Fairy Tail: Swim Free With Me

Chapter 2

Hillo! So I have decided that the story will be in nobodies point of veiw for the while book, because that's how I wrote it for the project. It's different then what I've done before. But I don't want to have to change every other word. I've already written this book once, and I'm practically doing it again. Soooooo, yeah I know, I'm lazy! Any way, my first dedication for this book is RayyRayy2000! She was the first voter! Yay! Anyway, love you RayyRayy2000! Love you guys! Enjoy the chapter!

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POV: Nobody's (Will continue to be third person point of view for the rest of the book)

The boys were in amazement as they looked at the city that had been hidden for hundreds of years, but was never found. All their lives they had been told stories and myths of this place but never found any information anywhere that this was a real place. Yet here they were, standing right in front of it. And they weren't dead or dreaming.

"This is amazing." The boy with the salmon hair said.

"Yes it is." The blonde replied.

"May I ask a question?" The girl with long blue hair asked.

"Of course." The boy with dark blue hair responded.

"Why were you dumped in the middle of the ocean? About a hundred mile off shore?" She asked all the boys a once. The boys all waited a moment to look at each other and silently decided if they were going to tell them the truth or not.

"W-well ummm." They all stuttered together.

"Well?" The redhead demanded.

"We kind of stole a boat." The boy with salmon hair responded, scratching the back of his head.

"No, you stole a ship and dragged us into it." The black haired man said, as he pointed at the guilty boy.

"So you're thieves?" The red haired girl said summing up what she was just told.

"Not exactly." The salmon haired boy said, waving his hands in front of him.

"Usually, yes." The boy with the tattoo told the redhead. "But only for a reason." The red haired girl looked at the boys while she thought for a moment.

"You humans can stay here for a day and then you must leave." The red haired girl said being completely serious.

"What! Why, must we leave so soon?" The dark blue haired boy asked.

"Because humans do not belong here." The long blue haired girl responded.

"And you are all thieves, that is something that we can not deal with here." The short mermaid said.

"The last time humans stayed here, they tried to steal the cities gold." The blonde girl said as the girls started to climb down the tall cliff. "Hence the word 'tried'." She said smiling up at the men, making them all gulp in worry, and the girls continued to climb down the cliff.

"Are you boys coming or not?" The little blue hair girl called up to the boys. They all looked at each other than slowly followed the girls, climbed down the cliff.

"You boys sure are slow." The blonde girl teased the boys as they finally got to the bottom of the cliff.

"Says the girl who is probably used to doing this." The salmon haired boy replied, as he jumped the last few feet and the rest of the boys followed.

"I suppose that's true, we have been doing this for many years." The scarlet haired girl responded, putting her hands on her hips.

"How many years exactly?" The blue haired boy asked.

"Since we were children." The long blue haired woman replied.

"What are your names?" The salmon haired boy asked them.

"I'm Lucy." The blonde said.

"Levy." The short bluenette said.

"Juvia." The girl with longer blue hair said.

"Erza." The redhead said, "And what might your names be?"

"Natsu Dragneel." The salmon haired boy said first.

"Gajeel Redfox." The tall boy with long black hair said.

"Gray Fullbuster." Said the dark blue haired boy.

"Jellal Fernandez." Said the last boy, with blue hair, and a tattoo under his eye.

"You have two names?" The girl called Juvia asked.

"They're our last names, it's a way to identify someone." Gray told Juvia.

"Well it is nice to meet all of you." Erza said, and they turned around and continued to walk towards the city. The boys followed them through the rain forest. After multiple minutes passed by in silence they reached the edge of the city it, and the boys looked around in curiosity.

"How old is this place?" Gajeel asked.

"Over a twenty thousand years old." Levy responded as they started making their way to the palace. Everyone they passed stared at them as they walked the streets. "At least to our knowledge, we only started living here about ten thousand years ago."

"I remember that day, we were so excited that we found somewhere safe," Lucy said as she looked at her friends.

"Hold up, you remember when you guys started living here?" Natsu asked.

"Thats right." Lucy said looking back at him.

"But that would make you ten thousand years old." Gray said.

"Actually, I'm sixteen thousand years old." Lucy said.

"All of us are the same age, except Erza, she was born a year before us." Juvia said.

"We sure look good for our age, don't we?" Erza said teasing the boys as they walked with their mouths wide open. After a moment the boys snapped out of the trance that they were in after figuring out that the girls were thousands of years old.

"You said that you were excited that you found somewhere safe?" Gajeel asked, recalling the words that they had said before.

"Yes." Juvia said looking down at the ground as they walked. "We were always being attacked by sharks where we lived before."

"But then us girls found this place and we immediately brought everyone here." Levy said as she bounced in her steps.

"Exactly who is everyone?" Jellal asked.

"Well everyone here in Magnolia." Erza said gesturing to the large town around them.

"Well more like just a few of them, anyway." Lucy corrected her redheaded friend.

"When we fled to come here we tried to do it secretly, and we lost a lot of family that day." Levy said as all the girls looked sad. "But that is all in the past, and we don't have to worry about them for a very long time."

"She is right, we have not seen any sign of the sharks for over ten thousand years." Erza said. "We have absolutely nothing to worry about. Now, and maybe ever again."