Fairy Tail: From Gengar to Super Rayquaza

Chapter 74: The Legend of Gal, Magic Cruiser

Freeman looked excited. This old man had finally arrived.

The legend of Garl has long been circulated in various merchant groups and auction houses on the continent of Ishgar.

Three years ago, Gal began to appear in major auction houses as a Fairy Tail wizard. He did not buy common things, but instead bought those strange and even unwanted materials.

You have to know that these auction houses or business groups have been doing this for so many years.

It is unknown how much backlog of materials there is.

Some of them were collected at the time and thought to be good things, but no one knew what they were used for, so they couldn't be sold.

There are many examples of this, but businesses cannot clearly say they will not accept it.

As a result, many rare and bizarre materials are piled up in the warehouses of various auction houses, and they usually just sit there gathering dust.

But it started three years ago.

A wizard named Gal Bronx appeared and bought nothing but materials whose uses many people did not even know.

The most shocking thing was that more than a year ago, Gal bought 70% of the unknown materials in the auction house's backlog, which shocked the entire auction industry.

It wasn’t Garr’s financial power that shocked the auction industry.

But this kind of customers who specifically want unknown materials (junk).
It’s the first time they meet!!!

Everyone was looking forward to Gal's visit and clearing out the accumulated stuff (junk) in the warehouse.

Anyway, no one will pick up those things if they are thrown away, so it’s better to sell them for some gold coins.

With the war between Fairy Tail and Devil's Heart going on during this time, no one knows when Garl will be able to go to the auction house again.

But I didn't expect to come here.

Freeman quickly tidied his clothes and went to meet Gal, the important client, in person.

Kelman Auction House, inside the VIP room.

Gar sat on the sofa, flipping through the latest newspaper. The front-page headlines were naturally Fairy Tail and Devil's Heart.

With the addition of the Magic Council, newspapers now report every day how many dark guilds have been destroyed and which dark guild has been attacked, showing the power of the Council to the public.

I had just opened it and read it for a few seconds when the door to the VIP room opened.

Freeman rushed in with a smile on his face and shook Gal's hand:

"You must be Lord Gal Bruns, right?"

"He's just as handsome as he is in the newspaper."

The corners of Gar's mouth twitched, he nodded, and then said:

"A lot of dark guilds have been attacked recently."

"Get ready to clean out your backpack."

Freeman's eyes lit up again when he heard this:
"no problem."

"Our Kelman Auction House is the largest auction house in the north."

"You have found the right person."

Freeman originally thought it was just a clearance of inventory, but he didn't expect it to be a big deal. His smile became even more enthusiastic:
"Please take a look at this first. These are the rare materials that our Kelman Auction House has collected over the past 40 years of business."

"Only a wizard like you can discover their value."

As he spoke, he handed over a thick booklet, with a photo and a brief introduction on each page.

Of course, there is no detailed introduction, because they collected these things and didn't know their functions, so they could only make rough guesses based on the characteristics of the materials.

Garr flipped through the album, picked up a pen and made marks on it from time to time. When he finished the thick album:

"Find an empty warehouse and move all the circled items over there for me to take a look."

"By the way, let me count the things I want to sell."

Freeman's eyes were excited:
"no problem."

“Your needs are everything.”

"I am the highest-level appraiser in this auction house. Just bring out what you have."

“No need to go to the warehouse.”

Gal shook his head and said:

"No"

"It's just that this room can't hold it."

Freeman couldn't help but smack his lips when he heard this.

So many dark guilds had been destroyed. There were so many things that even a room couldn't hold them all. He quickly got up and took Gar to the empty warehouse, and ordered people to move all the materials in the album over.

Outside the warehouse.

Freeman opened the door and made a gesture of invitation to Gal, followed by a dozen appraisers.

Gal nodded, walked into the warehouse, and waved his hand.

The small warehouse, two stories high and ten meters long, was instantly filled with densely packed things.

"hiss--!!!"

A sound of gasping for air rang out beside Gar. Freeman stared at the items in the warehouse in amazement. The other appraisers were also stunned. After a long while, Freeman managed to utter:
“There’s really no room in the house”

Gal smiled and said:

"I just raided a few dark guilds."

"Many of these things are useless. Please give me an estimate of their price."

