Fairy Tail: You said you were just acting, are you serious?

Although the Naruto Uzumaki character card showed his appearance before Shippuden, Ron didn't mind and quickly checked the character card's detailed description.

Card Name: Naruto Uzumaki

[World: Naruto]

[Character Ability Level: B]

[Ability 1: Transformation Magic (C)]

[Effect: Transformation magic, which allows you to use magic to change your physical appearance, size, and voice, mimicking a human, animal, or object. When using this magic to transform, you cannot use other magic of a higher level than this magic, and the transformation will be instantly canceled.]

[Ability 2: Shadow Clone Magic - Multiple Shadow Clone (B)]

[Effect: Evenly distributes the magic within the body to create the required number of shadow clones. These clones can act independently based on the user's will, just like the original body. When a clone is dispelled for any reason, the collected information will flow back to the original body.]

[Ability 3: Magic Bullet Magic - Rasengan (C)]

[Effect: Gathers high-density magic in the palm of the hand, and spins and compresses it at ultra-high speed to form a destructive magic sphere.]

[Ability 4: Shape-Driven Magic - One-Tailed Fox Cloak (B)]

[Effect: When used, the user transforms into this form, doubling their magic power during activation and forming a high-density magic armor on their body. Physical strength, movement speed, and self-healing abilities are also enhanced.]

When Ron saw that it indeed contained the ability he desperately needed, his eyes lit up and he clenched his fists excitedly.

"I've been longing for this for so long, and I finally got it!"

His other abilities are all good, but his second ability, Shadow Clone Magic, is the ability he needs most right now.

He often finds himself unable to perform while simultaneously using his boundless intellect to accept commissions and maximize his magical and mental abilities.

Now that he has shadow clones, he can multitask, creating clones on stage to simultaneously play multiple extras, and then creating another clone to take on commissions, continuing to increase his maximum potential.

Not only that, he can now also find time to improve his magical proficiency!

Moreover, it came at the perfect time; the performance of "Naruto" can easily elevate the current level of the role.

As time passed, after Ron finished checking the character cards, the card pool interface lit up again.

Ron knew that the light meant a brand new limited-time card pool had appeared. He glanced at it casually and was surprised to find it was another pleasant surprise.

[Bleach World Limited Gacha Pool]

[Duration: 23 hours and 59 minutes, February 29]

Ron smiled with satisfaction. What's going on? I feel like my luck has returned today. Why are so many surprises popping up?

Another world-limited gacha pool, and it's from the Bleach world! Now I'm truly invincible.

Seeing that he still had one more chance to use the fixed card pool, Ron chose to stay permanently!

Seeing that the permanent mission was another easy objective, Ron nodded.

After finishing his breakfast, he moved forward towards his goal with hope.

Chapter 91 ERA Youth Examination

Time flies, and more than a month has passed since Ron returned to Magnolia.

Ishgar Continent, ERA Headquarters of the Magic Council.

Most of the judges were seated at the round table in the conference room, each with a serious expression.

In the center of the round table meeting room, Crawford Him, the council president who was a size larger than the others, was listening to the closing report from his subordinates.

He looked bored; the intelligence officer was only reporting on the Dark Guild.

"The Dark Guild Nightwalker has been confirmed to be completely wiped out. Several other Dark Guilds in the north have also been destroyed and their members arrested by Ron White from Fairy Tail."

Upon hearing the name Ron, the panelists in the roundtable exchanged glances, their expressions showing some confusion.

Crawford Him frowned and tilted his head, saying:

"Ron White? That name sounds familiar. Haven't we heard it before?"

"Yes, Speaker."

The intelligence officer quickly echoed this, pulling out a previous report about Deliora and explaining:

"The Fairy Tail guild master previously demanded a bounty on Deliora, claiming that the newly joined Ice-Type mage Ur and his companion Ron had permanently sealed it away. We went to the Northern Continent to investigate the reports from the local residents, and it was confirmed that Deliora disappeared after being frozen in the ice with their help, and has not appeared in the Northern Continent since."

And this Ron White, according to feedback from the local branch and confirmation from Councilor Toki Underba, was indeed someone he personally resolved.

Crawford Sim looked enlightened.

"So that's how it is. Is this Ron White?"

When Councilor Toki Anderba arrives, we'll ask him about Ron.

His expression then changed, revealing an arrogant look in his eyes.

"However, since the residents have confirmed that Deliora was frozen, it is naturally thanks to the Ice-Shaped Mage Ur. They can all take credit for it, but the bounty will still be awarded to Ur according to my original decision."

She deserves a great reward for solving a task that is beyond S-level difficulty.

As for this newcomer Ron, he only cleaned up a few insignificant dark guilds; all the bounties should go to him, and Makarov can keep them all.

Although Chairman Makarov reported that the two of them worked together to seal it, they still believed that it was Ur's own strength that mattered, and had nothing to do with Ron.

Therefore, the credit was due to the combined efforts of the two, and the reward money was still given to Uru for her to distribute as she saw fit.

After all, they still didn't believe that a relatively unknown newcomer could seal Deliora in his first major mission.

Then a usually serious judge suddenly realized what was going on and took the opportunity to clear his throat.

"Ahem, I do remember this Ron White. I think I've heard of him somewhere before."

All the judges' eyes immediately fell on this judge.

