A few days have passed since Amara and I got our apartment. I wonder when the meeting for guild masters is.

“Hey Amara?” I ask, trying to get Amara’s attention.

“Hm?” she replies.

“Do you remember when the meeting for the guild masters was? It was a few days after Lucy, Natsu and Happy’s quest, right?”

“I’m pretty sure it was, why?”

“How did you already forget? It's the Eisenwald Arc now, which is Lullaby, the flute that can kill if it’s played?”

“Oh yeah! I guess it slipped my mind, hehe,” Amara says, rubbing the back of her head.

“We should probably go to the guild hall so we don’t have to be accused of being from the future and just happened to know about the meeting,” I say while trying to persuade Amara to come with me.

“Kayla, are you still thinking about staying here even after all the events are over?” Amara asks, genuinely concerned for her best friend.

“I- I don’t know. I mean, we’ve already been missing for about a week or so in the real world, so I really don’t see the point. Plus, it will be hard for us to leave since people will be attached to us along with the idea that we’ll be attached to them,” I responded, trying to explain my reasoning.

“Good point. But don’t most missing person cases end up getting solved a few years after they have been brought up?”

“Yeah, but that’s from a few days to 3 years. Not 7 or more.”

“True…”

“Anyways, we can continue this discussion later. Let’s get to the guildhall,” I say, starting to walk out of the apartment and trying to hide my face because I was starting to cry.

After about 10 minutes of walking, we arrive at the guildhall and run into Natsu, Lucy and Happy.

“Hey Amara and Kayla!” Natsu yells.

“Hey…” we both responded.

“What’s wrong?” Lucy asks.

“We were just talking about our situation before we came over here and are emotional about it,” Amara says with teary eyes.

“Oh yeah, you guys had to leave your families…” Lucy says feeling empathy for us.

“Yeah. We should probably wait for Erza to get here,” I say trying to avoid full fledged crying.

"Speak of the devil. Where's Natsu?" Amara asks as we hear a fight break out between Natsu and Gray.

"At least it's going with the story line," I say. "That's at least the tenth fight since I've been here."

Erza walks in which causes the fight to break up and for Natsu and Gray to act like friends. 

“Natsu, Gray, I need your guy’s help,” Erza says, not mentioning the fight that happened just seconds ago.

Natsu and Gray both agree hesitantly while Mirajane tells Lucy, Amara and I that we should go along to make sure that Natsu and Gray aren’t fighting all the time.

“Don’t worry about the sudden change of the atmosphere in the guildhall, it’s only because Erza is one of the strongest members of the guild and has kept Gray and Natsu in line since childhood,” Amara and I tell Lucy as we are leaving the guildhall.

As we arrive at the train station, Erza explains the plan of what is going to happen. After we had gotten on the train, Amara and I said that we would stay with Natsu to make sure that he was alright since Erza had knocked him out as soon as we were on the train and in our seats.

“Was that really necessary?” I ask Erza.

“It was either that or he sits there and complains about his motion sickness,” Erza responds.

“I could’ve used my god slayer magic on him…” I say as mumbling through it and Amara is making signs to tell me to shut up.

“You really need to speak up. What were you saying just now, without mumbling your words,” Erza says with a stern face.

“I shouldn’t repeat it honestly, hehe,” I say.

“Okay… What magic types do you guys have?” Erza asks.

‘Shit, didn’t think she would ask that,’ I think to myself. “I’m a-a g-god s-slayer with a-all of the e-e-elements,” I say with a constant stutter.

“Wait, WHAT?!” Erza exclaims.

“Yeah… Your turn Amara,” I say.

“I’m a f-fire-a-and w-water-g-god s-slayer with the ad-addition o-of br-bringing my dr-dre-drawings and s-stories t-to l-life,” Amara says with the same constant stutter.

“WHAT?!” Erza exclaims again.

“One, chill. It’s not that exciting or surprising. Two, we barely know anything about our powers so we aren’t anywhere near your power level. And three, explain the goddamn plan already,” I say.

