Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

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"The audience experienced physical and mental pleasure, and the magician received applause."

He took out a handkerchief and gently wiped Urudia's face, saying, "You ask me if everything is true or false."

My answer is—

"Fake."

Urutia's body trembled.

Yeffert continued, "You ask me if you deserve to be loved."

My answer is—

"That's why I'm still here."

"If I were simply accepting a request from a mother who has lost her child, I wouldn't bother wasting my time here."

“I picked you up and threw you home. What happens after that is none of my business.”

"But I didn't do that."

"why?"

Urutia stared wide-eyed.

Yevlit said, "Because you deserve to be loved, and that person is not me, but someone else."

“…” Ultear got off Yefrit and turned to say, “I know who you’re talking about, that woman, her disciple, and what’s this Melty?”

"But I only want yours."

“To ask a magician to stay and perform for one person,” Yevlit laughed. “That’s absurd.”

Ultear turned around, staring intently into Yefrit's eyes, and said, "A magician will stop for one person!"

"Perhaps," Yefrit smiled.

Urutia clenched her fists, turned around, and went back to bed.

Yefried brought her the blanket and pillow.

Urutia immediately shrank into the blankets.

Just as Yefrit turned around, she whispered, "I'm sorry."

"The magic show isn't over yet, and the miracle will happen." Yefrit smiled and said, "Ultear, be brave and take a step forward."

Urutia did not answer.

Another night.

Urudia leaned against the windowsill, listening to the noise outside.

Is time cycling?

She suddenly realized something.

That noise was too predictable.

She ran to the sofa and held out her hand: "Give me the pocket watch."

Yefrit took out a pocket watch, which Ultear snatched away, pulled out the photo inside and threw it back, then said, "This is for me."

“This is what my father left me.” Yefrit reached out, trying to take it back: “One of the few things he left me.”

Urudia hesitated for a moment, but still gripped the pocket watch tightly. With a stubborn expression, she said, "I want it!"

"Whether it's your father's expectations or not."

"It's fine if it's still a last wish."

"Or is there some special meaning behind it, such as leaving it to your wife or children?"

Urudia blushed and said, "I accept all these meanings and responsibilities!"

“Not at all,” Yefrit waved his hand and said, “The only thing my family will pass down to my wife is a pair of earrings from my mother, whom I never met, which are said to be a family heirloom. The other items don’t have any special significance.”

"If you really want it, then take it."

"Hmm." Ultear suddenly felt less happy.

She took the pocket watch, ran to the bed, opened it, hesitated for a moment, then ran back and said, "Magician, conjure up a camera."

"What are you doing?" Yefrit pulled out a card, flicked it, and it turned into a camera.

Urudia took the camera, then moved closer to Yefrit and snapped a picture.

After taking the photo, she cut it out, put it in her pocket watch, and then smiled with satisfaction.

She returned to bed, looked at her pocket watch, and continued with her previous plan.

The third night.

She stared at the pocket watch, listening to the noise outside.

Day four.

Day .

She suddenly raised her head and said, "Time is in a cycle!"

She looked at Yefritte, who was reading a book—Emily's Adventures Diary.

She recalled a question Yefrit repeated almost every night—"Want to go out?"

At this moment, Yefried reads: "Emily exclaimed, 'Oh dear, the world is completely plunged into darkness! What a terrible downpour this is going to be!' The Skeleton Prince Sean comforted her, 'Don't be afraid, Emily, the rain will wash away the gloom, and the sky will be even bluer after the rain, and a beautiful rainbow will appear.' Emily said, 'Yes, the downpour will always pass, and the sunny days will always come.'"

Urudia stood up and, for the first time, opened the door and went out while she was making a fuss outside.

The noisy place was not far from her.

"Urutiya!"

"Don't go there!"

"It's dangerous over there!"

Several guards came up to stop her.

'poof'

Everyone fell to the ground. Ultear looked to the side and saw Yefrit holding a storybook in her left hand and a knife in her right. She turned to look at him with a gentle smile on her face.

Urutia walked forward.

"Urutia, stop right there!"

'poof'

The person collapsed again.

Urutia walked faster and faster.

Turn a corner.

She was stunned.

A voice that was all too familiar to her came from another passage ahead.

It was a woman's voice, a voice that often appeared in her dreams.

"Dead? What do you mean by dead?"

The other was Brian's voice: "Anyway, she's dead."

"Didn't you say you could cure that child?!" the woman cried. "I heard you were a specialized treatment center, and that's why I entrusted my daughter to you. But you..."

“It’s a real shame,” another voice said. Ultear recognized it as one of the people who had conducted the experiments on her. The person said, “But that child’s magic power is too high.”

Another female voice rang out, also from one of the researchers: "This is a case that we are also helpless to solve."

“You’d better not look at the body,” Brian said coldly. “That’s for your own good.”

“Stop! Give me back my daughter! Give me back Urutia!” the woman shouted.

At this moment.

Urutia felt something rush into her brain.

It was as if she had experienced more than ten years of life in an instant.

He destroyed the research institute, met Hades, learned powerful magic, and then committed many evil deeds.

At last.

She arrived on an island and was defeated by a man.

格雷

Melty.

She knew them.