Fairy Tail: This Healing Mage's hits hurt so much!

The mages in the guild rely on taking on commissions and earning bounties to make a living. Fairy Tail has a commission board in the lobby on the first floor with a large number of commissions, with the highest bounty being one million J.

The Fairy Tail guild also has a commission board on the second floor. Compared to the commission board on the first floor, the number of commissions is pitifully small, but the minimum bounty for any commission is one million J.

The ordinary commissions on the first floor are strictly divided into five levels of difficulty: A, B, C, D, and E. They are the testing ground for ordinary mages.

The lowest level, E-class commissions, are often filled with everyday life and trivial details.

Perhaps it's helping an elderly woman with mobility issues in the east of town carry heavy winter wood, or perhaps it's dressing up as an elaborate maid in a newly opened coffee shop on the street corner to work as a waitress for a day, or perhaps it's helping a wealthy businessman find his lost pet cat.

As the level climbs to the highest rank, A, the level of danger also increases, leading to the battles against extremely ferocious and dangerous monsters, the exploration of mysterious ruins shrouded in mist, and even the commissioning of the council to eradicate unscrupulous dark guilds.

Rank A missions are fraught with uncertainty, and even seasoned mages can make mistakes.

However, the commissions on the second floor start at the S level, and above that are ten-year commissions and hundred-year commissions. If you are not careful, you may be in danger of losing your life.

Only those who pass the guild's rigorous examination and become S-rank mages can accept this task.

A ten-year commission, as the name suggests, refers to S-level top-tier commissions that have been posted for more than ten years, or even decades, but have yet to be completed by anyone.

As for the "Centennial Commission"... it is no longer a simple task; it can be described as a graveyard for mages.

Over such a long period of time, many mages have attempted to complete it.

Even if the ten-year commission fails, you can still come back alive and brag to your friends about the scenery along the way.

The century-old commission has resulted in as many graveyards as there are mages who have passed away.

The century-long commission can be said to be the ultimate goal of all mages.

Gildarts, as the guild's strongest S-rank mage, frequently accepts S-rank commissions, sometimes even ten-year commissions.

As for the century-long commission, firstly, Makarov would not allow him to go to his death, and secondly, he himself felt that his chances were slim.

In fact, during the years when Gildarts single-handedly supported the guild's highest combat power, on the second floor of the Fairy Tail guild, which symbolized supreme glory and strength...

There should also be another S-class mage standing there, Laxus's biological father and also the son of Guild Master Makarov, "Ivan Dreya".

One day, Makarov suddenly expelled him from the guild. No one knew why, not even his grandson Laxus. Laxus kept asking why, but Makarov avoided the question, which led to a consequence.

Riyao often gazes at the ceiling at a 45-degree angle, sighing helplessly, "What a pity, what a real pity. Because of that terrible family background, because of that unreliable father, I've become like this."

"Where has that cheerful, sunny boy who used to follow Chairman Makarov around, sweetly calling him 'Grandpa'? Where has he gone?"

"And now? He's become a cold, prickly boy who only wears headphones to act profound, has a paranoid personality, and is full of thorns. This is a great loss to the magical world, a distortion of humanity, a moral failing..."

Each time the Sun Sighs, a phenomenon is triggered.

"You bastard Sunburst, die! Thunder Dragon's Crushing Fist!"

"I understand, I understand. Boys are all about strength and a serious punch."

→_→~←_←

The two then started fighting quite naturally. As for why? Because each time, they would deliberately sigh next to Laxus.

Makarov sat at the bar, looking at Laxus with a complicated expression, while Gildarts leaned back at the bar, laughing heartily and ruffling Cana's hair with his large hand.

Cana slapped Gildarts's large hand away in disgust and said angrily, "You bastard dad, haven't you been spending too much time in the guild?"

"Oh, little Kana, are you disgusted with your father?"

Gildarts clutched his chest, feigning disbelief, and extended Erkang's hand.

Cana is already immune; this was a trick used by Gildarts of the Sun Sect, which was somewhat effective at first.

The initial感动 (feeling of being moved) when they recognized each other a month ago gradually turned into disgust as she was constantly clung to by Gildarts.

In particular, Gildarts originally intended to take Cana home to live, but when he opened that intact door, Cana turned around and went back to the guild dormitory without the slightest hesitation.

Riyao, looking as if he had known all along, followed behind, recording the beautiful moments of life, before being pulled away by Kanara.

"You silly old man, your house is nicely renovated, and the ventilation is excellent, hahaha."

"You brat, what do you know? This is...this is...this is a decor full of masculine style."

"Brother Riyao, ignore him, let's go, I need to go back to the guild dormitory."

"Ah, Kana, don't go! Daddy will fix these holes right away."

"Uncle, is it possible that Kana is afraid of being smashed to pieces by her senile old father when he goes to the toilet in the middle of the night?"

"Bullshit, I'm not old at all."

"You idiot dad, is that even important?!"

Back to the present, Cana's tone softened as she looked at Gildarts and said earnestly, "Dad, I can manage on my own. You don't need to stay in the guild for me. Everyone in the guild is here with me."

Makarov chimed in, "Yes, children need some space, otherwise they'll suffocate."

Gildarts was restless; it would be a lie to say he wasn't tempted. It was his nature to love adventure, to see new landscapes, and to experience different cultures.

At the urging of Kana and Makarov, Gildarts is about to embark on his journey again after a month's absence.

Just then, after finishing his fight with Laxus, Sunfire came running over, patted Gildarts on the shoulder, and said earnestly, "You can leave, but haven't you forgotten something?"

Gildarts started brainstorming, thinking about the unfinished wine, the underwear that hadn't been put away, and whether he had flushed the toilet.

Looking at Riyao with a puzzled expression, he asked blankly, "Forgot what? What? Stop beating around the bush, brat. If you keep beating around the bush like last time, I'll beat you up."

"You idiot, Kana!"

"You mean take Kana to do the commission? No, no, that's too dangerous!"

Riyao rolled his eyes and pursed his lips.

"You idiot, at least leave Kana some living expenses! And then give me some alimony."

Gildarts slapped his forehead, suddenly realizing, and said, "Oh right, I'll get it right now."

"Wait a minute, there's nothing wrong with Kana's living expenses, but what the hell is this 'abgiance' for you? You're asking for trouble again, aren't you?"

Riyao said matter-of-factly, "If Kana gets hurt in the future, it's nothing. But if she gets a scar, do you expect me to help?"

The two were pulling at each other when Makarov got involved, while Kana stood by and smiled.

Finally, Kirdas left Makarov some money to take care of Kana, as well as pocket money for Kana.

As for Sunburst, it received a fist from Gildarts, which is still embedded in the wall.

Gildarts embarked on his adventure as the morning sun shone upon him.