Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 250 A Brief History of Star Charts (Please Subscribe!)
Moen's suggestion resonated with Lucy, and the girl became obsessed, focusing intently on researching the subject for the next period of time.

Moen wasn't idle either. He made a special trip to "Azure Pegasus" and found Hibiki Rettis. Moen had always been very interested in this guy's "ancient script magic." He had previously asked Hibiki Rettis to check his magic, but naturally, he found nothing.

This shocked Rhythm Rhettis, as there were things he couldn't find using his "ancient scripture magic," which made him respect Moen even more.

It was Moen who enlightened him, helping him accept the reality of breaking up with Karen and giving his love to more women.

This alone is enough to make Hibiki Rettis extremely grateful to Moen; otherwise, Karen's death would have been a huge blow to him.

Although Hibiki Retis has suffered a significant blow, he has recovered quickly and is not making a fuss about it.

All he has to do now is try his best to find the murderer who killed Karen and then avenge her; that's what he should do as a guildmate.

Moen found Echo Rettis, not to discuss "sharing love with all women," but to ask him to find knowledge related to Celestial Magic. Moen was there for Lucy and Emerald.

Lucy's research can certainly be of use to Emerald, who is also a Celestial Spirit Mage, and she can also help with the research.

Although Emerald is far inferior to Lucy in terms of celestial magic aptitude, having one more person means having one more idea or approach.

"Protoss magic."

Hibiki Rettis pursed her lips. When Celestial Spirit magic was mentioned, the people of "Azure Pegasus" would naturally think of Karen Lilika.

"Indeed, there is a lot of knowledge."

However, Hibiki Rettis quickly adjusted his mindset, answered Moen's question seriously, and gave good news.

"There is a lot of ancient knowledge, including an ancient super magic called the History of Star Charts. It is very powerful and very difficult to master."

Hibiki Retis manipulated his "computer," searching through the magic database. This magic was indeed incredibly powerful, practically an encyclopedia. As expected of a magic database, it even contained ancient super-magic. Coming to him was definitely the right decision.

How powerful is it? How difficult is it to master?

Moen asked curiously, this Star Chart History seemed different from what he wanted, it sounded like a trump card.

"This magic can summon the power of all eighty-eight constellations in the sky and use starlight energy to launch a full-range lock-on attack on the target. Although I have never seen it, the ancient books describe it as terrifying."

Hibiki Retis spoke up, saying that although he possessed a treasure trove, he couldn't utilize it himself. He didn't know any of these spells; he was only skilled in using this "ancient scripture magic," so he could only intuitively grasp its power.

"As for the difficulty of this spell, basically no one can learn it unless I use the power of the ancient texts to directly infuse this spell into the mind of a Celestial Spirit mage with excellent magical aptitude. As long as he can withstand it and not be overwhelmed by that knowledge, he should be able to learn it. This requirement is really too demanding."

After discussing its power, Hibiki Retis went on to talk about its difficulty. This magic couldn't be learned by reading books; the simplest and most direct method was to directly cram the relevant knowledge into one's brain.

Hibiki Retis's magic includes the ability to link thoughts and implant magic. He can use "ancient scripture magic" to connect his mind with that of a designated target, directly transmitting thoughts and information to the other party, just like transferring data files.

Naturally, this ability can also be used to directly implant magical knowledge, allowing the other party to learn magic in a short period of time.

"Is it really that invincible?"

To be honest, this was the first time Moen had been shocked by magic. In "Fairy Tail," he had seen quite a lot of magic, including super magic like Gildarts's basic attack, but he was still amazed by this "ancient scripture magic."

With this "Ancient Scripture Magic," wouldn't it be possible to mass-produce mages? This magic is a bit too overpowered.

"This method is very violent and should not be used unless absolutely necessary. It might damage your brain. Be especially careful when transmitting complex magic."

Seemingly noticing Moen's shock, Hibiki Rettis offered an explanation, which greatly eased Moen's surprise.

"As expected, everything comes at a price." Moen nodded. In fact, if one were ruthless enough to spare no expense, this magic could still be used to mass-produce mages. However, the cost and success rate made this magic more reasonable and less overpowered.

"What's your impression of this historical account of star charts?"

Moen's expression was strange. He quickly realized something: could this magic be a powerful move specifically prepared for Lucy?

Extremely high qualification requirements, extremely high learning difficulty, and extremely high danger. Before this, almost no one could master it. Isn't this a standard cheat code prepared for the main characters?
In "Fairy Tail," only Lucy meets the requirements for learning this skill. Even Emerald, Moen's top disciple, might not be able to do it. In Celestial Spirit Magic, Lucy's aptitude is absolutely unmatched.

"Is it really that powerful? But I still don't recommend trying it; it's too dangerous."

Although Hibiki Rettis was surprised, he still rationally advised against trying it, as he did not want to use his magic to harm his companions.

The potential side effects are too great; it could potentially turn someone into an idiot. It should never be used unless absolutely necessary.

"Well, we'll talk about that later. Could you please transfer the rest of your knowledge related to Protoss magic to me first?"

Moen nodded. He didn't intend to call Lucy over to try it right away. This magic probably wasn't meant for Lucy to learn now; forcing her to learn it might actually harm her.

"I don't need to pass it all on to you. Only a small portion has not been passed down. I can provide you with a detailed list of books. You just need to look for them. Celestial Spirit Magic is quite widespread on the continent of Ishgar. I can find relevant information here."

Hibiki Retis is very considerate; this guy's personality is actually quite good.

He really suffered because he had to deal with that weirdo Karen Lilika.

As for the claim that Hibiki Rettis has become a playboy, Moen says he won't take the blame. Who would change their personality so drastically just because of someone else's words? It must be that this guy has faced his true self; he was always a playboy.

"Then I'll begin, Mr. Moen. Please relax."

Xiang Retis looked at Moen, indicating that he was about to use "Ancient Scripture Magic" to transfer knowledge and begin linking with Moen.

"let's start."

Moen nodded, staring curiously at Hibiki Rettis as they looked at the screen and watched Hibiki Rettis operate the "keyboard".

After Hibiki Rettis performed a series of actions, two small figures appeared on the screen: one was Hibiki Rettis, and the other was Moen. An arrow between the two was constantly moving, giving Moen the feeling of looking at a computer.

"Transfer initiated."

As Xiang Retis spoke, the "Ancient Scripture Magic" glowed and began to work, sending knowledge into Moen's brain.

"This"

Moen frowned. This feeling was familiar to him, because every time he received a system reward and unlocked those abilities, he had the same feeling, a feeling that knowledge suddenly entered his brain on its own. The feeling was very similar.

"It's normal to feel a little uncomfortable."

Seeing Moen frown, Hibiki Retis spoke up. He had been observing the situation and believed that the transmission speed and amount of knowledge were safe, as he had performed similar operations before.

"It's okay, we can hurry up, I don't feel anything."

Moen smiled, realizing that Hibiki Rettis had misunderstood; this level of misunderstanding really didn't bother him at all.

(End of this chapter)