Chapter 57
It took some time before Wendy stopped crying and with a determined face asked to be present during the destruction of Nirvana. It was important for her to see with her own eyes how Robaul's last request was fulfilled. As for the second Charlie, although she tried to appear strong, but under the influence of the calming embrace of her stronger sister, she fell asleep, and in the end it was decided to return them to the mansion to wait for us.
Having teleported into the sky directly above the unsealed Nirvana, the four of us stood on the air platform I had created.
- Nirvana turned out to be bigger than I imagined. - Jura voiced his thought, looking at the huge city, which was a bit reminiscent of a spider in shape. - I'm not sure that even a salvo from Eifirion would have been enough for complete destruction.
- I think that's even good. It would be useful to hint to the council that it's not worth provoking Fairy Tail for the sake of your ambitions. - I answered with a smile.
- What do you want to say? - asked the chosen one.
"I'm pretty sure that some of the council hangs out with dark guilds, and Fairy Tail is like an eyesore to them," I explained.
"These are serious accusations," the magician frowned.
"I don't have enough hard evidence to make any accusations," I chuckled. "Just keep that in mind when you contact the council, and for now, just enjoy the show."
- Elsa, may I show off this time? - I asked with an anticipatory smile.
"As you wish," the girl rolled her eyes, and then pulled the younger Wendy closer to her.
- Watch carefully Wendy, because I will show you what the magic of the sky dragon slayer is really capable of. - Having said this, I instantly entered a state of dragon rage and, flying away from the others a little, took out the Bow that Anna and Grandina had given me a long time ago.
Aiming the bow at the center of the mobile city from me, a huge magical pressure immediately dispersed, and a huge turquoise magic circle formed at the tip of the arrow.
- Secret Art of Dragon Slayers: Heavenly King's Hunt!
As soon as the name of the spell thundered, an arrow was shot from the bow, around which a real tornado was spinning, and behind it appeared the outline of the mouth of a huge dragon. The arrow, not slowed down by anything, hit the center of nirvana and immediately from the point of contact a huge sphere was formed, covering the entire structure, turning it into dust with countless wind blades, and then the ghostly head of the dragon swallowed this sphere with one bite and everything became quiet, and where just now there was an entire mobile city, only a huge trace resembling a dragon's bite remained.
- Can I do that too?! - the younger Wendy looked at me with stars in her eyes.
- Of course. - I nodded confidently, letting go of the dragon's fury. - Although it will take some time to create a bow for you, I am sure that if you train as much as Elsa and I did, it will only be a matter of time.
- Could you share your training methods? - asked Jura, who turned pale from the scale of the spell I used.
- Well, I don't think there's anything bad about it, because such a technique is available to a rather limited number of wizards. The whole point is to practice magic to exhaust yourself, and then absorb your element to restore your reserve with the transition to the dragon's rage, and if you don't miss the period from 11 to 16 years old, you can get a result similar to ours. True, our training was also supplemented by the most difficult physical ones with the simultaneous use of healing magic. In general, we squeezed the maximum out of the most active period of development. Although Wendy has already missed one of the most important years, I'm sure she will still have time to make up for it. - I proudly told my technique, not noticing how the girl turned slightly pale.
- But that can't be done! – Jura exclaimed.
- Why? - I didn't understand.
- If you stick to this method for a long time, then in most cases a person will break down from the stress!
- Don't take us for fools. We know how to rest when we need to. - Elsa rolled her eyes. - Besides, we have experience teaching others.
- Right. - I nodded. - Charlie, Natsu, Gray. Recently, although it all started a little late with them, also Lisanna, Lucy...
- I understand, don't worry. - Jura interrupted me, already regretting asking about something like that.
"Did you teach Charlie?" asked the younger Wendy, who had been successfully distracted from her sadness by everything that was happening.
- Of course. The first year of her life, of course, we did nothing like that, and then, as it turned out, during that very year, by our standards, she reached the age of a teenager and successfully learned to turn into a human. That's when we began training her, and also helped her control her gift of prediction. - Elsa answered.
- Yeah, I still remember how she, poor thing, thought because of her gift that she had a mission put into her head at birth. And now, she's already a big kitty. - I said with a languid sigh.
- Yes. A very big cat. - Elsa looked at me with a flat face, which made me a little embarrassed.
"What's wrong?" the younger Wendy asked, puzzled.
- Ha-ha-ha, no, everything is fine. Let's go back to the others. - I suggested, laughing awkwardly.
"Okay," Elsa nodded, starting to prepare a long-distance movement spell.