Fairy Tail: I was transported to the wrong world and became a pirate

The night sky was clear and dotted with stars. Hughes, lying on the roof, crossed his legs, a wild grass he had casually picked dangling from his mouth, and leisurely held the photo album that Gildas had given him.

He is a good student who loves reading and has read it several times, both in detail and superficially.

It truly lives up to its reputation as a private collector's edition; it contains everything that should and shouldn't be seen. Hesius is definitely going to befriend Gildas.

Taking advantage of entering a state of mental clarity and being free of distractions, Hughes opened the system panel. He needed to think about those tasks and see if he could trigger a few.

[Host: Hughes]

[Devil Fruit Ability: Flame-Flame Fruit (Awakening Level 6%)]

Ultimate Skill: Iron Block (Perfect Level)

【Domineering aura: None】

[Tasks to be completed: None]

[Mission: Pirate Journey (Defeat the Lord of the Coast), Tame the Celestial Dragons, Challenge the Yonko Shanks...]

Compared to the initial blank screen when it was first opened, the panel is now filled with content.

It's a pity that you can't intuitively understand what level your physical fitness is.

After stamping the Blue-Nosed Raccoon with the guild emblem, Hughes's physical attributes received their third boost.

During his first promotion, he could send the unruly villagers of Mira spinning three and a half times in the air with a single slap.

When his physical abilities were enhanced for the second time, Hughes was able to withstand Mira's demonic beam with his bare body and perfect-level iron block without being injured; he even punched and blasted the Vulcan Forest of Monsters.

Hughes hasn't found a suitable target to measure this third advancement. He only knows that he is very powerful now, and he can easily reach the roof with a light push from the ground. That's how he got up there just now.

His gaze shifted to the task list, where the first three tasks were already lit up, but Hughes didn't dare to accept any of them.

The last two will have to wait until we go to Edolas to explore the world. As for the "Pirate Journey (Defeat the Lord of the Coast)" quest...

He knew the Lord of the Coast in One Piece, but he was in the Fairy Tail world. This mission was the same as the initial mission, "Defeat the King of Mount Colbo".

Having no clue what to do, I can only go out and try my luck.

So this afternoon, after completing another D-level commission with Mira, Hughes, with Makarov's consent, also took on a B-level commission.

The mission destination is the village of Siror, and the mission objective is to drive away the wild beasts. Hughes plans to take the train there with Mira early tomorrow morning.

"Hughes, is everything ready?" A faint voice came from behind him. Hughes didn't need to look up to know who it was, and he quickly hid the spiritual food on his body.

"Mira, the village of Siror isn't far. If we handle it quickly, it should only take three days at most, including the travel time."

It's only for two or three days, just bring some food just in case. Hughes didn't understand what they needed to prepare; they were on a mission, not on vacation.

"I've brought you Grandma Poliusica's medicine, and I've also brought your clothes..."

Hughes looked down at his bare upper body and wanted to ask Mira if he needed it.

But after thinking about it, I decided against it and let her keep it on hand, just in case she encounters a bad woman who covets her beauty, she'll have a piece of clothing to resist.

"Sizzle, crack!" A streak of yellow lightning flashed past the corner of Hughes's eye.

"Who are you, and why are you in my house!"

Hughes looked up and saw a tall young man with a lightning bolt mark on his right eye and a musical magic item called a "sound pot" hanging around his neck standing at a distance, looking down at him.

The man who arrived was none other than Chairman Makarov's grandson, Lagusas Dole.

In order to participate in this year's S-class mage examination, Laxus has been on missions for the past few months.

In order to participate in the S-level assessment, in addition to meeting the skill requirements, the workload must also meet the requirements.

Having finally completed all the quest assignments on his hands, Laxus was on his way back to the guild when he passed by his old home and saw that someone had taken over his house.

Hughes recognized the person in front of him at a glance. Since he was renting someone else's house, Hughes got up to greet him.

"Hey, Laxus, hello, this should be our first meeting!" Hughes swung his arm so that he could see the guild crest on his hand.

"This is my home! Even members of the guild can't live here." This house isn't just a memory for Makarov, it's a memory for him too.

Every time Laxus returned from a mission, he would stop and gaze at this house for a while as he passed by.

He absolutely did not want anyone to tarnish his memory, not anyone!

Laxus's firm stance surprised Hughes slightly: "Didn't the chairman tell you that this house was temporarily rented to us?"

"He is him, and I am me. I don't welcome anyone living here!" A streak of yellow lightning flashed across his palm and struck at Hughes' feet.

Laxus, as the homeowner, wanted to evict the tenant, Hughes, who had no choice.

He knew that Makarov and Lagersas had already begun to have conflicts at this stage.

The old man was a good person, and Hughes didn't want to make things difficult for Makarov.

Fortunately, I completed two tasks in the past two days, so I have some money on hand and can just rent a place.

"We'll move out tomorrow morning!" Hughes pointed to the sky. It was the middle of the night, and it was hard to say whether there would even be a hotel available, let alone a new house.

Having completed seven or eight missions in a row, Laxus was physically and mentally exhausted and did not want to waste his energy on Hughes.

As the word "get lost" rang out, thunder roared across the sky.

"You're pretending to be your mother, you lightning brat!" Unable to contain himself any longer, Hughes appeared beside Laxus in an instant, his massive fist covered with a perfect-grade iron block, and slammed directly into Laxus's face.

The immense force sent Laxus flying backward, and Hughes followed with several quick steps, finally stomping on him.

"It's not like I'm not refusing to move, who am I supposed to be giving that attitude to!"

Hughes was met with a furious thunderbolt, a bolt of lightning drawn down from the sky by Laxus's magic.

Thunder roared, and the pitch-black night was suddenly illuminated.

"That's it, and then what!" With only half a body remaining, Hughes raised his foot and stomped down heavily, causing Laxus beneath him to gasp in pain.

Hughes's body returned to normal in his eyes.

Laxus is strong, but he has no way to counter the elementalization of the Flame-Flame Fruit, so in Hughes's opinion, he's just so-so.

"Don't worry, I'll move out tomorrow, but I really don't like your attitude!" Under Laxus's wide eyes, Hughes stomped on his musical magic item, the "Sound Pot," and smashed it.

"You're still far from being able to show off in front of me next time!" Hughes turned and left without even glancing at him.

Laxus is still a bit weak; he's not even an S-class mage yet.

The fiercely competitive Laxus was so enraged that his eyes widened in fury when Hughes treated him like he was invisible.

Having stretched his muscles, Hughes leisurely returned to his residence.

"What just happened?" Mira asked, standing in the doorway with a serious expression as Hughes approached.

"Oh, it's nothing. A pervert who likes little girls took a liking to you and wanted to take you away. I just went up and used a five-hit combo of fire whips, then grabbed his neck and questioned him."

"Mira is clearly a tomboy with nothing going for her, not a girl at all!"

Mira rolled her eyes at Hughes and stomped on his feet a few times: "Go to sleep, you have a mission tomorrow!"