Being forced to face her fears in the flesh allowed Levy to realize that they were not quite as all powerful and insurmountable as her mind would have had her believe. To her utmost shock, his actions and presence help her heal from the emotional trauma the attack inflicted. Levy grinned, perhaps she was a better actress than she thought.Įventually, with time and her ever-decreasing fear of the Iron Dragon Slayer, she came to realize that Gajeel joining the guild was probably the best thing that could have happened to her. Levy was amazed she’d managed to fool everybody into believing she was just fine and dandy when she had been anything but. Levy nearly lost the precarious hold she’d maintained on sanity right then and there. Then… to make matters worse, Master Makerov suddenly took it upon himself to invite Gajeel into Fairy Tail. She hated to admit it, but looking back Levy was certain she’d been on the cusp of a breakdown. She’d fought a constant battle with fatigue and paranoia as a result of her attempts to stay awake in the vain hope of keeping the night terrors at bay. Although she liked to think she’d hid it well from her guild mates, Levy had been an absolute mess. It was true that right after the attack, the dream had terrorized her night after night. Eventually, her breathing calmed and Levy shivered as the sweat coating her body dried in the cool night air.īack in control, Levy frowned. Why, Gajeel had saved her life multiple times and even volunteered to be her partner for the S class exam! She had not only laughed with him, but cried for him as well. Since their first unsavory encounter, the big Dragon Slayer had redeemed himself a dozen times over…not just to her guild, but to Levy personally.
Levy smacked her forehead as if hoping to physically derail that particular train of thought. Everything was so very different from when Phantom Lord attacked Fairy Tail…from when Gajeel… Levy gazed out at the twinkling stars beyond her bedroom window as she resumed the familiar process of forcing her body to a state of calm. The script mage let out a relieved sigh as she heard Juvia’s retreating footsteps.
“I…I’m fine Juvia! Thanks for checking though! I’ll see you in the morning?” “Levy? Are you alright? Juvia thought she heard a shout.” Juvia’s voice sounded from the other side of Levy’s door at Fairy Hills, accompanied by a gentle knock. Just a nightmare, it was just a nightmare. Sweat soaked her body as the young script mage hugged her knees and rocked, willing her panicked breathing to slow.
Levy Mcgarden shot up from her bed with a startled shriek. The iron bite of her own blood on her tounge as hard hands… Metallic Pain, Crimson Eyes, and Shadowy figures ordering her death. The following is the first chapter of my fanfic Dragon’s Light : ) But is friendship enough for the two mages? It will take rehashing the past and a lot of working toward the future to figure out whether they are destined to stay by each other’s side or…to part ways forever. Levy Mcgarden and Gajeel Redfox didn’t exactly get off to a great start…but they have come a long way since that first fateful encounter.
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