radicalducati Chapter 370 Does Chess still want to learn from Gildarts?
Chapter 370 Does Chess still want to learn from Gildarts?
Chapter 370 Does Chess still want to learn from Gildarts?
In the end, the four members of the Grand Magic Games team—Natsu, Gray, Lucy, and Wendy—were sent into the card space by Chess.
Perhaps because she was too shy and wanted to escape, Erza followed along, claiming that she was there to supervise their training.
As they magically vanished into specks of light, the noisy guild instantly became much quieter.
Second floor, the president's office.
"Huh? You want me to participate in the competition as a member of Team B?"
Gajeel looked at him with an expression of disgust, "Isn't the fire dragon and the others enough?"
The two Juvia who were also called over also showed their disappointment: "If we can't team up with Lord Gray, there's no point at all. Although the Grand Magic Games limits the number of people in participating teams, it allows guilds to send out two teams at the same time."
The Fiore royal family, as the organizers, explained that the purpose was to make the celebration more lively, but the real purpose, of course, was to collect more magic power to activate the Eclipse Gate.
"Well, Team A focuses on teamwork, while Team B focuses on individual ability. Since the rules allow it, we should make good use of it."
In the future, Makarov looked at the listless Gajeel and the two Juvia, thought for a moment, and said, "How about this: the higher-ranked teams can punish the lower-ranked teams by doing anything!"
This sentence instantly energized Gajeel and the two Juvia.
Gajeel wanted Natsu to be his concert servant, while Juvia wanted to have babies with Gray.
"Oh my, if it's this kind of fun punishment game, then President, we'll sign up too!" Both Miras raised their hands at the same time.
They, from different worlds, envisioned the same scene: having Erza dress up as a maid and serve as her obedient personal maid for a day.
"Hey, old man, Team B shouldn't have the requirement of having two counterparts like Team A, right?" Chess asked knowingly.
Although his main purpose was to confirm the timeline of the journey, he could go up and have some fun three days before the future Lucy and the future Rogue appeared.
Since the goal is to make Fairy Tail famous, he has no choice but to join in the fun!
"Of course, I updated your information as a new member to the council yesterday," Future Makarov said with a smile.
He was also eager to see the power of this young man who played a key role in "defeating Acnologia".
"But Chase, remember this: you absolutely cannot summon Gandora and Osiris during the match, and you absolutely cannot demolish the venue!" Macaro warned solemnly.
Even now, he's still a bit conflicted about whether or not to let Chase play.
"Don't worry, old man," Chase said, patting his chest.
A Grand Magic Games wouldn't warrant summoning Gandora and Osiris, let alone destroying the venue.
Well, it depends on fate.
Makarov stared at him with a suspicious look, then turned to look at Gildarts, who was crouching in the corner: "There's one last spot left, Gildarts."
"Huh? I'll pass." Gildarts waved his hands repeatedly.
If Chase were on Team A, he would definitely volunteer without hesitation, win the championship, and then drag this guy along to duo queue and run naked to Magnolia together.
I just couldn't muster any enthusiasm for the team.
"Isn't Laxus of this world coming back soon? Call me again if he's too late."
After saying that, he turned and left, his heart heavy.
"That brat!" Future Makarov shook his head helplessly.
"Fine, let's do as he says," Makarov said.
He learned from Laxus's own words about his changes and the various things he had done on Sirius Island, and he was relieved that Laxus had not gone astray as his rebellious son, Ifang.
And so, the star-studded Team B was successfully finalized.
Instead of returning to the guild hall with the satisfied Mira and the others, Chase was kept behind by the two Makarovs for tea.
They wanted to know about various aspects of returning to their original world, including the required magic power, advance preparations, and possible situations. While the Grand Magic Games were important, this was the most pressing matter at hand.
Chess truthfully told everyone all the information he knew.
"Building the Anima, a transdimensional magical device, is no small undertaking," Future Makarov sighed softly.
Given the guild's current financial situation, it's really difficult to afford such a large-scale magical device, and we also have to avoid the council's sight.
The difficulty is not small.
"The Grand Magic Games champion gets a prize of 30 million, right?" Makarov chuckled.
"So this is why you suggested that both guilds participate at the same time?!" Future Makarov was shocked, feeling a strange sense of having been tricked by himself.
"Well, we're all family, so let's not be so fussy."
Makarov showed no mercy, smugly declaring, "After all, if we had competed separately, the championship would definitely have been ours!"
Makarov, who initially had no objection to the distribution of the prize money, became displeased by this sarcasm: "That's not necessarily true."
My children can unleash unimaginable potential when necessary!
"Even so, you can't handle the extra Chase, can you?"
"Hmph, just a lecherous brat. Mira and Erza on our side can easily handle him!"
The two old men were just talking about unity and that the children from another world were also their children, but in the blink of an eye, they were arguing heatedly.
Chess, caught in the crossfire, looked speechless: "Hey, old man over there, I'm not actually that lecherous, am I? At least not compared to Gildarts!"
"Oh, I see."
Miran entered with a smile, her face radiating kindness. "So Chase wants to emulate Gildarts?"
Even Chase felt his scalp tingle from that aura: "No, no, who would learn from that kind of scumbag?"
For Mira and Erza, who are incredibly conservative when it comes to love, accepting the current situation is already the best possible outcome; anything more would be a betrayal.
"Yeah, I think so too. No wonder he's the man that Erza and I both like~" Mira said with a smile, tilting her head.
This time it's a sweet smile.
"Alright, if you want to be all lovey-dovey, go home and be all lovey-dovey tonight."
"Mira, what brings you here? What happened?"
Sensing the sweet and sour scent of romance, the two Makarovs stopped arguing.
"Oh right!"
Mira snapped out of her daze, her smile fading and her expression suddenly turning serious. "We have a guest downstairs who says they have something very important to tell you about the upcoming Grand Magic Games."
"Guests?" Future Makarov looked puzzled.
Since returning from Tianlang Island, his old friends, including the Blue Pegasus Four-Headed Hound, have already come to say hello.
What other guest could make Mira take things so seriously?
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