A magic merchant infiltrating Fairy Tail

Two hours later, the four were still wandering around Hams.

This place is much larger than Magnolia, and since we arrived, we've only explored less than a quarter of it.

"Hey, Kira-sama!"

"what happened?"

"I'm hungry..."

"Didn't you just eat that recently?"

"I'm growing!"

Kira was completely speechless after Ika's few words. After all, he was the one who raised the children, and as their guardian, he had to take care of their basic needs.

So the group found the most popular restaurant nearby and began to eat and drink to their hearts' content, while exchanging information they had recently learned from the guesthouse.

"Registration for new students at Demisor Magic Academy will officially end the day after tomorrow, and the entrance examination will begin three days later. Although I don't know the specifics of the exam yet, I've heard it's very difficult, so good luck to everyone!"

"Kira, you really don't know the test questions? You're the special guest, after all!"

Kira rolled his eyes at him: "Even if you're a special guest, you don't have the right to know! Just like the competition held in Magnolia before, the reporters and the mayor didn't know what our competition was about!"

"But, for such an important match, all you're going to say is 'good luck'?" Akas clung to Kira's arm, acting all cute and endearing. "Teacher Kira, don't you have a lot of magical items? Can we borrow them? I want the kind of super powerful summoning cards that Sister Cana used in the tournament before!"

Kira chuckled and lightly tapped her little red hat with his chopsticks, saying, "Don't overthink it! Those cards consume a lot of magic and mental energy; you can't handle them yet!"

"The teacher is right!" Perhaps because he had eaten, Sang Wan spoke with a strong and powerful voice. "Magical tools and such are all external things. Real mages use their fists, not those kinds of things! As long as we hold firm to our beliefs, we will definitely pass the test!"

"Well said!" Kira gave a thumbs up. "Kuangumaru-kun, I'm very pleased with your awareness!"

Akas muttered under her breath, "Nonsense! Sister Cana and Sister Erza don't fight with their fists either. They're powerful mages too!"

Upon hearing her words, Kira laughed out loud, quite unkindly: "Haha... This is the first time I've ever heard anyone compare Erza and Cana."

Just as the group was about to say something more, the restaurant suddenly started a live evening performance. Just like some bars that hire singers to perform, this restaurant also had a similar event.

Unfortunately, the singer performing now is not a sweet and cute young lady, but a rather robust young man.

The boy was about 15 or 6 years old, tall and strong, with thick short green hair. He was shirtless, showing off his strong muscles, and had black tattoos on both arms. He was wearing a tiger-skin skirt around his lower body, and looked very intimidating.

Such a muscular man naturally wouldn't sing any beautiful ballads; the moment he opened his mouth, his powerful tenor voice stirred up the entire restaurant.

Akas felt her mind was being polluted and quickly covered her ears: "What was the restaurant owner thinking? How could they hire someone like this to sing?"

Ika frowned in distress: "Exactly, if we're going to hire a resident singer, shouldn't we get someone like Mila to attract more customers?"

Of the three, Sangwan was the only one with a different opinion: "I think this older brother is really cool! Indeed, a real man should be like him, not caring about what others think, and insisting on doing what he wants to do!"

His eyes even shone!

The other two turned around in surprise, as if they had just met him today, their unspoken thoughts practically written on their faces: "Brother, why don't you go see a doctor!"

Kira's focus wasn't on the interaction between the three boys, but on the kid on stage: "What a coincidence..."

"Boss, what did you say?"

"No, it's nothing."

Olga is also one of the five major fighters of Sabertooth in the future, and the magic he uses is the Lightning God-Slaying Magic.

"On the same day, I first ran into Rufus, and then I ran into this person. It's such a coincidence!"

Kira used "this person" to refer to Olga because he had forgotten her name.

That's normal. After all, he's a minor character with limited screen time. Calling him "Thunder God Slayer" or "Thunder God" is enough. Just like those female extras in Mermaid Bell, who would remember their names?

Besides both Rufus and Olga ending up at Sabertooth, what's even more coincidental is that they both used Lost Magic, which forces Kira to pay close attention to them!

The original work did not explain where the two people's magic came from, but thinking of the four-hundred-year history of the Demisol Magic Academy, Kira had a vague idea in his mind.

"Could they have obtained lost magic at the Demisor Magic Academy? But... it can't be such a coincidence, can it?"

Lost magic is called lost magic because it is too difficult to learn; not everyone can learn it, and even if someone does, they can't necessarily master it.

