Lucy Heartfilia: Avenging Angel

Lucy's Training

“Mystogan…” I breathed, unable to believe that he was actually here, and talking none-the-less.

“Hello Lucy.”

“How did you find me?”

“I asked Master where you lived…”

“So you’re stalking me?” I said with a small smirk and giggle.

“N-no!” I think there was a blush on his face…

“So why are you here?”

“Oh, um, I came to collect you for your training.”

“Okay then! Let’s go!” I said, ready to walk out.

“Aren’t you bringing anything?” He looked a bit apprehensive.

“Nope! Virgo has it all stored in the Spirit World. Do you want her to put your stuff in there so you don’t have to carry it?”

“Sure.”

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I looked at Lucy as she called her spirit. She looked regal, and I didn’t mean that in a perverted way. She was totally confident when she summoned her spirits, and that was beautiful.

Yelling out in a clear voice, she called her spirit.

“Punishment Princess?”

“No Virgo. I just need you to store Mystogan’s stuff in the spirit world.”

“I’ll be right on it, Princess. Punishment after?”

Lucy sweatdropped. “No.”

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After that was over, Lucy and I headed to the train station. We bought tickets to Concordia. A five week trip.

“Why so far away?” Lucy asked me, looking a bit freaked out.

“So Natsu and the others can’t find you.”

“Oh. That makes sense. With their dragon sense and all…”

“Correct. And I feel like we can train when we stop. We will probably stop every few days, to switch the conductors and stretch.”

“I can see the sense in that.”

“Yep. Now, let’s get going.”

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I remember when Master took off my guild mark. And Mystogan’s.

‘Are you sure you want to do this, Lucy?’ Master said with tears in his eyes.

‘Yes Master. When Mystogan and I come back to Fairy, we will hopefully be new and improved members of Fairy Tail.’

‘Mystogan, do you agree with Lucy?’

‘Yes. We both made this decision together. We will be stronger than ever.’

Master felt a few stray tears slide down his face. ‘Even though you are not leaving forever, I will be sad to see my children leave. When do you want me to tell the others? Levy already knows, correct?’

‘She knows. I want you to tell them in a week, Master. It saddens me to go, but I have to do it for my family. I have to protect them!’

‘I know what you are saying. It just saddens me to see two of my favorite children go.’ (I know I said that twice, but Master is trying to make a point)