Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

I recalled the dream that had just been abruptly interrupted.

Even in my dreams, it's cold.

But in reality...

That bastard was wrapped in a blanket, and then he stuck one foot out.

He kicked it!

"Go to hell!"

Urudia's anger reached its peak, and she jumped up and stomped on the other person's stomach.

"what--"

Yefrit woke up, clutching her stomach and howling in pain.

"What are you doing?!" he asked.

"You grotesque sleeping posture, I don't want to sleep in the same bed with you!" Urudia rushed over and forcibly pulled Yefri off the bed.

"What a hassle," Yefrit scratched her head and lay down on the sofa.

"The blanket is mine too!" Urudia ran over again, grabbed the blanket, and then angrily ran back to bed, wrapped the blanket around herself like a caterpillar, even shrinking her head inside.

"I hope I won't see him by tomorrow morning. God of Magic, please."

With these thoughts in mind, Urutia drifted off to sleep again.

the next day.

"Um"

The sunlight felt warm on my face.

Urutia opened her eyes and looked at the scenery outside.

She recalled the strange man from yesterday, quickly sat up, and then breathed a sigh of relief.

There was no one else inside.

"Never again!"

Urutia got up.

She changed her clothes and headed towards the wash area.

There are many children here, all of whom are quiet and reserved.

She paid no attention to them; to her, who was almost a perfect experimental subject, she was not on the same level as these people.

After washing.

She went to the cafeteria to get breakfast.

The hall was almost full.

"It's all that guy's fault. I usually get up much earlier."

"Urudia complained."

She looked in the corner and saw there was still an empty seat.

She walked over and sat down, but the children at the same table got up with their plates, preferring to squeeze in somewhere else.

"Humph."

Urudia snorted lightly, not caring at all.

"Why can't we get along with everyone?"

At this time.

That annoying voice appeared.

Urudia looked up abruptly. The man, holding two plates, sat down opposite her.

“Sorry,” Yefrit smiled, “the kids’ meals are a bit small, so I only ordered two.”

talking.

After looking at the dishes, he selected some green peppers and carrots and put them on Urutia's plate.

Urudia's face darkened: "What are you doing?!"

“I don’t really like eating it,” Yevlit said.

"Then you'll pick one for me?!" Urutia was on the verge of exploding in rage.

"We can't waste food," the other person said matter-of-factly.

"That's enough!" Urudia slammed her hand on the table, freezing the entire table and food in place.

"Ah, I told you not to waste it." Yefrit looked regretful.

"Damn it, what do you want from me? And," Ultear suddenly realized, and she shouted, "Guards! Guards! There are intruders here!"

The children stared at her as if she were crazy.

"Urutia, what's wrong?" Several guards came over.

"Aren't you going to do anything about this intruder?" Urutia asked angrily.

"What intruder?" the guards asked, puzzled.

“This guy!” Ultear pointed at Yefrit, only to find that the other man had taken out a gourd and started drinking.

"What? There's no one here." The guard's words stunned Urudia.

“He’s right here,” Urudia said. “He’s drinking from his gourd, didn’t you see him?”

“Miss Urutia, there’s no one here,” the guard said. “Perhaps you need to undergo a mental health test.”

"."

Urutia was taken for a mental health test, and the results showed that everything was normal.

But that guy, the one only she could see, kept hovering in front of her.

The other person is very real; it's definitely not her delusion.

The other party spent the whole morning playing pranks.

Or it could be that one guard's hand was placed on another guard's buttocks, thus leading to a life-or-death battle.

Or perhaps they would find a flower, stick it on the head of an older researcher, enrage him, and then severely reprimand the new researcher who couldn't suppress his laughter.

He even shaved the head of a female researcher, after which Urudia heard world-class dolphin sounds.

but

Nothing happened.

Those people treated him as if he didn't exist, and even played pranks on him. They had no idea that it was an intruder who did it.

Urutia fell into deep thought.

in the afternoon.

She was to be used in experiments.

"So hungry."

It's all that guy's fault.

I didn't get to eat breakfast.

Because of the mental health test, I only ate some leftovers for lunch.

Urutia lay on the laboratory table.

"Don't you feel any pain?" the man asked curiously, leaning against the bedside.

Ultear glanced to the side, where the powerful man named "Brian" was calmly watching them. Yes, even he was unaware that a strange man was right beside his bed.

Urutia remained silent; she didn't want to talk to him.

'Sizzle'

The magic was transferred.

As pain struck, Urutia screamed in agony.

"Is it worth it?" the man asked.

“Shut up!” Urutia said through gritted teeth.

“Actually, I can make it less painful for you.” Yefrit took out a handkerchief and wiped the sweat from Ultear’s forehead.

At that moment, the pain disappeared.

Urudia was shocked by the state of her body.

The magical stimulation continued, but the pain disappeared.

“What’s the point of doing this?” Yefrit said. “Actually, what you lack to become strong is not magic. Your magic is already excellent. This kind of garbage, forced growth experiment is completely useless. What you need is to learn more knowledge, and… to train. You can’t be a fragile person.”

“I know,” Urudia said, “but I need to become stronger as soon as possible.”

"And then change something?"

"."

“You don’t need to become stronger, you just need to,” Yefrit said, taking back her handkerchief, “to face your inner self, and you can change.”

Urutia remained silent.

“Urudia, you did very well today. Congratulations! You're twice as strong as you were yesterday.” Brian walked over with a pleased smile. “And your willpower amazed me!”

Urudia glanced at Yefrit and remained silent.

night.

Urutia, having finally enjoyed a satisfying dinner, returned to her room.

That girl was sitting on a stool, reading her fairy tale book.

The demon on the pillar roared, "I will devour dishonest children!" Emily and her companions replied, "We are honest children." The demon said, "Very well, answer my three questions, and you can pass through here. The first question... Who is your favorite?"