Internet Magic in Fairy Tail

Chapter 295: How to Collect Negative Emotions? Games!

Previously, Nate had convinced Hades to journey to the western continent in

Satellite magic was crucial to its operation. It enabled precise strikes from orbit, with enough power to annihilate an entire nation in one shot.

Nate, of course, was aware of this. His interest in satellite magic wasn’t for weaponry but for developing the Magic Net Map. However, he doubted the Magic Council would be willing to share such knowledge.

Sigma Male: "Second Master, isn’t there anything in your ‘Index Librorum Prohibitorum’ about it?"

Index Librorum Prohibitorum? Hades stroked his beard with amusement. What a fitting name.

He quickly typed back.

Precht: "Of course, I have it!"

…

Really?

In the spacious living room of the luxury mansion, Nate was slightly surprised. Did Grimoire Heart steal it during their attack on the Magic Council?

As he pondered this, Hades sent another message.

Precht: "Yesterday, thanks to your Magic Net Bank, I was able to escape from the Wizard King."

Precht: "As a return favor, I’ll send you the Magic Book you wanted."

Sigma Male: "Second Master, why don’t you just tell me where your library is, and I’ll fetch it myself? ?"

Precht: "Letting you into my library would be like letting a rat loose in a granary."

Am I that kind of person? Nate grumbled to himself. How dare he question my integrity! At most, he’d just copy every magic book in the library without touching the originals.

Ending his conversation with Hades, Nate felt that he was halfway toward solving the issue of satellite magic. Now he just needed the magic book delivered. Once he had it, he could work on developing the Magic Net Map.

For now, he set the matter aside and turned his attention to something else: cursed energy.

Cursed energy required negative emotions. If he could collect users’ negative emotions via the Magic Net, he could amass a substantial amount of it. Otherwise, relying solely on himself, it might take forever to accumulate even one unit of cursed energy. After all, he was almost always in a good mood. Where would negative emotions even come from?

"Collecting negative emotions isn’t hard," he thought. "But what’s the best way to do it?"

Nate pondered for a while, and then a flash of inspiration hit him—abstract games. He recalled scenes of streamers breaking down while playing frustrating games. If he created a game designed to make players rage, the resulting negative emotions could be collected by the Magic Net and converted into cursed energy.

Theoretically, it could work. The only issue was deciding what kind of game would be most effective. Would something too abstract cause backlash?

After mulling it over, Nate decided it would be better to delegate the task of making such a game to someone else. He scrolled through his friend list, searching for a suitable candidate. Finally, he found the perfect one.

Sigma Male: "Levy, how about I teach you to make games? ?"

Levy: "Master, your expression is kind of scary. ?‍♀️"

Sigma Male: "What do you take me for? It’s a proper game!"

Levy: "Really? I don’t believe you."

Sigma Male: "It’s a fun game where players control a determined person with a hammer, climbing toward the summit."

Levy: "That… actually sounds kind of fun…"

Levy: "Okay, I’m curious how Master makes games."

Sigma Male: "It’s just a small game, super simple, and great for practice. Once it’s ready, you’ll be credited as the producer. It’ll surely make you popular, and you can earn Magic Net Coins by selling it. Aren’t I good to you?"

Levy: "Mhm~ ☺️?‍♀️"

Levy: "So, Master, how should I start? Are you sure I can handle being a producer?"

Sigma Male: "Absolutely!"

Levy: "What’s the game called?"

Sigma Male: "Getting Over It."

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