Gildarts daughter 🥀Fairy Tail🥀

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Puzzles solved 

Rin's POV 

We came upon a lake, and sat down on the grass. I had so many questions I wanted to ask, such as, 

How did you know my mother?

What relationship did you have with her?

What kind of person was she? 

And so on.

"So, what did you want to talk about?" He questioned. 

"First, I would like to know your name." I answered. 

"Ah, my bad. My name is Gildarts." He laughed awkwardly. 

I nodded, "I wanted to ask how you know my mother?" 

He looked into the lake, "I knew her because I once loved her." 

'That was a short answer.' I sweat-dropped. 

"Well, grandfather did say mother had a lot of guys after her." I replied. 

He laughed, "Yeah, they were a bunch of pain in the ass." 

I just stared at the insect on the ground. 

"So, why did you come to this town?" Gildarts looked over at me. 

I hugged my legs, "I don't know." 

"What do you mean, you don't know?" He asked.

"Grandfather told me to find the guild in Magnolia. Afterwards, the piece that was unsolved will be solved." I answered.

Gildarts looked confused, but moved along, "If it isn't a bother, do you mind answering who your father is?"

I shrugged, "Don't know and don't care." 

Before Gildarts could say anything, I interrupted, "Say, do you know about the story The princess and the witch?"

"No, what's it about?" 

There once was a small princess.

Being hated and looked down on by others as she walked. 

Listening to every rules and orders by her grandfather.

Acting like a doll in front of others, to please her only family member.

She endured everything, and kept quiet, like a doll. 

Her fear was losing her only family member. 

She endured when her grandfather got drunk, 

saying everything was her fault, 

that if she wasn't born, her mother would still be alive.

Listening to these rants for three years, 

being choked by her only light,

the princess had enough, she wanted this pain to disappear.

She thought, "Why is this happening to me?" 

"I listened to everything, every rules, orders, expectations."