Leave It To Me! {Gray Fullbuster x Reader }

Seven

"Huh?" He jumped at me and i dodged it. I grabbed his arm and swung him around to hit the ground. I used my magic to trap him down. He tried struggling.

"The more you struggle the tighter it'll be," I said sitting down, "Lift it," I said. He gave no response. I tightened it," Lift it! Your guild will die from suffocation any second now if you don't. It'll take me two seconds to make that thing completely fold on them. And what will you have left? You've got no guild. What else do you have?"

He continued to struggle and groan. It made me angry. So I punched him.

"Lift it!"

"Ack!" He groaned and huffed.

"Sweet? This was almost too easy. Lift it!" He breathes in heavily.

"Okay," he said in defeat. I looked towards the town and it looked as if darkness was gone.

"Did you lift it?" I asked turning back to him. He coughed and nodded. "You're gonna leave this town and you won't bother them any more! And I swear if I hear of you taking over another town. You won't get out of these alive," I said patting the ground.

He coughed some more and nodded. I dropped my head and loosened the grips of him and dropped the balls.

"Leave," he scrambled to his feet and headed away from the city, the rest of the guild followed as well.

I quickly looked over at Gray. I got to my feet and ran for him.

His body was already bruised and he had a gash in his side. I took off his shirt and put it to the wound. It wasn't deep, but the bleeding was a lot.

"Gray? Gray wake up!" I yelled still holding the shirt to his side.

He shifted and groaned. "Gray! I'm sorry. This is all my fault," I cried.

"Y/N, it's not..ahh...your fault."

"You're gonna be okay," I said. He began looking around.

"Did you...did you do it?" He said looking back at me.

"Yeah, listen. There might be someone in the town who can stitch this up okay?" He just began laughing. "What's so funny?"

"I'm sorry, I'm such a fool for doubting you. You really are amazing Y/N," he said. I blushed and blushed hard.

"Okay let's get you up," I said helping him to his feet.

"Thank you."

"For what?"

"Coming back."