In the Kingdom of Fiore, children with magical talent begin learning magic at a very young age. Olga looks quite mature and is naturally already a mage. It's just unknown whether he has learned the Lightning God-Slaying Magic yet.

While Kira was pondering, Olga, who was performing on stage, made an unusual move that cleared up Kira's doubts.

Olga released a ball of white light and pressed it onto the microphone in his hand. Instantly, his singing became louder and carried farther. Kira estimated that Kira could hear his singing from 50 meters away.

Ika exclaimed, "My God! Doesn't this person have any self-awareness about his singing?"

Kira's gaze fell on the white light in Olga's hand. Thanks to Laxus's persistent nagging, he had also studied lightning magic for some time and could naturally determine the properties of this magic.

"Is this some kind of electromagnetic magic? So this is a modified microphone used to increase the volume?"

The principle of sound is vibration, and the principle of a microphone is to use air to vibrate the microphone diaphragm. The diaphragm drives the voice coil to cut the magnetic lines of force of the magnet to generate an electrical signal. The higher the vibration frequency, the stronger the electrical signal, and the louder the sound.

What Olga did was directly affect the electrical signals to amplify the sound effects.

"That's some ridiculous usage!" Kira exclaimed, then changed his tone, "But it's magical. I feel like my head is full of even more useless knowledge..."

However, Olga's behavior suggests that he most likely hasn't yet learned the Lightning God-Slaying Magic.

As for the reason... Kira felt that this person seemed to have a fighting personality. If he learned that magic, he could basically say goodbye to using this electromagnetic magic and find a magic guild to do more dangerous work.

Of course, we cannot rule out the two possibilities: "this current singing job is a commission he accepted" and "he just likes this kind of work, so even though he learned the Thunder God Destroyer Magic, he didn't join the magic guild."

But basically, very few people use two kinds of magic at the same time.

Therefore, Kira speculated that, like Rufus, he used other magic before learning lost magic, and after obtaining lost magic, he abandoned his original magic and switched to more powerful magic.

"Anyway, let's find someone to ask."

Kira found a waiter at the tavern and asked him about Olga. He learned that Olga had been performing there for half a year and had not joined the magic guild. Olga only knew electromagnetic magic.

After the waiter left, Ika couldn't help but complain, "They've been singing for almost half a year, and their restaurant is still standing?!"

Kira didn't talk to Olga for the same reason as Rufus: it wasn't the right time yet.

The registration process is complete. Now all that's left is to wait—to see who comes from Demisor Academy and for the assessment to begin.

So for the next few days, Kira continued to wander around Hams City with the three little ones.

Kira claimed to be just strolling around, but his real purpose was to find someone—Ultear, of course!

Unfortunately, three days passed, and he still hadn't found Ultear or anyone connected to the Demon's Heart.

Kira was certain that he hadn't been seeing things that day; he had indeed seen Ultear's figure. This made him feel somewhat uneasy, and his intuition told him that the Demisor Academy's entrance exam would not be peaceful this time.

Chapter 191 Invited Guest

On the day of the exam, Kira led the three little ones into the exam area, then turned to find the academy director.

Not far from the entrance exam assembly point in Hams City, in a secluded European-style villa, sat several people of extremely high status in the Kingdom of Fiore.

Kira pushed open the villa's door, and a noble and elegant atmosphere immediately enveloped him.

The floor is paved with gleaming, mirror-like tiles, and a magnificent crystal chandelier hangs high in the center of the villa. Aroma tables, white porcelain cups, and genuine leather chairs represent the high-end lifestyle that countless people from humble backgrounds aspire to. Expensive carpets, exquisite stone carvings, paintings by renowned artists, and lush greenery add further color to the interior. But what is most astonishing is the row upon row of bookshelves filled with a dazzling array of magical books, exuding understated luxury and sophistication.

Kira nodded to himself: As expected of the reception area of ​​Demisor Academy, the decor is truly exceptional!

A tall, voluptuous woman with fair skin, a wrinkle-free face, a cool and aloof demeanor, and elegant, aristocratic bearing stepped forward and said to Kira, "Mr. Kira Hopelight, welcome!"

The woman had long, light blonde hair pulled back from her head, and her eyes were bright and captivating. She wore a white, fitted long dress that partially exposed her chest, outlining her exquisite and graceful curves.

A long cloak, white on the outside and blue on the inside, reaching to her knees, was draped over her shoulders—the standard attire of a strong person. A jade-colored gemstone necklace hung around her neck; upon closer inspection, the pearly luster of the gemstones could be seen, like an oasis in the desert, full of vitality.

