Fairy Tail: Magic is not such an inconvenient thing.

"Grey, you've come at the right time. Want to play some Dou Dizhu (a card game)?"

"Dou Dizhu? What's that?"

"A card game that Little Aibo taught us."

"Play... no! I'm here to battle Abbot! I've heard you've learned quite a few powerful spells, Abbot, let's have a match!"

"..."

The air suddenly went quiet, and the three of them stared at Gray with strange looks in their eyes.

Cana threw the magazine she was holding at Gray in an annoyed manner:

"Are you alright? Abbott is only six years old. Are you going to bully my little brother?!"

"Um, everyone in the guild is saying that Aibo is already very strong, right? This is a battle between guys, Kana, don't interfere!"

"Huh!? You little brat, come here, let's spar—Hey! Abbot, stop messing around!"

Abbott quickly stopped Cana from yawning and gestured for Gray to come in and sit down:

“Gregor, this is your first time visiting my home. Please sit down and have a cup of tea.”

Looking at Abbott, who was a head shorter than him and quite small, Gray felt like he might have been bullying him. Feeling a little embarrassed, he looked around the room.

"Emmm, Abbott, your house is nice, it's pretty... beautiful."

"Don't even mention it. I only realized how small the area was after I finished making it. Especially when my sisters came over to visit, there was nowhere for them to sit. So I had to renovate it again and separate the bedroom and bathroom and move them downstairs."

Kana shook her head repeatedly:

"If you ask me, this house needs a lot of renovations. Without a fireplace, you'll freeze to death in the winter. And there's no kitchen, and no room for me either. You should have asked for my opinion before you built the house!"

Levy laughed as she listened:

"Haha, Abbott has done a great job. Let's take it one step at a time. Actually, it's pretty good now. Once I move all the books from home over, this will be our secret base."

Gray picked up a small piece of cake, took a bite, and asked curiously:

"Why doesn't Abbott live in the dormitory anymore? It must be very inconvenient here. Besides, it's far from the guild, and places without guards patrolling are prone to thieves."

Aibo twitched the corners of his mouth, recalling those days in the dormitory. Compared to that pain, any inconvenience was bearable.

"Actually... it's for the convenience of practicing magic. This is the edge of the city, so no one will care even if we make a big commotion. As for other issues... we'll deal with them gradually later."

Abbott had no intention of sparring, and Gray wasn't unreasonable or fond of causing trouble, so the group sat down and started chatting.

"By the way, everyone in the guild is saying that you've learned shape magic, but what about ice magic?"

"I haven't learned it yet, and I only know some very simple magic right now. I don't have much combat power. The only powerful destructive magic, shattering magic, is not well controlled. Otherwise, I wouldn't have to live alone."

That's true. Although Abbot has learned a bunch of fancy magic, they're mostly level 1, which means he's just getting the hang of it.

Her strongest ability is to use telepathy to call for the guild master's help; she doesn't really have much combat power.

In short, he is currently in a period of quiet accumulation and has no intention of actively seeking trouble.

Kana came up behind Abbott, reached out and pinched his cheek, smiling to comfort him:

“Little Abbot is already amazing! When I was your age, I hadn’t even started learning magic yet! Only shameless Gray would come and bully a child.”

"Hey! I didn't!"

"Since you're already here, why don't you play cards with us? The way Abbot taught us is quite interesting."

Abbot quickly shook off Kana and sat down at the desk next to him:

"You guys have fun, I have some things to sort out."

He really needs to think carefully about his next key tasks, mainly his plan to improve his capabilities.

Because he started serializing his novel and built his own house, Aibo is no longer short of money.

Making money can wait; the next step is to figure out how to improve our strength as quickly as possible.

You know, if he hadn't really been fed up with the dorm environment, Aibo wouldn't have been in such a hurry to move out.

Actually, he lacks a sense of security, and besides, this world isn't exactly safe either. There are powerful magical beasts, dark guilds, and I've heard there are even demons and such.

If he weren't confident in his speed in calling for help, Abbot would never have dared to live alone.

In this world, the strong are respected, and even secular nobles dare not provoke mages. Becoming stronger as soon as possible is always beneficial.

As for how to improve one's strength... Guild Master Makarov had also taught him that first, one should learn a powerful magic that suits one's own abilities, then one should increase the magic power within one's body as much as possible, and then one should increase combat experience.

Abbott is currently stuck at the first step; he hasn't found the magic that suits him yet.

Although I've learned a lot of magic, and my shattering magic is very powerful, it's not actually that suitable for me.

According to Aibo's own understanding, the magic most suitable for him should be the one that allows him to gain experience the fastest while learning.

The magic I've learned the fastest right now is the transformation magic, but it doesn't seem like a suitable spell for combat...

So next, Abbot will try to learn as much magic as possible, find the one that suits him best, and then just focus on gaining experience.

So... everyone in the guild, please take good care of me!

Chapter 14 The most suitable magic is…

In the blink of an eye, more than a month has passed, and during this time, Aibo's life has become more regular.

I start my morning exercise with a glass of milk, then practice and test various skills at home in the morning. I have lunch at the guild on time, spend the afternoon at the guild asking people for guidance on magic, and occasionally help out as a waiter. After dinner, I play with my friends for a while to build rapport, then return to my home in the small garden to write and update my novel, meditate, and go to bed before 11 pm sharp, never leaving any fatigue for the next day.

Everyone in the guild says that Abbott is a normal kid.

A disciplined lifestyle kept Abbot in a good mood for a long time, and naturally, the benefits were enormous.

The first step is learning magic.

