Fairy Tail Guild Hall Inside Novels & Stories

Only then will I be satisfied. She knocks on the door omce and it flies open. My lips twitch into a surprised smile as we enter the empty room with stairs in the middle. “WOW.” I whisper inaudibly, marveled at the vastness and beauty of the room. “This is the the pack’s gateway. It leads to the general hall at the last floor of the building where important events take place.” Aria explains as we walk up the stairs. I try my hardest to focus on my steps, avoiding any clumsiness that could cause a fall tonight. After a few minutes of climbing endless stairs, we finally reach the top of the building where two doors meet.

Shiele walked calmly and respectfully down the small halls as she had been taught instead of bustling and bumbling her way through the hallways as the other sisters had called it. Shiele came to the entrance of a courtyard, in the centre of the courtyard was a fountain of a fish and a wizard together, the fish looked elegant as if it had just jumped freely from the water below with water coming from its mouth while the wizard encased it with spiralling water building around it like a wall, keeping it safe. Grass surrounded the beautiful fountain which was the greenest of green Shiele had ever seen, it was forbidden to walk across the grass so there was a footpath that lay around the edge for

He hurried along behind her, trying to catch her on the next street. He searched the street, he couldn't find Lynn anywhere. He ran down the street and searched the next intersection. There she was, turning into a guild house on his left. He moved through the crowd, trying to keep in the groups. He stood outside the guild house and looked at it's door for signage. When he found no words on it, he looked to the buildings on its right and left, one labelled the Daegar Guild, known as the best armory and the other labelled the Gaelyx Guild, known for spectacular mason work. Aerys smiled to himself and walked back to the bakery, intending to return late in the night, when the streets had gone to

The lady wings were gorgeous like a butterfly with different colors and the boy has a dragon fly like wings that flickers such colors when he moves depending where it will reflect. "Greetings, seven souls," says the beautiful lady fairy, bowing her head slightly and back to glancing at them. "We've come beforehand to warn all of you. The inside of our city is under repair for years now and we can not show you around. Once you entered, I, Hatte the guardian of Ki and Tosh, the guardian of Midori will activate our Sekai." "When you step inside the gates and remained in our Sekai after the gate closes, we will not hesitate to kill any of you," Tosh warned.

Holy Spark sighed and looked around, "This is not a good place to talk. Follow me." With that, Holy Spark turned around and walked towards the back of the hall. Samuel and the pangolin followed closely behind. In less than a moment, the three of them bypassed the main hall and arrived at a quiet inner hall. There were big words “Regimen Hall” in the hall, the center of which was the main house. There were two boxes on both sides. The decoration was not very luxurious, but it was quiet. There were towering trees on both sides and a sea of clouds on the cliff behind the fairy mountain. It was very beautiful.

Ugh, witchcraft. We followed and I was actually bewildered to see an interior design completely different form the exterior. Inside was what looked to be a mansion with dark oak walls with small pillars every hallway furnished with antique objects. In the middle of the wide receiving area, was an elegant fountain with sparkling fishes swimming around the circular base of the fountain. We were greeted by obviously busy people—or witches—wearing uniformed suits. I think they work for the council. The inside looked very alike to Master Zorylle's mansion but this one's wider and more extravagant.

On the way the fairy asked '' why do you want to learn alchemy ? '' To save my lover she has died '' he replied coldly . '' Such a romantic guy you are , i will show you around let's go '' she said taking his hand . She took him to the guild where there are many people wizards , werewolfs , fairies and magicians . '' Now we have arrived to the wizard guild where you can meet many people there and make new comrades '' she said taking him in there . When he went in everyone was looking at him .

Ragnar's Hall literally looked like a grand palace, where everything was either made of gold, diamond, coral, or pearls. I felt a bit dizzy by the bouncing light coming off the Falcon's Gate. Lucian held me from the back. "Welcome to the extravagant splurge of the month," he said. I looked around and saw Lucas chatting with someone. "Could you please walk me inside?" I asked Lucian nervously. "I can't go into the main entrance. Only Alphas and their Lunas can," Lucian replied. "So... Could you please walk me to the side entrance? I guess I've got an allergy attack," I said.

I force a smile, trying hard to hide the curiousity. “That's where our Sect located!” Phillie force the smile, uncertain if I really need those information about her sect. But she said it anyway, and I can only smile to hide my scorn. For some unknown reason, I find myself similar to her, put out all the trivial matter out of my mouth. It will cost more than I can lost, so the scorn only deepened to hide the mysterious light in my eyes. “You can use the third room, Alta,” Phillie said as she enter the first room. There are five room in total, all of the same purple color. However, just as she said the third room is mine, the purple of it change in an instant.

Innermost Part of the Music Hall There was a room ahead, guarded on the outside. Yuda opened the door. “Ma’am, I can’t go in with you, but don’t worry, there are people inside. I’ll be waiting right here.” Briella didn’t think much of it. She stepped inside and shut the door. Only once inside did she realize—what looked like a regular room from outside… was definitely not one. There wasn’t a single piece of furniture. A long, white corridor lit by a few sparse lamps stretched forward endlessly. Every three meters stood two guards.