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

The day after the contract was signed, Sosara Weekly was officially launched and published Ron's Naruto novel, which received a huge response and sold out at newsstands all over the country.

Moreover, the advertisements for the Pure White Theatre Company attracted more and more people from other places to support him. Ron's funds grew bigger and bigger as his share of the profits and performance fees increased.

Just as everyone in the guild hall picked up the Soshara Weekly to read novels, Makarov finally received the envelope from the council.

After holding a farewell party that day, Makarov prepared to take Uru to the council the next day.

Besides the two of them, there is naturally another person who is required to go according to the evaluation criteria.

"Should I go over there too?"

Ron looked helpless and asked Makarov a question.

Makarov shrugged and spread his arms wide in Ron's usual gesture.

"There's nothing I can do. This is a requirement of the council, and I can't make that decision."

Ron sighed and had no choice but to follow them to the train terminal.

Behind the three of them followed guild members who were there to see them off.

Finally, amidst the sounds of blood and gore, Makarov led Ron and Ur to board the magic train and headed towards the headquarters of the Magic Council.

A few hours later, at the Magic Council headquarters, ERA.

Ron and his two companions got off at the parking lot and walked for a while before they saw the magnificent building that was the headquarters of the Council.

"Wow, is this the headquarters of the Council?"

It's bigger than I imagined.

Uru sighed as he walked.

Makarov smiled silently. He had been the same way when he first came here, but once he got used to it, he no longer had that reaction.

Ron, standing to the side, sighed and then noticed three familiar-looking judges waiting for them in the corridor in front of headquarters.

As soon as Ron and his group stepped into the White Stone Corridor, the judges on the other side came to greet them.

"Oh, Makarov, you've finally arrived."

The one leading the group was Yajma, who walked up to Makarov with a smile and reminisced about the past.

"Hello, Miss Uru. You can call me Toki. Welcome to the Council."

Next up was fellow commentator Toki Anderba, who warmly shook hands with Uru.

Uru responded with a smile:

"I hope you will continue to guide me in the future."

Then a serious-looking commentator named Ogg came up to Ron.

Just as Ron was looking at him with a puzzled expression, he took out a roll of paper tied with a rope.

When he pulled it out, Ron paused for a moment; it was a poster for his Pure White Theatre Company's performance.

Not only that, he also took out the Soshalara Weekly and gave Ron a rare smile.

"Your Excellency Ron, please sign your name for me."

Chapter 130 There's a mole.

Ron was taken aback, not expecting that the judge he had met once before was actually a fan of the Pure White Theatre Company.

Moreover, the poster he was looking at was one designed last year, indicating that he had been looking at it for quite some time.

He accepted the poster and Soshara Weekly with a gentle smile.

"No problem, Councilor Oug, it's an honor for us to have your support."

After signing his name on it, he handed it back.

Judge Og smiled with delight as he looked at the signatures, but then glared at Ajma and Toki who had gathered around.

"What are you looking at? You've never seen the world before. You should go see more performances and read more novels to know how wonderful these stories are."

Seeing this, Yajima and Toki couldn't help but smile and stare at Councilor Og, leaving him somewhat at a loss.

Yajima then looked at Ron and couldn't help but tease him.

"Well, it seems that Ron's decision to refuse to join the council was the right one."

Judge Toki also laughed:

“Even if you hadn’t come in, we’ve been hearing Ron’s name all the time in the council chambers, even if we haven’t gone out for a stroll.”

Faced with the two judges' teasing, Ron shook his head with a wry smile, then casually pulled out three gold-rimmed entrance tickets from his pocket and handed them to the three judges.

"These are VIP tickets for our new theater. If the three of you want to relax anytime, you are welcome to come and support us in Magnolia Town."

The three judges accepted the tickets and smiled knowingly at each other.

This child is so thoughtful; he even brought a gift when he came over. Now we'll have to take extra care of the newlyweds.

"Commentator Toki, why do I have to come here today too?"

Taking this opportunity, Ron began to ask the questions that had been troubling him.

Judge Toki smiled and said:

"Although you have refused to join the council, according to the rules, the person you recommended will naturally require both of you to come and complete the procedures together."

Just follow the procedures and organize the data; you won't need to come back again.

After exchanging pleasantries, Ron and his two companions, led by staff, headed to the council chamber to prepare for Uru's formal onboarding process.

Ron then came in and saw that it was an acquaintance, so he greeted him.

"Oh, Lahar, you're on duty so quickly."

The person in charge of receiving guests was Lahar, who had ranked among the top three in the previous assessment and had now become a member of the fourth forceful discipline unit.

