and carry on its spirit, becoming the pillars of the guild.

“If Moen were here, he certainly wouldn’t want you to go either.”

Seeing the excited children, Makarov unleashed his trump card.

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Natsu, Gray, and the others fell silent. The rain outside had lessened, and Juvia knew that Moen would definitely not let them put themselves in danger. If it was really dangerous there, Moen would certainly not want them to go.

"But is it really that dangerous?"

Gray was somewhat suspicious. Wasn't it said that Moeng had single-handedly held off the beast horde? Now that so many people had gone, were they still worried about something going wrong? Wasn't that being a bit too cautious?

I can't be sure about that either.

When Makarov was asked a question, he could only say that what Moen had done was indeed too amazing, and would probably leave many people speechless.

Some of these elderly people had personally experienced the last riot. Although they were mostly young at the time, just like Natsu and the others now, and were not summoned, they knew the cruelty of the battle from their predecessors.

The "Beast Tide of Nord Forest" is like an urban legend in the minds of their generation. Although they have never seen it with their own eyes, it is very terrifying in their memories.

Moen single-handedly stopped the beast tide in the Nord Forest, which was a huge shock to their long-held understanding. But now they could find a reason: this was just the first wave of testing, and the main event would come later.

This is why Makarov wanted to stop the children from going; he was genuinely worried that when the battle reached its climax, they wouldn't have the time to take care of the children.

"Let's decide."

Makarov made the decision not to give the children another chance to cause trouble. Erza and Mirajane, who were also anxious, helped to quell the unruly children. They wanted to hurry up and leave.

"Now is not the time to waste time here!"

Erza stood with her hands on her hips, glared at them, and spoke, silencing the children who hissed and dared not say another word.

"Don't worry, kids, we will definitely bring Moen back for you."

Uncle Macao gave a thumbs-up and smiled as he spoke to the children.

Although his child was still young, Macao did not hesitate at all and immediately decided to go with him to the rescue. His good partner, Wakaba, was naturally not to be outdone.

All the mages in the guild with some strength joined the "Save Private Moen" operation.

Natsu looked unconvinced; he clearly still wanted to go. When this guy got stubborn, he was incredibly stubborn.

'If you won't take me, then I'll go by myself!'
Natsu clearly had his own plans in mind.

As everyone set off, the guild became unusually quiet. Natsu rolled his eyes, plotting his next move. Now that everyone was gone, it seemed he could also sneak off on his own.

"Natsu, what do you want to do?"

However, Natsu's unusual behavior was noticed by Gray, who was also unwilling to give up. He looked at Natsu and Happy, who were tiptoeing around, with a strange expression, wondering what kind of trouble this guy was up to now.

"Love has been discovered, Natsu!"

Happy straightened up and yelled, looking incredibly guilty, as if it was his first time doing something like this.

'Hahaha"

Natsu gave an awkward laugh, feeling somewhat annoyed that his actions had been discovered by Gray!

In fact, Natsu was overthinking it. It wasn't just Gray who noticed; in fact, all the resentful kids in the guild had noticed the dog's furtive behavior and Happy's.

"Are you planning to sneak off to the north?"

Seeing that Natsu remained silent, Gray then asked.

"Huh?! How did you know?!" Natsu's mouth dropped open in surprise, looking utterly shocked. He had never imagined that Gray would see through his thoughts.

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Gray was speechless, feeling like Natsu was treating him like an idiot.

Given Natsu's naive nature, anyone with a modicum of common sense would be able to see what he's up to.

"Natsu, let's go together!"

Cana stepped forward and spoke directly to Natsu, revealing that she had been hesitating about whether to disobey Chairman Makarov's orders. Did Moeng really want them all to go?
After hesitating for a moment, Kana chose to follow her heart and decisively stepped forward to say that she wanted to go together.

"Eh?!"

Natsu was startled and a little confused, but before he could figure it out, the other children started speaking one after another.

"I also need to go!"

Juvia quickly followed and spoke very seriously. Although she had only been learning magic for a short time, her terrifying talent and learning attitude had already given her considerable combat power. Fighting to rescue Moengo would make her even more determined and allow her to unleash 200% of her strength.

"I want to go save my master too!"

Emerald also raised her hand. She knew that Chairman Makarov would never allow her to go, so she hadn't said a word and had just quietly huddled in the back.

As she watched Natsu and the others argue their case, she cheered them on in her heart, thinking that maybe she could sneak in with them that way.

Unfortunately, Natsu and the others were also left behind, which completely dashed her hopes, leaving her with no choice but to stay.

"We can organize a small team to set off together."

Levy looked serious and offered her idea. She believed that everyone would definitely want to go, so they should all set off together, which would maximize everyone's safety.

“I think it’s fine. This way, even if the president blames us, we can all share the burden, instead of just one person being punished.”

Lisanna stuck out her tongue in support. "The law doesn't punish everyone. This decision was made by all of them together. Even if they are punished, they will all be punished together."

Gray expressed his support, and Elfman, Jet, and Troy had no objections. In the end, everyone raised their hands to vote and passed the decision directly.

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Natsu's mouth dropped open. He had only intended to go by himself, but somehow it turned into everyone going together.

"Alright! Let's set off together!"

However, despite his surprise, Natsu was also moved by everyone's emotions, and he felt that it was more impressive for everyone to set off together!
"Let's go! Good luck!"

With a shout from everyone, the Fairy Tail Boys' Rescue Team was officially formed. A group of children rushed out of the guild in a grand procession, leaving the few mages who were left behind to watch them looking at each other in bewilderment. Then they all chased after them, leaving only a few slow-moving ones to guard the guild.

"Damn it! They just abandoned us!"

The remaining few were very frustrated, regretting that they hadn't caught up in time, and were ultimately forced to stay at home and wait for everyone to return.

They all knew that the guys who went after the children wouldn't come back; instead, they would go with the children. Everyone wanted to do their part to "save Private Mohn."

"Ah Qiu!"

Moen, who was standing guard in front of the crystal wall, sneezed. He wrinkled his nose; this time the smell was really strong. After all, there was a pile of corpses here, and Moen thought that dealing with these corpses was a big problem. They couldn't just be left here unattended, could they?
Although these corpses can decompose slowly on their own if left in this forest, it will probably take a very long time.

Moreover, there are far too many corpses. If they are not properly dealt with, they might even cause a plague or something similar.

"You can burn it down."

Moen pondered that this was the simplest way to handle it.

With so many corpses, it would be difficult to handle them without using a simple and brutal method. Who would have the patience to pick them all up and use them?
Furthermore, the corpses of these monsters were all smashed to pieces, and the valuable parts were probably already broken. Trying to find anything of value was like panning for gold in the dung.

Since the last monster riot, Moen has been guarding this place until the Mage Alliance arrived in Nord Forest, and during this time, no monster riot occurred again.

This result made Yajima a little uneasy. What if there really wasn't another monster rampage? Wouldn't it make him seem like he was making a mountain out of a molehill? Of course, he didn't regret his actions.

(End of this chapter)