Fairy Tail: I want to summon Baron Nash

It has been more than half a month since the Cherry Blossom Festival.

The noisy scene of that day is still vivid in my mind.

Everyone gathered together to drink, enjoy the cherry blossoms, perform, and play. Even if not all members participated in the activities, it was still very lively.

The most anticipated event is called "Bingo Game", which is actually equivalent to a lottery.

The first prize is two invitation tickets to a famous resort in Fiore, and the last prize is only a small snack.

Unfortunately, Rhode's luck is average. Even if he asked Worm to come out to get an extra spot, he only won a small cake in the end.

And it was Worm who won it.

As for the first prize... it was actually taken away by Nabu, and he also invited Bijida to go on vacation with him.

Let's... I don't know what to say.

But if you want to say what Rhode misses the most, of course it is the huge magical cherry tree that turns into a rainbow color at night.

Dozens of people who can rely on each other in battle gathered together to appreciate the dreamlike scenery. This is an experience that Rhode has never had before.

At that moment, he felt a great sense of peace and happiness.

On that day, he did not focus all his attention on Mira, but on everyone's smile and the happiness of every companion.

When the celebration was over, every time he recalled the rainbow-colored cherry blossom trees, he felt that he could see everyone in the dreamy colors.

Today, more than half a month later, when he was working with Elfman, he thought of this incident and couldn't help but sigh:

"Why is Nabu so lucky!"

He was dressed like a chief, but he was like a European emperor when drawing the lottery-is this a reverse poison milk?

Elfman looked at him: "Are you still concerned about that?"

"Of course, the three-day and two-night invitation ticket to the Akane Resort, don't you want it?"

"Of course I want it, but a man can't control his luck." Elfman said regretfully, "I wanted to give it to my sister after winning the lottery."

Rod said with empathy: "Me too, alas..."

"Alas... man!" Elfman suddenly wanted to hit him again.

Rhode chose to change the subject: "Forget it, let's not talk about it. Let me tell you the details first. Do you remember the mission?" Elfman said: "Help a tribal leader find his children who ran away from home, right? And we have to protect their village for a while." "To be precise, the brother and sister did not run away from home, but acted on their own." Rhode carefully talked about the mission content, "The village is called Monotropa. The whole village is a tribe, and the village chief is the tribe chief." "There is a passage in the history of the Kingdom of Fiore. It is a very old tribe. Although it has been influenced by foreign cultures in recent years, it still maintains a lot of customs handed down from ancient times." "Monotropa has a treasure called 'Tears of Chris', which is made of gold and gems and has been passed down from ancient times to the present." "But the value of this treasure does not lie in the gold and gems themselves , but a legend - as long as you have this treasure, the village will have good weather and good harvests every year. "

"This saying has been passed down from generation to generation, and the village will hold a grand sacrificial ceremony every year to pray for the blessings of the ancestors. It feels a bit similar to the harvest festival. " "But this year is a bit abnormal. The treasure occasionally emits strange light, and some villagers see strange people appearing nearby. So the village chief suspects that someone is eyeing the "Tears of Chris." "

Elfman folded his arms and guessed: "Could it be that the brother and sister ran out to investigate suspicious people without authorization?"

Rod nodded: "Almost, probably because they feel that as the children of the clan leader, they have the responsibility to protect the treasure of the village, so they want to find out as soon as possible. If someone is really plotting something bad, catch him as soon as possible. "

"Why is there always this..." Elfman didn't know how to describe it. It seems that he and Rod have encountered such impulsive children many times when they were in a team.

Although the starting point is good, reckless behavior often causes trouble.

Rhode didn't answer. It happens often. Of course, it's because your sister and I carefully selected the mission.

But there are too many young people who act recklessly.

It's easy to solve the problem by finding a wizard, but the children of the client want to make the task more difficult.

It's no exaggeration to say that since his debut, Luo has saved several tragedies with his prudent style and good strength.

Although this is a proud experience, Rhode still hopes from the bottom of his heart that they can be more careful.

Elfman asked, "What kind of people are the brother and sister? Are they children again?"

The client was probably too worried about the safety of his children, so he provided very detailed information. Rhodes even took out two photos and handed them to Elfman:

"The situation this time is slightly better than before. The brother is called Mal, 21 years old, and the sister is called Vina, 18 years old."

"Because their village has been martial since ancient times, the brother and sister have never given up training since they were young, so they are already the best fighters in the village at a young age. Those two people will be fine even if they fight against tigers or even rhinos."

"If there is a shortcoming, it is that they are too stubborn. Maybe our biggest problem is not how to find them, but how to bring them back."

Elfman asked, "If they are so strong, why do you specifically ask us to find them?"

Rod said: "Originally, we were only supposed to investigate who was targeting the Tears of Chris, but yesterday some villagers found the bodies of a grizzly bear and a wild boar near the village.

They were all killed in one blow, and it didn't seem like the fighting methods used by the tribe. The tribe leader thought that a wizard might be involved, so he added the requirement to find the two siblings and the corresponding reward."

Elfman punched his right fist into the palm of his left hand: "I see, as a wizard, they want to rob other people's treasures. A man will never let them go!"

Rod warned: "Don't be careless. Being able to kill large beasts like grizzly bears and wild boars in one blow means that the opponent is still very dangerous, and the number of people is unknown, so there may be trouble."

"Don't worry." Elfman nodded. It's true that the opponent is dangerous, but he himself has experienced quite dangerous battles when he was on a mission, so he is not afraid.

As for the number of the opponent...isn't the human wave tactic what Rod is best at?

When the enemy just showed up, or even before showing up, Rod's summoned beasts had already surrounded them, even in the air, on the ground, and underground.

Every time he and his team encountered a battle, if he didn't move quickly, he might not even have a chance to attack.

Although it would be easy to complete the mission, the manly Elfman didn't want a victory that depended entirely on Rod.