“This Ron White also runs a theater company in Magnolia Town called the Pure White Theater Company. Their recent theatrical performance is quite famous, I think it's called Naruto. I suggest you go check it out.”

After listening for a while, all the judges nodded, then paused, their eyes widening in surprise as they turned to the judge.

Brother, aren't we in a meeting? Why are you bringing up these irrelevant things at this time, and suddenly starting to promote them?

Speaker Crawford Heem paused for a moment, then looked at the Amway reviewer with a suspicious gaze.

Seeing that the speaker remained silent and only stared at him, the councilor cleared his throat again, feeling guilty.

"Ahem, why are you all looking at me? I'm just suggesting that you pay close attention to this matter because I believe it's beneficial to our spiritual practice, so you can enrich your experiences."

He stated his proposal with an air of righteous indignation, leaving the other members of the roundtable meeting looking at each other in bewilderment.

This serious judge appeared completely unconcerned about the other judges' comments, but in reality, a few beads of cold sweat appeared on his forehead.

He was still wondering how long the meeting would last, and he had to leave quickly.

If the meeting had ended any later, we would have missed the Pure White Theatre Company's brand new "Bleach" performance tonight!

I missed their opening performances several times before, which meant I could only watch from the sidelines and missed out on many great shows!

He bought VIP tickets for this performance of "Bleach" because he wouldn't allow himself to miss any more scenes!

The judge was internally going crazy, but outwardly remained calm, though his anxious fingers were constantly tapping on his chair.

Speaker Crawford Heem closed his eyes in exasperation and then waved for the intelligence officer to continue.

"Don't just stand there, keep reporting."

"Yes, then..."

"Sorry I'm late."

The wooden door to the round table conference room was pushed open, and an old voice rang out from behind the intelligence officer.

Councilman Toki Anderba, with a full head of white hair, walked in looking embarrassed.

"It's alright, have a seat, Toki."

Speaker Crawford Heem did not blame him, after all, he held several positions and it would take him some time to get here.

After Toki Underba took his seat, Speaker Crawford Him gave instructions to the intelligence officer:

"You may leave now. We need to discuss important matters first, and we'll let you know later."

"No problem, Speaker."

The intelligence officer put away the data and turned to leave.

After closing the wooden door, Speaker Crawford sat up straight, revealing a serious expression.

"Alright, now that all the judges are here, let's get down to business."

Following Speaker Crawford Heem's words, all the judges in the meeting room became extremely focused, even those who were rushing to see "Death" temporarily put aside their anxiety.

Toki Anderba sat up straight, took a deep breath, and listened attentively to the Speaker's speech.

"Although this is a plan for next year, it is crucial to the future of the entire magical world."

Speaker Crawford Heem paused for a moment, his gaze slowly sweeping over the faces of every member of the council present, all of them over fifty years old and quite elderly.

"Ladies and gentlemen, we are all getting old. The changing of the times is irreversible. Establishing an effective review system for councilors will help us bring in new blood and make the council shine again."

"Therefore, we need to focus on discussing the first ERA Youth Mage Examination next year."

Chapter 92 The meeting is adjourned, we're in a hurry to see the premiere!

Speaker Crawford Shea's statement was met with nods of agreement from all the council members in the roundtable room.

The judges present also felt that the previous assessment system was too outdated and rigid, leaving the ERA headquarters in a predicament of a lack of qualified personnel.

In order to prevent this situation from worsening, we must start discarding the old rules now and draft new ones. Next year's Junior Mage Examination is the first step in absorbing fresh blood.

Speaker Crawford looked at Toch, who was sitting on his left, and asked:

"Toch, you proposed this plan. Do you have any specific suggestions?"

"We do have some ideas at the moment."

Toki Anderba nodded, casually flipping open the document in front of him, his gaze sweeping across the room. It had to be done well, to continue smoothly every year.

"For this first round of youth assessments to be credible, the rigor of the assessments and the association's recognition must be improved. I propose to strictly limit the threshold for candidates to be assessed."

Toki turned to the first page and announced:

"First is the qualification assessment, which will be led by the Council of Magic, in conjunction with various magic academies and registered official guilds."

Of course, the scale of this assessment must be controlled, so each legitimate magic guild will only have one recommendation slot!

These words immediately elicited a murmur of commotion around the round table.

A judge with a goatee frowned.

"Only one spot? Isn't that too harsh?"

There are still many large, reputable guilds. If only one spot is given, those guild leaders will definitely have objections.

How about adjusting the number of recommended members to match the size of a reputable guild?

Toki shook his head and righteously refuted the commentator.

"If you have any suggestions, we can make improvements next time. This is the first session, and I hope there will be fewer places available."

Let them discuss it internally within their own guild. The representative they ultimately choose might be the best talent in their guild, and this kind of high-quality candidate is what we need.

Speaker Crawford stroked his chin and nodded slightly.

“I agree with Toki’s point of view; one spot per guild is indeed enough.”

"Go on, what is the format of the assessment?"

"Currently, we are considering dividing it into two phases."

Toki raised his index finger and continued solemnly:

"The first stage is the written test."

"Written test?"

The judges exchanged glances, clearly somewhat surprised.

"That's right, it's a written test. The talent the council needs obviously needs to have a foundation in magical theory and a clear mind. Only then will these council candidates be qualified to sit at this round table."

Furthermore, the written test effectively filters out most of the candidates; those who only think about destruction and don't think critically will naturally be eliminated at this stage.