Ebo learned Lightning Magic from Laxus, Light Magic and Giant Magic from the cult leader, Transformation Magic from Airo, and Water Magic, Sand Magic, and Shadow Magic from other older members of the guild.

Of course, he only learned it, not mastered it. Most of his magic spells haven't reached LV1 yet, and Abbot doesn't plan to use Inspiration Points to upgrade them. He'll just reserve this spot for now.

Then came the most important gain: the magic he learned from a guy named Mester—teleportation magic.

This magic can also be called teleportation, which is very cool. Most importantly, Abbott learned this magic very quickly, mastering it in just one day.

Furthermore, when Abbot reached the maximum experience point of 1000 for the teleportation magic, both the skills [Costume Change Magic LV1, 2139/10000] and [Teleportation Magic LV0, 1000/1000] disappeared simultaneously, and a completely new magic appeared in its place—

[Spatial Magic LV1, 6979/10000]

Aibo was quite surprised; the system actually had a little surprise hidden inside.

If a spell of the same type is learned through 1000 experience points rather than through inspiration, that experience will be doubled and returned to the higher-level skill.

After obtaining Space Magic LV1, you can also use the already learned skills of changing clothes and teleporting, and Space Magic can be upgraded to LV2 very quickly.

At the same time, Abbott also concluded that among the many types of magic, spatial magic was the one that suited him best.

Clothing-changing magic can only transfer inorganic clothing through space, while teleportation magic can move the entire person.

However, teleportation magic consumes a lot of mana and cannot be cast instantly, but these are minor issues and will definitely improve with upgrades.

Furthermore, Aibo was thinking that he could improve his skills to create his own, such as... [Flash] and [Flying Thunder God]?

Having made great progress in magic, Abbot's base stats have now become:

Energy: 25/25

[Stamina: 20/20]

[Magic Power: 401/404]

Overall, there has been an improvement, with magic power exceeding 400, and then there are the spells already learned:

[Telepathic Magic LV4, 20086/10000000]

[Spatial Magic LV1, 6979/10000]

[Meditation LV1, 3456/10000]

【文字魔法LV1，3364/10000】、【立体文字魔法LV0，207/1000】

[Magic Control LV1, 3208/10000]

【Magic Makeup LV1, 1959/10000】

Fire Magic LV1, 404/10000

【Crushing Magic LV1, 33/10000】

These are spells I already knew. My spatial magic is almost at LV2, and my meditation and spell magic, which I use regularly, are also progressing at the same pace.

As for the newly learned magic:

[Light Magic LV1: 1111/10000]

[Lightning Magic LV1: 888/10000]

Water Magic LV1: 678/10000

[Enhancement Magic LV1: 168/10000]

Ice Magic LV1: 66/10000

Transformation Magic LV1: 50/10000

These elemental spells weren't too difficult to learn, so Abbot unlocked them all.

Among them, the fastest progressing [Light Magic] is the magic with the highest compatibility with Abbot, except for spatial magic.

As for enhancement magic, it is actually a magical application that amplifies the body's abilities through magic. This kind of magic did not exist originally. Like the skill of magic control, it was discovered through inspiration.

Using enhancement magic, one can easily lift objects many times their own weight.

However, Aibo doesn't usually participate in guild fights, and no one takes him into battle, so he doesn't use this skill much, except when moving things.

He had only recently learned the transformation magic, but at level 1, it could only turn him into other kinds of children, and his size couldn't be changed much, which disappointed him slightly.

Aside from the spells I've already learned, there are a bunch of level 0 spells I haven't learned yet, but I'm too lazy to list them all.

Ebo now understands why most mages in this world specialize in only one or two types of magic.

Learning too much is overwhelming; you can't keep up with everything. Trying to do too much at once will only lead to failure.

Abbot has decided to specialize in spatial magic from now on. Spacetime magic is top-tier magic, and since he has talent in this area, he should naturally make the most of it.

In addition to these magic skills, there are also several "life skills":

[Writing LV1, 1587/10000]

[Painting LV1, 104/10000]

[Body Tempering LV0, 509/1000]

[Cooking Skill LV0, 250/1000]

[Singing LV0, 9/1000]

Well, there haven't been any major changes, and I haven't paid much attention to it. The only thing I'm really interested in is the "body training" skill, which I think should be useful.

However, I am still too young, and my progress in practicing this is slow. I can only say that the future is promising.

During this period, Abbot has barely used Inspiration Points, hoarding them like a scavenger. Now he has:

Inspiration Points: 29686

Nearly 30,000 Inspiration Points! Enough to learn more than 20 minor skills, enough to upgrade three skills to LV2.

However, Abbot still has no intention of using these inspirations, because just watching the numbers keep rising is enough to make him feel good.

Anyway, there's nothing I urgently need it for right now, so I'll keep it for now.

Moreover, it's all because this broken system is too weak. The system's empowerment actually left my foundation unstable, and I still have to rely on my own cultivation to fully master the skills, which is disappointing.

Even without cheating through the system, Aibo's learning speed is astonishing, and he is already a recognized little genius. Let's leave more surprises for future guild members.

Now that we've talked about magic, let's talk about making money.

The Naruto novel has been serialized in the otherworldly newspaper for over a month, and the Land of Waves arc has just ended, receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from readers.

The culture shock from another world is quite powerful.

This novel has already gained some fame in the Kingdom of Fiore. Not long ago, with the help of the guild master, Abbo reached a further cooperation agreement with the Kingdom Daily and Soshara Magazine.

One was the release of the first single-volume novel, and the other was the new serialization of the Naruto manga in Weekly Sosala.