Fairy Tail: You call this Celestial Magic?!

Chapter 264 Chairman of the Martial Arts Competition Organizing Committee (Please subscribe!)

No one rejected the proposal to create an "organizing committee".

After all, the existence of an "organizing committee" can indeed save them a lot of trouble. The "organizing committee" essentially takes on a lot of work for them, making the organization of the martial arts exercise simpler.

"Moen, are you going to take responsibility for this organizing committee?"

President Goldman asked, "Since Moen took the initiative to propose this organization, he must have some plans for it. I think this idea is very good and a good way to expand influence."

The "organizing committee" is responsible for organizing seminars related to the national S-level assessment and martial arts demonstrations, organizing the competition for the qualification to host the demonstrations, and also serving as the "referee" in the assessments, which is actually security, to stop the candidates when they get carried away.

Moen was very familiar with this task; he had been in charge of it for the previous three assessments.

After all, nothing is more suitable for this than his "Crystal Wall". In the critical moment, he can use the "Crystal Wall" to separate the two. Coupled with his short-range teleportation ability, it is difficult for any accidents to happen during the martial arts competition if he is around.

"The chairmanship of this organizing committee is also an election."

Moen smiled and said that he certainly couldn't just appoint someone directly; that would be too domineering and wouldn't look good on him. The routine meetings always decided things by voting, so this "organizing committee" was no exception.

"I support Mo Enlai taking charge. This matter can't be done without him. What do you all think?"

Soon, one of the association presidents spoke up, unequivocally supporting Moen as the person in charge.

The leader of a small guild had just received help from Moen, so naturally they supported him unconditionally. They also hoped that Moen could lead the "Martial Arts Organizing Committee." With Moen as the "Chairman of the Organizing Committee," he certainly wouldn't ignore small guilds like theirs. They needed someone to make that decision.

"That's right! We can't do without Moen, and I support him!"

As soon as this shout was uttered, the leaders of other smaller guilds also joined in, and for a moment, voices supporting Moen rose and fell.

"Okay, let's vote directly, either for or against."

Makarov did not hesitate and immediately stood up to say that he was just a voting tool today, and that the main speeches and hosting would be handled by Moen, which was a further delegation of power to Moen.

The voting results came out quickly, and it passed almost unanimously.

Having Moen lead this "Martial Arts Organizing Committee" is a good thing for everyone; they need Moen's successful experience.

"Thank you for your trust, presidents. I will accept this position without hesitation. I will take the lead in organizing the committee."

Moen didn't refuse and accepted the result directly. He didn't think there was anything wrong with it, since no one could actually take this position from him.

As the creator of this model, Moen oversaw the first martial arts demonstration and played a key role in the subsequent two demonstrations, serving as the technical advisor throughout the entire process.

It's safe to say that no one knows this better than Moen, and no one understands it better than Moen.

'Nobody knows more about S-rank assessment drills than me, Nobody.'
Moen immediately transformed into the King of Knowledge in his mind and started playing the accordion.

"The chairmanship of the organizing committee will be a four-year term, and a new election will be held when the term expires. If anyone else wants to try, they can start learning now and run for election in four years." Moen then outlined the rules, and the presidents listened below, nodding in agreement and expressing their support for Moen's ideas.

Although everyone feels that this "election" is useless, the existence of this mechanism does make things look better on the surface.

No one thought Moen would give up his power as the "Martial Arts Committee," and no one thought he could compete with Moen.

At least the guild leaders present, as well as the core mages who came with them, did not believe they could compete with Moen.

Everyone here is a sensible person; naturally, they wouldn't do anything foolish.

"Now we can start discussing which guild should host this first National S-Rank Martial Arts Assessment Competition?"

After finalizing all the tedious details, Moen finally got to the important question: who should be in charge of this first session?
"Is there anyone who wants to voluntarily run for office?"

Moen asked, gesturing for those who wanted to run to stand up.

For a moment, the meeting room fell silent. Some chairpersons were eager to try, some frowned in thought, and some began to look around, looking for partners. Everyone had some ideas, but also some concerns, so no one spoke or stood up for a while.

"Let's adjourn the meeting now, relax a bit, and give everyone some time to think."

Moen smiled, tapped the table with his small hammer, and announced that the meeting was temporarily adjourned. This matter did indeed deserve some free time for everyone to discuss and explore, allowing smaller guilds to coordinate with each other and larger guilds to test each other's abilities.

After the temporary recess, Mo En, the "Chairman of the Martial Arts Competition Committee," did not have a moment of peace. A bunch of presidents surrounded him, wanting to receive his guidance. Everyone was very interested in the "First National S-Level Martial Arts Competition."

"From the perspective of the organizing committee chairman, my suggestion is that the smaller guilds should let go and see first. We must make this first event a big success and make a name for ourselves. The smaller guilds may find it difficult to meet this requirement."

Moen put it bluntly: smaller guilds shouldn't get involved in the first event. After all, smaller guilds have limited funds and resources, and even if several of them team up, it's unlikely they can pull off anything spectacular. Letting them take charge of the first event would indeed be a poor choice.

"That's right, making a name for ourselves in the first edition is a good thing for everyone."

Everyone could understand Moen's statement; everything is difficult at the beginning.

Although there have been three joint S-level assessments before, their scale and format are different from the current ones, and they are definitely not comparable.

This first edition is indeed crucial, and it would be better to entrust it to a strong guild with the ability to organize a large-scale event.

"There are actually very few options left; 'Fairy Tail' seems to be the most suitable."

One of the guild leaders spoke up, saying that the mage guild with the strongest strength in all aspects is undoubtedly "Fairy Tail".

The strength of the mages goes without saying, and that's something that can't be envied. What the guild leaders really envy is Fairy Tail's extremely perfect financial situation. As a mage guild, the income from commissions only accounts for a very small part of the finances. This is practically cheating!
For most mage guilds, mission commissions are the main source of their revenue. If the strength of guild members declines, or if the number and quality of mission commissions decrease, the guild may fall into a financial crisis or even disband.

(End of this chapter)