Novel & Cerita Lacrima Fairy Tail

he told her. Queen Hazar smiled and waved to the girl with green highlights. “This is Karya. She’s a dryad or forest nymph, if you will,” she said and Lily couldn’t help but wonder how much weirder her world was going to get. The girl nodded and stepped up to her. “S’up hybrid,” she said with a quirky smile and Lily smiled.

Maybe this was all a nightmare and here I am waking up. “Soma.” a voice from the light came before the light faded and a silver Lycan appeared. “Don't be afraid,” she said. “What, who are you?” I asked confused. “I am yours,” she said bowing his head. “I am the sleeping counterpart. My name is Seff,” she said bowing before me.

"Use the Rancorous Qi in this Miasma Mountain Range to attack her!" Suddenly, a clear woman's voice came from the valley's entrance. Following the sound, they saw a woman in lilac clothes coming over like a butterfly. The woman held the Reed of Frosted Blue-Violet Jade. She was precisely Su Lianyue, who was from Fort Raksasa.

said Rubia as she wiped her tears “…” tears fall off from Fredricks eyes “Huh…!? Are you alright...!?” said Rubia TO BE CONTINUED…

"A pleasure to meet you, Miss Belladonna. My name is Rosellia Laurel, you may call me Rose or Lia. I'm in my third year. I am one of the Pillars and is known as Jade Mantis." She reached her hand out to me, her wings the same color as her eyes fluttered for a bit as she moved forward. I quickly but gently held her hand and shook it. "Pleasure is all mine, Lia. You may just drop the honorifics, too, and feel free to call me Cyan." I returned her grin, glad that she was unlike the previous guy. "Ah, then looking forward to getting along with you, Cyan." "Likewise." We pulled our hands back, yet kept the smiles on our lips.

asked Altair who was already near Adir. Adir was surprised by the arrival of Altair who suddenly appeared already beside Altair who saw the small form that had just emerged from the water finally understood. "You summoned a water fairy," said Altair, looking at the elf. All of her body is light blue and transparent with the shape of a beautiful woman's body with red eyes that make Altair amazed by the transparent wings, every time she flaps her wings water drops will appear and fall down. "It's so beautiful," said Altair who was gazing at the water fairy very closely.

Jai commented, leaning back slightly from the surprising smell. Rin laughed lightly, seemingly not bothered at all by the smell. “Yes. It has to be strong to repel the monsters.” Darrion covered his nose and frowned in discomfort. “It smells kind of sour. What’s it made of?” “Fire Rat’s tail, Crusty Lemonia, Verdant Blush, and Drosaria’s Tongue,” she answered flawlessly. Those were Greek to Jai’s ears who didn’t know anything about those things. Though he ever heard about the Fire Rat tail when he was at Teacher Enji’s class. But those things seemed to ring in his friend’s ears, because the blonde hummed in acknowledgement.

Karin's voice breaks as she asks, "How did you know that? That's a bluff- fairies can't get permanent scars." I see how the pyschopathic Karin earlier turn into this scared little rabbit in just a second. Just who is Raya? Raya draws out the blue flames from her fingertips and she smirks devilishly at them. She remarks, "It's been a while since I was last able to move freely so take it easy on me folks." The fairies all attacks Raya at point blank with their large amount concentration of magic enough to tore the castle apart. The black hole those fairies created is sucking everything in it including the ceiling. I'm trembling inside but I can feel how unfazed Raya was.

Lisa watched, utterly fascinated, a connoisseur appreciating fine wine. The blue light swirling. Lyra’s struggles weakened, her vibrant green eyes dimming, fading to a dull, lifeless grey. Her body slumped, utterly still, as the last wisp of sapphire essence vanished. The whine died. Silence, thick and suffocating. Lisa carefully picked up the dark blue crystal, palm-sized crystal, radiating a deep, mesmerizing blue light—the concentrated essence of Lyra’s life, her spirit, her laughter. Lisa held it up to the light, turning it this way and that, her face alight with covetous delight.

“She wants to examine your condition herself to make sure your body and… you know, your spirits are still in balance after the fight.” “Uhm… I see,” I mumbled. “When a Luna sheds blood on pack grounds, it’s tradition to ensure her energy remains pure and untainted.” “Purified?!” I exclaimed with my brows shooting up. Dr. Lira’s lips curved into a warm smile. “It’s nothing alarming, Fiona. Just an old healer’s ritual to help the body heal faster, nothing more.” She gave my shoulder a gentle pat. “You made us proud today.” With that, she gathered her things and walked out, leaving me with Mara and a small crowd of pack members who had begun bringing offerings of food and fresh fruits.