Fairy Tail: I want to summon Baron Nash

"Aww~aoww~" A shadow wolf let out a short cry and scratched the ground with its claws. It must have discovered something.

Rhodes and Elfman hurried over and saw an old hand on the ground. The owner of this hand was buried by a collapsed wall.

However, this wall is supported by a pillar, leaving a little space.

Elfman lifted the fallen wall with both hands and pushed it over to the open space on the other side.

An old man about fifty years old was lying on the ground. His face was somewhat similar to the photo of Mal provided by the client.

His chest was slightly sunken, as if he had suffered a heavy blow, and his abdomen was pierced by half of a spear, and he was already out of breath.

"Summon, Crimson Mark Tree Monster, Crown of Embers!"

Seeing the frightening pool of blood under him, Rhodes already knew that the other party was hopeless, but he would always feel unwilling if he didn't give it a try.

The originally pale old man's face turned slightly rosy at this time, and he opened his eyes with difficulty.

When he saw two unfamiliar faces, a trace of fear and severity flashed across the old man's eyes, a look that wanted to fight desperately.

"We are the wizards of Fairy Tail. We received the commission to find Mal and Vina. We just arrived here." Rhodes explained the situation to him in as concise language as possible.

The cruel look in the old man's eyes disappeared, replaced by a plea: "I am... Peter..."

Peter is the client's name.

Elfman hurriedly asked: "Are you the patriarch of Monotropa?"

"Yes..." Peter struggled to speak.

Rhodes signaled to Elfman to stop asking questions with little information. The old man might not have much time.

Peter probably knew this, and tried his best to say the most important words: "Mal and Vina...the mountains to the north...save them...the enemy is strong and there are many people...escape...please..."

It was clear that the crown of embers around the old man had disappeared before the time came.

The rosy color on his face just now turned pale again, as if it had never appeared before.

Elfman shouted: "Mr. Peter! Mr. Peter!"

No matter how much he shouted, Peter could no longer respond.

Elfman's expression was a little frightened, and his breathing became rapid. Watching life passing by in front of him made him think of bad things.

He clutched his chest, making it difficult to breathe.

"Cough!" Elfman felt a heavy blow to his abdomen. When he raised his head, he saw Rhodes' serious face.

"Don't be in a daze here. The client has made his last request. Find Mal and Vina and take them to escape. The reward is... the liberation of a father's soul."

Elfman was silent for a few seconds, then took off his windbreaker and covered Peter: "I know, man... you must complete the mission!"

Rhodes called the remaining river crab over and told Elfman:

"Listen up, the location is in the mountains and forests to the north. There are many enemies, and they may be very strong. Our goal is not to destroy the enemies, but to escape with the target.

Therefore, when encountering an enemy, do not confront the enemy head-on. Escape is the first priority. When it is really difficult to escape, try to delay as much time as possible. "

He had some expectations for reinforcements, but not too much.

It's too far away from the guild. It took about 8 hours to get here by carriage. It's hard for Hapi to fly so far.

Unless you can contact other people who are performing tasks outside, or there is a strong team of the Senate nearby.

It is better to pray that the devil's heart will not use too strong cadres to deal with a small village.

The two got on the river crab and flew north.

But before they could run too far, they saw a gray-haired young man blocking their way with an exaggerated posture.

When the two river crabs patrolled the village before, they didn't find this person at all!

"The lost fairy meets the devil in this wilderness. Is the next chapter a song of surrender or a picture of battle?"

Whether he overheard their conversation or saw the mark on Elfman's neck, this man obviously knew that they were Fairy Tail. Elfman shouted loudly and asked: "Who are you? Did you do this in the village?"

Rhodes held the pendant calmly with his hand, alert to see if there were any other enemies around him.

"It's just a trivial job for a demon to lead the ancient warriors to their desired destination."

The gray-haired young man changed to a more 'elegant' posture and continued, "First meeting, the devil's heart, Lastiros of the Seven Familiars of Purgatory."

As he spoke, flowers and twinkling stars appeared behind Lastiros - this man was using magic to introduce himself and add special effects!

A flower appeared in his hand, he put it under the tip of his nose and sniffed it: "It's a pity that self-reporting is useless, I smell the fragrance of death."

He is so cool!

This is the most pretentious person Rhodes has ever encountered. Although Laxus is also very pretentious, he is completely different from this guy.

Elfman's eyes were fierce and he was rubbing his hands: "Who do you think will die?"

Rhodes held his shoulders: "Pay attention to his magic power."

"This feeling..." Elfman was shocked. He could feel the powerful magic power of those flowers when they appeared and disappeared. "It's like facing Erza..."

"Oh? Have you discovered the power gap?" Lastiros pushed up his glasses, "If this happens, you will have to sleep in fear. What a sad fate..."

If he wasn't an enemy, this guy might be able to chat with Laqi. Laqi could even learn the art of speaking from him.

But since this guy likes to talk nonsense... Rhode didn't mind asking a few more questions: "Did you cause the black flames in the village?"

"Zankro that guy never handles the aftermath properly." Lastiros shook his head lightly and opened his arms, "That kind of flame without beauty can't be compared with my imagination."

Another round of fancy special effects, but Rhode heard the key words, 'Zankro', 'imagination'.

Zankro should be his companion, and it is very likely that he is as strong as him.

As for 'imagination'...if you can't figure it out, just ask directly, and by the way, you can also test this guy's IQ: "Imagination?"

"Yes, imagination, for example..." Lastiros waved his arm, "My guardian beast, Thunder Belksas!"

A huge monster with two horns on its head and wearing steel armor, five or six meters tall, suddenly appeared and punched down.

The river crab ran out of a trail of afterimages, nimbly carrying the two out of the opponent's attack range. A big hole was smashed on the ground, and the slight vibration slightly affected the river crab's movement.

Elfman felt like he saw a second Rhode: "It's the same summoning system as you!"

"Maybe it's not that simple... Anyway, you go first, he has accomplices, and they may be chasing Mar and Vina."

The most annoying thing is that the opponent's IQ is not as low as Rhode expected.

He jumped off the river crab, "Summon, Azure Carved Golem!"

The opponent's monster ran over, and the golem rushed forward and punched and collided with its fist.

There was a bang, and there seemed to be an invisible air force between the two fists, blowing the weeds and dust on the ground.

The two refused to give in to each other, and for a while they were evenly matched.

Lastiros was a little surprised. Does the seemingly inconspicuous wizard have such a powerful summoned beast?

Elfman was hesitating, but the river crab faithfully followed Rhode's orders and took him to the side.

The blue light effect of the Crown of Insight fell on Rod.

Elfman looked back and suddenly felt that this guy's back at this moment was very...manly!

He finally said: "Although it is very unwilling, don't forget that if something happens to you, your sister will be very sad."

"I know, you are the same!" Rod was more verbose than him and reminded him tirelessly,

"Remember my words, don't be reckless, our first priority is not to defeat the enemy, but to lead people to escape.

Even if it is for your sister, absolutely, absolutely, cherish your life!"

"Manly!" Elfman grabbed the crab's tentacles and urged it to leave quickly.