Kira couldn't help but admire the sculptor's superb craftsmanship, because this didn't seem to be an ordinary gemstone, but rather some kind of magical artifact. It reminded him of Marvel's Doctor Strange. Fortunately, this world didn't have something like the Time Stone, otherwise he would have wanted to borrow it to take a closer look.

She wore a pair of black leather gloves and white boots. Kira immediately recognized that both were magical items with special functions, but their specific uses were currently unknown.

Judging from her face and figure alone, this woman should be around 30 years old, a mature and intellectual age.

Kira politely returned the greeting: "Thank you for your invitation, Dean Konas!"

According to Maklov, this woman named Konas is the current headmistress of Demisol Academy, and she also has another identity: one of the Ten Wizard Saints.

Konas looked at Kira and nodded repeatedly: "Fairy Tail has a successor! How is Makarov-san?"

"President, you are in good health. Thank you for your concern."

After a brief greeting, Kira noticed that there were two other men in the villa, an elderly man and a middle-aged man.

The old man had a long white beard and looked to be in his sixties or seventies. He wore a wizard's hat and a reddish-brown cloak, and held a snake-headed staff in his hand. His hands were wrapped in bandages. He was the new Speaker of the Council, Guran Dorma.

The middle-aged man had short, dark purple hair, four red marks on his left forehead forming a cross, and a few strands of hair combed down his right side. He had red eyes and a small mustache. He was dressed like a nobleman, wearing a white and purple shirt with a blue bow tie at the collar, and a black turtleneck cape. He was holding a wine glass and looked like a legendary vampire.

What Kira found most jarring was that the wine glass contained milk, not red wine or any other red beverage.

Hmm, this face looks familiar too; it's Heiberion, ranked second among the Ten Saints.

With the idea that personal image should not be lost and guild personality should not be abandoned, Kira greeted everyone.

Grandoma, adopting a slightly arrogant demeanor, squinted one eye and said, "I originally thought you were a lawless youth when I heard you were from 'Fairy Tail,' but now it seems you are much more composed than Makarov."

The newly appointed head of the council seems to have never had much affection for troublesome guilds like Fairy Tail.

Haiberion stood up and said, "Don't say that, Speaker Guran, Maklovsan can be quite reliable at times!"

So that's what kind of person the old man was in your eyes...

After chatting for a while, Kira got to know the three people in front of him a little better.

Of the three, the old man, Gran, is serious, rigid, decisive, and tough. He takes good care of the new generation, but doesn't have much affection for Fairy Tail. Hyberion is mature and steady, and his conversations are full of humor and wit. Dean Konas looks aloof, but is actually gentle and values ​​the academy and her students. She is also a bit cunning.

After the conversation, Kira learned why Dean Konas had invited the three of them. Gran represented the Magic Council, the largest official magic organization in Ishgar; Hyberion represented the Wizarding Ten, Ishgar's top combat force; and Kira represented Fairy Tail, the oldest magic guild in the Kingdom of Fiore.

In short, Kira and his two companions represent several forces in the magical world, which makes Kira feel somewhat flattered.

Konas began, "There are several important matters I wanted to discuss with you all here today, as mentioned in the invitation and letter. I would like to invite the three of you to give a lecture to the students of the academy after this admissions conference; after that, we will have a month of teaching."

The three nodded silently upon hearing this. Since they had come, they naturally agreed to the conditions in the letter.

Kira raised his hand and asked hesitantly, "I have a question. Why did the Dean invite me instead of our Chairman Makarov?"

Dean Konas paused for two seconds before saying, "In previous years, we did invite President Maklov, but in the end... it might be a bit rude to say this, but he did cause a lot of trouble for the academy. After a month of his instruction, many students began to become unruly and difficult to manage."

Kira immediately understood, recalling Makarov's occasional rebellious and arrogant behavior, and simultaneously scoffed: "Good heavens, old man, I never knew you were this kind of old man..."

"Although I am in the academy, I have heard about Mr. Kira's deeds: he opened up trade routes with magical artifacts, promoted economic development with neighboring countries, and single-handedly improved the level of magical technology in the Kingdom of Fiore; he was nominated as one of the Ten Wizard Saints a few years ago, and recently defeated two Wizard Saints, Joseph and Jellal, in succession. Both his strength and reputation are enough to make him an invited guest."

At Dispel's request, the Fairy Tail members reported to the Council that Joseph was defeated by Kira.