In addition to some building decorations, these things also include many magical materials that were collected before. They are not used now, and it would be a waste to absorb their origin, so it is better to give them to the auction house in exchange for gold coins.

Freeman nodded and immediately asked his appraisers to go for appraisal.

Then he brought Gar out and looked at the open space outside. Materials had been brought in one after another and placed on the open space on the ground.

Gar walked over and picked them up one by one to check. Many of them could be added to the system's origin.

I have checked all the materials and bought 80% of them. The appraisal in the warehouse has not been completed yet, so I can only settle the bill after the appraisal is completed. Then Gar and Freeman returned to the VIP room, and Gar asked:
"Are there any new alchemical products in the southern continent recently?"

Freeman shook his head.
"No."

"There haven't been any good alchemical products in the southern continent in the past few years."

"It's all the same old additional magic."

"But we recently received a batch of magical guns from the Albares Empire in the western continent."

"These are all discarded by the Albares Empire when it changed its equipment last year."

"It is said that it can kill a C-level monster with one shot at a distance of one thousand meters."

Gar nodded and said:

"Sounds OK."

"But it seems to be of no use."

This kind of item is fine against ordinary wizards, but against stronger wizards, it is just a stick.

Freeman nodded and agreed:

"I think so too."

"A wizard must rely on his own strength after all."

"No matter how powerful the weapons are."

"If we lose our weapons one day, it will be a problem for us to survive."

Gal thought for a moment and said:

"Do you have any information about the Albares Empire?"

"Give me one."

“The more complete the better.”

The display of the Albareth Empire is not just the Emperor Zeref and the Twelve Holy Shields in the original work. The endless magical weapons, magical equipment, and millions of troops are the foundation of this superpower.

The super military empire composed of more than 700 guilds even has things like ultra-long-range anti-object magic cannons and missiles.

Although I wanted to avoid losing no matter how hard I tried, I still lost.

One of the ultimate goals of this super military empire is to seize Luminous Starlight and defeat the black dragon Acnologia.

I can only say that in this world full of magic.

The black dragon Acnologia with full magic immunity is indeed a BUG-level existence.

Freeman didn't think too much and nodded.
"no problem."

"Are you going to the Albares Empire?"

“It’s a bit exclusive there.”

Gal shook his head and said:

"Do not."

“Just checking in.”

"After all, the dark guilds in the Kingdom of Fiore have not been cleared out yet."

"At least wait until things here are over."

Freeman had no doubts and someone soon delivered the information.

Gar sat on the sofa and flipped through the thick intelligence. Freeman smacked his lips and said:

"To be honest, the existence of the Albares Empire is really outrageous."

"An empire consisting of more than 700 magic guilds has lasted this long without any signs of splitting up."

“I feel incredible.”

"The few magic guilds in the Kingdom of Fiore are divided into many groups."

"And this is an empire that was born entirely for war."

"They haven't sent troops to attack other continents yet. I don't know what they are thinking."

Freeman pointed to the information that Gar had just opened:
"Look at this."

"This is the latest scientific research result of their Imperial Research Institute."

"Magic Cruiser."

“Not only can it travel through the sea, it can also fly into the sky.”

"It's equipped with dozens of magical cannons."

"Even so, these equipments are constantly being updated."

"A few years ago, their magic guns could only effectively kill at a distance of 300 meters. Now, the range has been expanded to 1,000 meters, and they are all equipped to the military."

"If this is thrown onto the Ishgar continent, it will completely crush the armies of the various kingdoms."

"Fortunately, the Albares Empire has no such plans at present."

Gar looked through the information and said:

"That's because the Magic Council has this thing called Magical Spirit Power."

"They will not send out troops until they are able to deal with the magical elves."

Freeman was stunned when he heard this:
"You mean"

"It's not that they don't want to start a war, but because of the threat of magic elves?"

"So when will they start the war?"

Gar looked at the information and frowned:
"How long do you think it will take at their current rate of weapon updates?"

A few years ago, the guns that could effectively kill within 300 meters have now been extended to 1,000 meters. This is still the replacement and elimination, and the actual distance may not be certain.
Freeman looked serious and began to ponder:
"Year 10?"

(End of this chapter)