Fairy Tail: With the Book of Heroic Spirits in Hand, I Summon an Archer to the Tower of Heaven

Xia En transmigrates as a slave, carrying the Book of Heroic Spirits, and awakens his first Class Card in the Tower of Heaven.

The dark gold card turns into a blood-red longbow in his palm. The moment he draws the string, an arrow forms from thin air. This frail body, so weak he can barely sense any magic power, can somehow use a Heroic Spirit's instinctive archery skills. In the distance, a foreman is viciously beating a slave. Xia En slowly raises his bow. The arrow traces a strange curve through the air, plunges straight down from high above, and pierces the back of the foreman's snarling face with pinpoint accuracy.

As he tests the card's limits, Xia En gradually realizes that repeatedly pushing his body to exhaustion and then letting a warm current mend it seems to bring his child's body a little closer to the physique of a true Heroic Spirit. But what arouses his curiosity most is the archer's true name. The fragments that seep into his dreams each night seem to point to an ancient hero who once loosed a world-shaking arrow. Perhaps this power will only truly be unlocked once he speaks that name.

With the power of a Heroic Spirit in hand, Xia En wants not only to escape, but to bring down the entire Tower of Heaven.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.