Lynn woke in agony, surrounded by a primeval forest that blocked out the sky.
Transmigrated after a car crash? Turned into a child? No, none of that was the worst part!
On the brink of death, Clow Cards awakened deep within his soul! The power of their rules became natural disasters, turning the forest into a living hell in an instant. He wasn't a mage, just the source and fuel of the catastrophe, and his soul was nearly drained by his own uncontrolled power!
Rescued by Makarov, the Fairy Tail guild master, Lynn thought he'd found a home.
But his body was a wreck, his magic depleted, and his very essence shattered. Worse still, all 52 Clow Cards, each with a mind of its own, had scattered across other worlds and vanished!
No Sealing Book! No Sealing Key!
Every attempt to approach and retrieve them was like dancing with death! The gentle “Wood” card rejected him just to protect his frail body; the absolute silence of the “Silent” card nearly annihilated his soul; the “Mirror” card copied malice, while the “Illusion” card tore reality apart... Every card was a walking disaster!
“Why are you avoiding me? I need you!”
The gears of the plot begin to turn... Lucy joins, Phantom Lord attacks, and Tartaros looms! In this dangerous world where S-Class Mages are everywhere, how can he protect himself?
His only path to survival is to find the scattered cards and rebuild his bonds with these “embodiments of rules”!
The Fairy Tail emblem on his left hand, an out-of-control world-ending card in his right.
Dragging his broken body onward, Lynn sets out on a thorny quest to retrieve disaster-class cards in a world of magic...
Since the Clow card can act unconditionally by its natural magic power before it is recovered, why can it only be driven by the protagonist's magic power after it is recovered? Since it was born from the protagonist's magic, shouldn't it be easier to use after recovering it? Even if one's own magic source is damaged, it should not continue to damage the body. After all, the protagonist uses a magic wand to assist. This condition of using magic power should not be used by the creator (?). The "Time Card" used by Urrutia seems to be used differently from the "Mirror Card" and "Phantom Card" that went berserk before, as well as the Iron Forest's Eligor when he was controlled by the "Exorcist Card". It seems that if the second magic source is not activated, the protagonist group will not be able to defeat them. Currently, how to play the "Freeze Card", and how to play the "Water Card" with the increasing "Rain Card" next to it on the sea? How to play the protagonist group in the early stage with the nearly infinite magic power of the rampant "Water" under the increasing power of the sea, not to mention the big BOOS "no card" that I can't even think about. Even so, don't stop updating😦 The high-level card "Tree Card" that has not gone wild so far but is very powerful is still being banned🐶
I will support every Fairy Tail fan This book is otherwise good, except that the protagonist is constantly disabled and injured, and cannot use magic. It was very frustrating to read. The Clow card is linked to the origin of the world. When it was created, wouldn't it attract the attention of a powerful magician? Then, if the black dragon finds the Clow card, can it also swallow it? I think if the black dragon eats this, isn't it destined to be impossible to collect? Also, isn't there a god in this world? For the protagonist, who has traveled through time and space, there are fragments of rules and no action at all? The above are some of my current opinions on this book. I have read more than seventy chapters now.
Such a weak first aid soldier
Good guy, I feel so happy watching it, but it's a pity that I can't restore the magic power to the protagonist. From the beginning to the end, you are also a sword master with residual blood wandering around, right 😂