《Grand Magic Games: Fairy Tail X Magi Crossover》Chapter 39
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"Bacchus, let's do this wildly! If not, at this rate..." Rocker said, scowling.
"Whaaat~? As long as our souls tremble, that'll be fine." Bacchus sighed.
"Come. The time has finally come to release you." Ichiya said, pointing to the other team.
"You guys don't think it's some ridiculously strong guy?" Alibaba asked.
"I hope so!" Aladdin smiled while his eyes were closed.
"I don't know...Why would he have to hide his identity? If it was me, I'd be proud to show my strength." Sin said.
"Show off much." Muu stated.
"What'd ya say?!" Sin got up, twitching with anger.
"You heard me."
Before they could get in trouble, Mor held both of their ears. "I don't think this is the time and place for a fight." Sitting them down, they pouted like children. Sighing, she held her gaze to the fight.
"I have a feeling we'll be surprised..." Kouen calculated.
Nodding, the rabbit started taking his head off. "It's fine, show everyone that handsome face of yours!" Ichiya smirked. Seeing everyone shocked, Nichiya jumped out of the costume.
"Edolus Ichiya?!" Sora said.
"A cat?!" Sting yelled. "Ooohhh, this outa be good!"
"They've really resorted to this..." Orga said.
"Maybe he'll surprise us. But I doubt it." Rufus stated, smirking.
"Really? This is the best they could find." Minerva frowned. "What a pathetic Guild."
Twitching with anger, Sora raised her fist in the air. "Ichiya, Nichiya, you better win this!"
Crossing their arms over their chests, Nichiya and Ichiya posed together. "Double Ikemen attack! It's a dangerous perfume all right~!"
Stumbling, Erza started to faint. "Ichiya became two people..."
"Hey! Pull yourself together!" Gajeel held her shoulders.
"To be able to meet myself, this really must be destiny." Ichiya said.
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"Hm...On that clear afternoon~" Nichiya said as they closed their eyes.
Meanwhile, Bacchus simply smirked and punched Nichiya, who yelled, "Meen~"
Turning towards him, tears formed in Ichiya's eyes. "What on earth are you doing?!"
"Can that guy really fight? He looks pathetic." Sting stated, crossing his arms over his chest.
"Of course he can! He has the same face as me!" Meanwhile, Nichiya finally fell to the ground. "In other words, we have the same battle power!" However, Nichiya passed out from the impact of Bacchus' punch.
"Isn't he kicking the bucket right now?!" Sora pointed out.
"No waaay!" Ichiya gasped.
Turning towards Ichiya, Bacchus' eyebrows furrowed. "Quit messin' 'round."
Laughing, Rocker smiled. "We don't have anything to hold back on anymore, so we'll have you lose this fight!"
"The rabbit's true identity has now already been downed!" Chapati said.
"With this, it's just two on one." Yajima stated.
"There's a chance of winning, thank you very much!" Rabian squealed with joy.
Running, Rocker said, "Drill rock for you!" Speeding up, he flew in the air while spinning like a tornado.
"W-wait a sec, you guys!" Before Ichiya could stop Rocker, Rocker kicked him in the face. However, before Ichiya could block Bacchus' attack, Bacchus used, "Drunken Hanging Palm Moon Down," sending him flying.
Turning to his comrade, Nichiya cried as he held his paw out. "Ichiya..."
Falling, Ichiya said, "Ni...chi...ya..."
Running beside each other, Rocker said, "Eat this!" while Bacchus said, "This is the end!"
As Ichiya tried used his magic, he thought, 'I dragged you into this...without even knowing that you were a gentleman that cannot fight...Even so, you chose to follow the path of fighting alongside me...' However, Rocker punched him in the face, making him fall down while a tooth flew in the air. 'How handsome that is...' Another punch was sent his way. 'Why have you fallen...Why are you injured...I will not allow your thoughts to be wasted. Being handsome is justice!'
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Falling, Ichiya panted and looked at Bacchus and Rocker. "Let me dedicate to you...the perfume called 'victory'!"
Getting up, power flowed into him, making him buff.
"W-what? Suddenly he's going wild!" Bacchus frowned.
"Is this his perfume power?" Rocker asked, scowling.
Turning towards them, Ichiya stated, "Behold! This is my beautiful dreamer...Hohoemi" Before they could react, Ichiya sent them flying with a single punch.
Falling into the brick wall, they landed on the ground, knocked out. All of Quatro, too shocked to say anything, jaws dropped.
"Down! Quatro Puppy is down! Winner: Blue Pegasus!"
"This is a joke, right? Ichiya is just a creepy old man! How'd he win against a guy like Bacchus?!" Sora said.
"Isn't he just an idiot?" Rogue asked.
"More like a creepy stalker you find in an alley." Sora shivered while she told Rogue.
Blinking, he brought her closer to him. "I'll keep him away from you, Sora."
Chuckling, she smiled. "I'll count on you, then!"
Meanwhile, still in his Dragon-Ball form, Ichiya cradled the shaking Nichiya in his arms. "Nichiya, are you all right?"
"Not feeling very manly."
"Well, that was a great match right?" Chapati asked.
"I-I suppose?" Yajima said.
"It was extremely disgusting, thank you very much!" Rabian scowled.
Unfortunately, it ended at the time limit of 30 minutes, which turned out to be a draw.
Panting, Yuuka said, "As expected of Kagura. So strong."
"I don't think she's even brought out her true strength yet." Leon sweat-dropped.
"Every year it's the same. No one has ever seen her get serious." Yuuka shook with rage.
Turning to Kagura, Milli placed her hand on her shoulder. "Are you all right, Kagura?"
"I'm fine." Turning away, Milli followed after her. "That man called Leon has potential. If this wasn't a match but a fight to the death...you would be dead Millian." Stopping, Milli frowned. "Become stronger."
Catching up to her, Milli smiled. "...Got it!"
Later, the crowed cheered while the flags of Fairy Tail and Saber waved in the air.
"It's a heated arena, but be sure to not miss any of this next fight!" Chapati announced with joy. "Just now, the emblems of both Guilds have been erected in the arena! The Guild known as the strongest seven years ago will battle against the one that currently claims that title! Fairy Tail's Natsu and Gajeel! VS Sabertooth's Sting and Rogue!
"Futhermore, all four of them are Dragon Slayers! They all use the magic that was made to kill dragons!"
Smirking, Sting looked at Natsu, who was serious. "I've been waiting for this."
Meanwhile, where a volcano spewed lava in it's terrain, a certain dragon said, "Vice Logia. Skyadrum. The Dragon Slayers that you've created, let's see what they're made of. Can humans exceed dragons...or is it just an empty dream..." Smirking, Igneel crossed his arms over his chest. "The time for us to take action is drawing close. The Dragon King Festival will soon be upon us."
"It's finally time for their confrontation! Who will win? The Fairy or the Tiger! Four Dragons have now been released onto the battlefield!"
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