area51novel Chapter 70 What kind of magic does the Heartfilia family possess?
Chapter 70 What kind of magic does the Heartfilia family possess?
Chapter 70 What kind of magic does the Heartfilia family possess? (Part 5)
"So the sea is frozen over, how are we supposed to get across?!"
Gray looked at the endless, frozen sea and asked Id beside him.
"Is that even a question?!"
Idris smiled but remained silent.
"No way?"
Gray immediately understood what Id meant, and cold sweat poured down his forehead.
"Of course I can walk there, no problem."
"But Emery and Mary definitely wouldn't be able to stand it."
Grey adopted an attitude that he was acting not for himself, but for the sake of the Amelie sisters.
"This is very simple."
Id glanced at the frail Emily sisters, then at the frozen motorboat beside them, and a brilliant idea flashed into his mind.
So, fifteen minutes later.
"ah."
"I actually did it! I crossed the ocean!"
Then Id and Gildarts were seen walking on the ice, chatting casually.
Behind the two was Gray, carrying a heavy burden.
Yes, at this moment, Gray was shirtless, his body wrapped in chains made of ice, the other end of which was pulling a motorboat with its engine removed to lighten its weight and fitted with four wheels.
The Amelie sisters were naturally seated on the motorboat.
At this moment, Gray was sweating profusely. He gritted his teeth and relied on his strong willpower to pull the Amelie sisters forward across the ice field.
Well, according to Ide, this can also be considered a form of cultivation.
Incidentally, after Id and the others left the coastal city of Monnet, the kingdom's army arrived and took away all the members of the Cappuccino family, who had been frozen into ice sculptures.
In fact, the king had originally planned to arrest the Cappuccino family, but he was unable to send his army due to the monsters in the sea.
Now that the monsters in the sea have been destroyed by Id and the sea has been frozen, the kingdom's army has no more scruples and has crossed the sea to capture people.
And so, half a month later.
"We've finally arrived."
When Gray finally reached the other side with the motorboat, he completely relaxed and collapsed onto the land on the opposite bank.
Gray had had enough of sleeping in an ice nest, drinking ice water, and eating ice fish every day.
"Ha ha."
"I actually walked across the ocean."
"If I told my father and mother this, they probably wouldn't believe me!"
Gray lay on the ground and laughed excitedly.
Before meeting Id, he never dreamed that he could one day walk across the ocean.
"Grey, Id, and Gildarts."
"Thank you so much for bringing us here. My sister and I will be moving south to live now."
The Amelie sisters bowed deeply to Id, Gray, and Gildarts, expressing their heartfelt gratitude for their help.
"Gray, I will become a mage in the future too."
"I will become as strong as you."
Before saying goodbye to Grey, Mary made sure to keep her promise to him.
"I'll be waiting for you, Mary."
Grey waved to Mary and Emery and said with a smile.
"Grey, how can you do this to Anna?!"
After saying goodbye to the Amelie sisters, Id couldn't help but tease his good apprentice, Gray.
Who is Anna?
Gray looked at Id with some confusion and asked.
"That's the little girl we rescued from the Dark Guild's mages."
"You don't even remember that little girl's name? You're such a person, Gray."
Idris explained.
"what?"
"Her name is Liv, right?"
"Who on earth doesn't remember someone's name?! Teacher Ido."
Gray paused for a moment, then said speechlessly.
"You are not allowed to contradict the teacher."
After recalling for a moment, Id realized that he might have been mistaken, and in a fit of anger, he punched Gray hard on the head.
"it hurts."
Gray was beaten until tears streamed down his face, but he had no way to fight back.
"In short, you absolutely must not learn from Gildarts, that womanizing bastard."
Id tried to guide Gray onto the right path.
"You're not a good person either, are you, Id?"
Gildarts stood to the side and grumbled.
"Same to me."
Id didn't argue; he was content as long as Id was a better person than Gildarts.
And so the group continued on their journey until they arrived at Fos, the town that led to the western border of the continent.
"Teacher, can we take the train?"
When Gray noticed that there were trains in the town, he said with some envy.
"Look at the stupid things you've said!!"
As he spoke, Id tapped Gray on the head again and said earnestly, "Walking is cultivation, and cultivation is walking. You must learn to find joy in walking."
"Really?!"
Gray looked at Id suspiciously, as if he didn't believe it.
"boom!"
The moment Gray finished speaking, time seemed to stand still. A young man appeared behind Gray, Ido, and Gildarts, a slight smile playing on his lips: "As expected, as long as I use the speed-up potion, I am the strongest."
