Fairy Tail: I want to summon Baron Nash

"There are beasts coming. With this rhythm of ringing bells, there may be a lot of them."

The village chief explained the meaning of the bells and said calmly, "But the walls of our village are very strong, please don't worry."

"No, it is our mission to defeat the beasts and protect the village. We can't pretend that they don't know when they come to our door."

Natsu stood up and bumped his fists together, "I'm already ignited, Happy!"

"Love!"

Happy understood, wings grew from his back, and flew out with Natsu.

Natsu in the air said, "Let's go first. If you come too late, you won't have a share, Rod!"

Rod was too lazy to answer. I wish I didn't have a share. It's tiring to provide mounts and help you clean up along the way.

"Mr. Rod, the beasts are very dangerous, your companions..."

"Don't worry, Natsu is very strong." Rod said, "I have to go first."

"Excuse me!" The village chief was worried that he would fly away, so he hurriedly stopped him, "Excuse me, is there anything we can help with?"

"...So, there is one thing." Rod thought to himself that he had to wait for the village chief to remind him before he could remember it. He was too careless and almost led astray by Natsu.

"Please go ahead."

"Please organize the villagers to prepare more water and sand that can be used to put out fires."

"What?"

Rod said, "Natsu uses fire magic, which is powerful but also prone to accidents.

So please notify the villagers in advance, and it is best for every household to be prepared."

"I see." The village chief nodded. He didn't know much about magic, but fire magic must be very powerful to deal with wild beasts.

"Answer the call, Crimson Razorback!"

Rod summoned a Crimson Razorback and rode it to the entrance of the village.

...

It feels very different to fly in the sky and look at the ground, especially when riding a strange bird.

Although he didn't fly high... or fortunately he didn't fly high, Rhode knew that he wouldn't die if he fell from this height, otherwise he would have to carry a parachute bag.

The villagers had been startled by the bell just now. Some of them ran towards the village entrance with weapons or farm tools in their hands, and some ran towards the village chief's house.

Rhode passed those running villagers in the air, attracting many people's attention.

I heard that the village chief invited a wizard, is that him?

But soon, their attention was attracted by other things.

In the direction of the village entrance, a red fire meteor fell from the sky and fell into the center of the beast herd.

Rhode saw Naz's figure clearly and criticized him in his heart, saying that it was too unsafe to jump directly from such a high place.

He jumped from the back of the raptor to the arrow tower and let the raptor fly out to attack.

"Mr. Wizard!" The one guarding the arrow tower was Bit Bar, one of the two people who welcomed Rhode into the village earlier.

The unlucky child was forced to work overtime before his shift changed.

"Thank you for your hard work. The one with the fire is my companion. You have seen him. Please tell everyone not to shoot arrows randomly."

"Yes!" Bit agreed, and then worriedly said, "But your companion rushed into the herd alone, is it okay?"

It was dark, and Rhodes could barely see that the size of the herd was more than fifty, but it was difficult to determine the specific types of beasts.

With the help of Natsu's firelight, he could see clearly that there were several wild wolves and leopards surrounding him.

The one hit by the fire meteor that just fell from the sky was a tiger.

"Don't worry about him. If you want to help, bring more torches... and prepare some water by the way."

Rhodes arranged some odd jobs for the villagers without authorization.

But this obviously didn't make them feel at ease. Many people still carried bows and arrows, or climbed up the arrow tower, or set up long ladders to lie on the wall.

"Fire dragon's iron fist!"

"Fire dragon's claws!"

Natsu was having fun outside the wall, punching a wild wolf away and kicking a cheetah away.

As if he still felt that this was not enough, Natsu opened his arms, and the flames spread from his wrists to the air, forming a pair of flaming wings, flapping down like a fire dragon:

"Fire dragon wing attack!"

Five wild wolves were blown away by this move, their hair ignited in flames, wailing and rolling on the ground.

"So strong, so strong!"

"That's magic, that's the power of a wizard!"

"If we have this kind of power, we don't have to worry!"

Natsu's active performance opened the eyes of the villagers and gave them confidence.

After completing the task of sending Natsu, Habby flew to the arrow tower to find Rod: "Rod, aren't you going to fight?"

Rod said: "I'm fighting."

"Liar, you're standing here."

Rod shook his head and sighed: "Who said that only those standing in the light are heroes."

"I don't understand."

Rod pointed to a slightly dim place, in fact, his group of razor beaks and a group of shadow wolves were already fighting.

The Crimson Razorback used the move "Feathers Flying All Over the Sky" to shoot a brown bear into a dartboard with its feathers like flying knives.

Unfortunately, after the same attack hit the rhino, only half of the feathers penetrated, and it could not cause much damage.

However, the Crimson Razorback lived up to its name "Raybeak". After flapping its wings and sprinting, it could penetrate the belly of the rhino.

The small Razorbacks performed worse, but they were enough to deal with wild wolves and the like.

As for the Shadow Wolves, they were now biting a fighting python, and the python was bleeding and could only struggle to death.

"I'm a summoner. It's not my job to fight on the front line. Do you understand?"

Harpy realized that Rod's fighting style was far less conspicuous than Natsu's at night, and his wild monsters might be mistaken by the villagers as attacking beasts.

"But since you don't want to fight yourself, why do you want to learn fighting from everyone?"

"To give the enemy a surprise when he thinks he can easily deal with me by bypassing the wild monsters."

"So cunning."

Rod grabbed Harpy's face: "How can you use cunning to describe your own people? They are smart and cautious!"

"Love~"

Rod let go of Harpy: "In addition to them, I also sent two river crabs to patrol around the village wall. I'm very busy."

After all, no one stipulates that beasts can only attack the main gate. Other directions are also worth paying attention to.

Habby watched quietly for a while, then asked, "Why not send out the stone beetle as well?"

"You have a lot of questions." Rod said,

"I can't keep my magic power for too long if I send out too many monsters to fight, and I'm very tired today."

Sending out all the monsters at once can only cause a burst, just like the wizard who attacked two ghosts that day.

With enough magic power left for self-protection, the continuous combination attack that day was Rod's stronger burst combo.

If you want to fight a protracted war, sending out two or three groups is the most appropriate.

With the efforts of Natsu and the monsters, the attacking beasts quickly decreased, and it was the first time for the villagers to participate in such an easy defense battle - just watching.