“Your Excellency Ron, this is inside the Council. Please remain quiet and refrain from making any unsolicited greetings.”

When Lahar saw that Ron still maintained his serious demeanor, he pushed up his glasses and a slight smile unconsciously appeared on his lips.

He then walked to his desk, carrying a stack of documents in his hands.

"Your Excellency Uru, Your Excellency Makarov, the relevant documents are ready. Just sign them here."

Ron and his two companions followed the instructions and began filling out the forms.

Ron glanced around casually while filling out the form, then looked at Lahar.

"Speaking of which, I only saw you. Where's Tia? I haven't seen her today."

As he said this, Ron glanced at Uru, who seemed oblivious to what was happening and continued filling out her documents.

As Lahar organized the documents, he began to reveal:

"Her Excellency Tia recently took on a secret long-term mission. Because it was directly ordered by Speaker Crawford, I only met her once and then she never appeared again."

As for the details of the covert mission, we have no authority to inquire about them.

"I see, what a coincidence."

Ron nodded thoughtfully, continuing his work while his mind raced.

Relying on Crawford Him to avoid an encounter is certainly something she would do.

But how long is she going to keep hiding? Her own mother has come knocking on her door; she can't keep hiding forever.

After completing the formalities, Lahar organized all the documents and prepared to hand them over to the judges.

"You can wait in the lounge around here. We'll let you know when things are settled."

Lahar turned and left the reception room, while the other three followed his instructions and waited in the lounge at the end of the corridor.

As soon as he closed the door to the lounge, Ron looked warily around every corner, which startled Urru and Makarov, who exchanged a glance.

"President, there's something important I want to tell you all. I'm counting on you now."

Seeing Ron's wariness, Makarov trusted what Ron said and nodded.

hum~

His expression hardened, and relying on his Saint-level 10 spiritual power and summoning ability, he instantly explored every corner of the entire floor clearly.

In less than a second, he withdrew his magic and smiled.

"It's alright, this floor is very safe, and there's no one around."

Once he was sure it was safe, Ron breathed a sigh of relief, turned to look at Uruk, and spoke in a low voice.

"Sister Wulu, do you trust me?"

Seeing Ron's cautious demeanor, Uruk couldn't help but feel nervous.

"Although I don't know what you're wary of, I've always trusted you."

Only after Uruk gave an affirmative answer did Ron begin to issue a serious warning.

"First, when you search for clues related to your daughter, search according to the Magic Development Bureau and the Magic Order, but you must do all of this secretly."

Not everyone in the council is clean; you need to be extra careful with the current speaker and not let him know why you're here.

Before Uruk could utter a sound, Makarov, standing to the side, stared in shock, his eyes wide.

"Ron, where did you get this information from?"

This is not something to joke about.

Ron continued softly:

"I inadvertently discovered that Crawford had been in contact with those dark guilds, and it was all some shady dealings."

Besides, the moment he saw me during the assessment, he kept targeting me, so he's definitely not a good person. Therefore, I'm certain he has a problem.

Ron was too lazy to make up any reasons; he genuinely disliked him.

Besides, the other party is definitely up to no good. No matter what he does, he can't prove it himself. It's better to strike first and then make other plans.

"..."

Upon hearing this, Makarov's lips twitched involuntarily.

Just because someone is targeting you, does that mean they're not a good person?

What kind of standard is this for judging robbery?!

However, although Makarov was internally complaining, he also knew that Ron would never say anything carelessly at such a crucial moment.

He must have had his reasons for bringing these things up.

He ignored Ron's made-up standards of judgment and looked at Uru with a serious expression.

“Uru, since Ron has said so, you must be careful.”

Whatever we find, we must not alert them, lest they cause trouble.

Chapter 131 Visiting the New Theater

Makarov then solemnly stated:

"Remember, you are not only a member of the council, but also a member of Fairy Tail. If anything happens or you encounter any trouble, tell us anytime. We will always be your support."

Ron nodded and echoed Makarov's sentiments.

"That's right. So whatever information you find, not only the Council of Representatives, but we can also help you privately. If you encounter any problems, just tell us as soon as possible."

Hearing Ron's guidance and the chairman's instructions, Urru felt their concern.

She memorized all these noteworthy details, her eyes filled with determination.

“I understand. I will start by investigating those abandoned old files. Don’t worry, I will contact you with any progress.”

After Ron and his two companions shared this information, Lahar's footsteps could be heard outside the lounge door.

"Alright, Your Excellency Uru, I should take you to see the higher-ups now."

In the end, Uru successfully obtained the badge, and then he was asked to choose a position, which would officially mark his joining the Council.

After taking care of all this, Urru escorted Ron and Makarov to the gates of the council.