As the boy thought this, his gaze swept over Gray, Gildarts, and Ido, finally settling on Ido, who looked the wealthiest.
Well, Gray is just a kid, and he looks like he has no money.
Gildarts, on the other hand, looked like a homeless man, not at all like a wealthy person.
"Only Idris was dressed so well, she looked very rich."
"Let me see how much money you have."
However, just as the boy's hand was about to reach into Id's pocket, he suddenly noticed a large hand had already grabbed his hand tightly.
"Well?!"
The boy's pupils trembled slightly as he stared at the young man in disbelief, as if he were watching a horror story.
"Time magic?"
"No, did it just increase its own speed?"
Before the boy could think further, he heard the young man talking to himself, directly deducing the type of magic he was using.
"Hey kid."
"Has no one ever told you not to steal other people's things?"
Ide grabbed the boy's hand and asked in a cold voice.
In fact, Id originally did not intend to arrest the boy in front of him, if the boy had stolen Gildarts.
Unfortunately, the boy chose him.
"We've hit a brick wall."
The boy who had been stealing now understood perfectly well that he had encountered a master.
"Please don't hand me over to the guards. This is the first time I've ever done something like this."
The boy pleaded with Id for help.
"OK."
To this, Id simply smiled slightly at the boy and then had Gray hand the boy over to the guards.
"You're lying!"
"You broke your promise!"
After being captured by the guards, the boy roared at Id.
"I only said I wouldn't hand you over to the guards, not that my disciple wouldn't."
Ide smiled slightly at the boy and said calmly.
"Teacher, I don't think that boy is a bad person."
Gray watched the boy being taken away by the guards, and felt a pang of pity.
"If stealing doesn't make someone a bad person, then there are basically no bad people in this world."
Id patted Gray on the shoulder and said with a smile.
"Grey, when you're out in the world, you have to be careful about everyone around you and don't trust people too easily."
Kyldas added from the side.
"Yeah?"
"I've learned something."
After listening to Id and Gildarts's words, Gray seemed to understand something and fell into deep thought.
And so, after wandering around the town for a while, Id, Gray, and Gildarts prepared to continue their journey.
"Sir, we've found them."
"They're the ones who caught the thief and got our wallets back."
Just as Id and his group were about to leave the town and continue along the railway tracks, several men in black spotted and stopped them, and then reported to a middle-aged blond man with slicked-back hair and a very elegant appearance behind them.
"Who are you?"
Ide turned around and looked at the man in front of him. He felt that the man looked familiar, as if he had seen him in a magazine.
Who I am is not important.
"The important thing is that you helped me find my wallet."
"So please allow me to express my gratitude to you."
"Could you tell me your names?!"
The middle-aged man smiled, but instead of introducing himself, he asked the three men, Yide, a question in return.
"hehe."
"It was nothing, no need to thank me."
Ide waved his hand, indicating that he did not need the middle-aged man's thanks, and then prepared to leave with Gray and the other two.
"Is it just a small favor?"
The middle-aged man watched the backs of Id and the other two and muttered to himself.
Before long, the middle-aged man caught up with Id and his companions again. He said apologetically, "I'm sorry, I was presumptuous! My name is Jud Hatfilia, and I am the current acting head of the Hatfilia family."
"I knew your face looked familiar. Turns out you're the richest man in Fiore. I've heard so much about you."
After listening to the middle-aged man's words, Ide remembered where he had seen him before—in a financial magazine.
"I dare not claim to be the richest man. Who are your benefactors?"
Jiude smiled bitterly; he was most afraid of being called the richest man.
"My name is Ido, this is my apprentice Gray, and this bastard is Gildarts. We are all mages of the Fairy Tail guild."
After seeing that Jiude had given his name, Yide no longer hid anything and spoke frankly.
"Ido, the mage from Fairy Tail guild? I'll remember that."
"I once again extend my deepest respect to you."
After giving a slight nod, Jude bowed slightly to Ido, Gray, and Gildarts.
"You're welcome."
Ido waved his hand and continued on his way with Gray and Gildarts.
"Is that man very rich?"
After walking for a while, Gray asked Id.
"Um."
"Nearly half of the railways and trains on the entire continent of Ishgar belong to their family."
That's what Id said.
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Gray's pupils twitched slightly, his face filled with shock.
Gray: "Mr. Jude, what kind of magic does your Heartfilia family possess?"
Jiude: "I am rich!"
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