Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 256 Fan Club (Please Subscribe!)

The past year has been relatively peaceful, with the only event that shook the entire Kingdom of Fiore, or rather, the entire continent of Ishgar, being the "death of Holmes".

Over the years, Sherlock Holmes has amassed an astonishing number of fans and is a top-selling book.

Moen's output speed was not slow either, basically one film a year. Soon, the fourth film was released, and the final film, "The Final Case," was naturally released as well.

The highly popular detective Sherlock Holmes, who is closely associated with Moen, is almost a real person in the eyes of book fans. His sudden death has naturally caused a sensation.

Of course, no one was foolish enough to send a personal threat to Moen; anyone who did would probably want to meet Sherlock Holmes.

However, Fairy Tail has recently received more and more petitions, all of which hope that Moen can change the ending of Sherlock Holmes.

As a loyal fan of the book, Lucy has now become their mouthpiece, talking about it nonstop every time she sees Moen.

"Moenge, is it really impossible to bring Sherlock Holmes back to life? He only fell off a cliff; he might not necessarily die, right? He's so smart! How could he not have made preparations beforehand?"

After demonstrating her new ability, the Celestial Robe, Lucy started nagging Moen again, emphasizing her perseverance. It seemed that as long as Moen didn't change his mind, she would continue doing so, showing a great sense of responsibility and mission.

"Who gave you this responsibility? Who gave you this mission?"

Moen chuckled and tapped Lucy on the head. Lucy's obsession with reminding him even after going back in time was truly remarkable.

"I am the vice-leader of the Shermos Fiore Kingdom fan club!"

Lucy straightened her back and spoke with absolute confidence. She wasn't just representing herself, and she wasn't just making her own voice, but the voice of countless Sherlock Holmes fans!
They wanted Moen to hear it; none of them wanted the Sherlock Holmes story to end so quickly and too shortly.

"You're only a deputy commander?"

However, Moen's surprise was quite different. He didn't expect Lucy to be the deputy. With her wealth and status, she should have been the head. Who could compete with her for this position?

"Sister Emerald is the head of the regiment."

Lucy pulled Emerald out of the shadows, who had been hiding quietly and hadn't mentioned the matter, making Emerald a little embarrassed.

"Oh? Jade, you've been hiding this really well."

Moen's eyes widened. He knew Lucy had always been a huge fan of his books, but he really didn't know that Emerald was also a fan, and even the leader of her fan club. This princess was truly good at hiding her true identity.

"Actually, I was just reading the Sherlock Holmes story normally. Even if it ended here, I would only feel a little regretful. This fan club was started by Lucy and me."

Emerald answered honestly that she wasn't a die-hard fan. The fan club was more of a figurehead, mainly to help the fan club truly gain a foothold in the entire Kingdom of Fiore. This was a real "national fan support group," not just a figurehead.

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Moen's lips twitched. With the princess of the Kingdom of Fiore personally in charge and the heiress of the Heartfilia Consortium as her deputy and the actual person in charge, the prestige of this fan club goes without saying. This is the most prestigious fan club in the entire Kingdom of Fiore.

"The core fans in this group are all the core fans, and there are layers of smaller fan groups below them. All of these can be remotely controlled through these fan groups."

Lucy spoke with great pride, clearly very satisfied with her fan club; she had put a lot of effort into it. Of course, this wasn't something Lucy had built entirely on her own; her father had assigned many people to help her manage it, allowing her to focus on her training.

The Heartfilia Foundation's railway network has greatly contributed to the establishment of the fan club, with various offline activities offered free travel, emphasizing convenient transportation.

"Therefore, the desire to resurrect Sherlock Holmes is not just my wish, but the wish of all the book fans in the entire Kingdom of Fiore!"

Furthermore, we conducted a survey, and 95% of the book fans wanted Sherlock Holmes to be resurrected so the story could continue. The remaining 5%, while accepting the ending, also felt it was a pity, and would be happy if the story continued!

Lucy spoke eloquently, recounting the demands of her fans. This girl seemed to be treating this fan club as a career.

"We'll see. I need to rest for a while first."

Moen shook his head. He was indeed prepared to put all those books, music, and other artistic pursuits aside for the time being and stop working on them.

With the year X784 drawing ever closer, Moen's sense of urgency grew stronger. He needed to further enhance his strength to prepare for the many crises that were about to unfold.

According to Moen's understanding, the year X784 is probably the starting point of the original story, or it has already begun.

After all, this "going back to the past" plot can't possibly happen before the story officially begins, right? It just doesn't make sense.

Therefore, the storyline must have already progressed by X784, which means that many crises are bound to come.

To deal with those potential crises, Moen needs to concentrate. He still has some psychological burden. He can't let the story end worse after he's involved, can he?
Although Moen wasn't entirely sure how the story originally ended, he believed that a good ending required no casualties, and he couldn't accept the sacrifice of any member of the guild.

Therefore, he must become stronger, so strong that no crisis can threaten them and no one can harm his guildmates.

Of course, he couldn't tell or explain these things to others, so he could only say that he needed to rest and focus on his cultivation, and would continue the Sherlock Holmes story when he had the chance in the future.

"So... there's actually a sequel to the story, right?"

Lucy stared wide-eyed, anticipating Moen's answer. She understood what Moen meant from his words.

"Yes, we'll continue. Just tell them that this is your achievement, that I decided to continue writing because of your persuasion."

Moen smiled and nodded, then gave Lucy some instructions.

Once she achieved this feat, Lucy's position among the fans would never be shaken again, and she would even become a "hero" who would be remembered forever.

"This, this, this"

Lucy's eyes widened, and she was completely stunned.

She naturally understood what this meant. Of course, she didn't really care about things like "status" or "hero." What truly made her happy was that the Sherlock Holmes story could continue.

(End of this chapter)