After I said that she started explaining what she was supposed to do according to the story line. Once we had arrived at the next train station, Erza told Amara and I that she, Lucy and Gray were going to continue forward and to catch up with them once Natsu regained his consciousness. Once Erza, Lucy and Gray left, Natsu wakes up and we get confronted with one of the Eisenwald members, Kageyama. He tells us that all registered guilds are classified as flies and kicks Natsu in the face and he flies across the train car. That’s when he tries to use his fire slayer magic but the train starts moving. That’s when Amara and I beat the living pulp out of Kageyama and I tie him up in vines and make it so he can’t use his shadow magic. That’s right before the train jerks to a stop because Erza had used the emergency brakes at the station. Natsu stands up and sees Lullaby on Kageyama’s belt line and asks Amara and I about it.

“Is that what we have to beat?” Natsu asks.

“Yeah. Wait…. Dammit dammit dammit!” I shout almost at the top of my lungs.

“What happened?” Natsu asks, “You beat the guy. Ain’t that a good thing?”

“No, because now we just completely screwed up the story line,” Amara says right before Erza walks back onto the train.

“Why did you scream? What happened?” Erza asks as she is entering the train.

“Don’t worry about it and grab that goddamn flute and destroy it,” I say in a bittersweet tone.

“Okay…” Erza says as she grabs the flute and tries to break it in half and fails.

“Oh yeah, I have to use my flames,” Amara says as she burns the flute and it turns into a normal flute.

“Now we turn him and the flute over to the ERA and forget that this ever happened,” I say.

We gathered up the flute and Kageyama and got off the train. Erza had rented a magic mobile that uses your magic when you are driving it. She knocked Natsu out again before she started it up. She drove us all the way back to the ERA so we could give them Kageyama and the flute.

After we turned them in, we went back to the guildhall and Erza went to find some strawberry cake no doubt.

“You never did tell us why you screamed,” Lucy tells me.

“You know how Amara and I were trying not to screw up the story line?” I say.

“Yeah…?” Lucy says all confused.

“We just did what we were trying not to do,” Amara says.

“Oh. So, were we supposed to actually go to where the meeting of guild masters is and what not?” Lucy asks.

“Yeah…” Amara and I say in unison.

“Oh wow. Wait, what about the dark guild that we were supposed to beat?” Natsu asks.

“The flute was the only reason why we had to go after that dark guild and since we already took care of the flute we don’t have to worry about the dark guild unless they pose a bigger threat,” I explain.

“Makes sense,” Lucy says. “Wait, I wasn’t supposed to get another key, right?”

“That’s correct,” Amara says.

“Okay, good,” Lucy says as Amara and I laugh.

“What’s so funny?” Lucy asks.

“The fact that you asked us that,” I say.

We stayed at the guildhall for a while and prepared for Galuna. That’s my favorite early on arc, yes! Hopefully we don’t screw it up like we did with Lullaby. Once the sun was starting to set, Amara and I went to our apartment to get ready for bed when we found Happy in our apartment.

“Happy?!?” Amara and I shout.

“Aye!” says the blue exceed.

“What are you doing here? Where’s Natsu?” Amara asks.

“I was looking for Natsu thinking he was here,” Happy says.

“Maybe you should check at Lucy’s place,” I say as the exceed flies out the window.

“Now that we have no interruptions, should we go to Galuna or not? It’s my favorite early on arc but we already screwed one up completely,” I tell Amara.

“I completely understand where you’re coming from and I agree. Should we just stay behind or should we go with them?” Amara responds.

“I think we should stay behind unless they force us to go with them,” I say as a final say in the matter.

“That’s a great idea,” Amara says, agreeing with me.

And that’s part 4. Is there something I left out, other than the rest of the arc? Are the characteristics of Natsu, Happy and Lucy still in place like in the anime? If not, please let me know so I can change it up. Anyways, until next time!

~Mingalls