•Ice Cold• Gray Fullbuster x Reader •Fanfiction•

•Magic • Part 2•

Y/N = Your Name
M/N = Middle Name
L/N = Last Name
H/C = Hair Colour
H/L = Hair Length
E/C = Eye Colour
S/T = Skin Tone
POV = Point of View
F/F = Favorite Food
F/C = Favorite Colour
▪ or ●○● or ○●○ = a separator, not really an abriviation. Will be used in certain places.
Italics = Thoughts. Or an Onomatopoeia. (When a book imitates a sound). Or emphasising. Not really an abriviation, but thought I should put it here so no one becomes confused.
Parenthesis *these: ( )* = A small reminder or conversion of money or standard to metric system.
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Enjoy!

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Y/N's POV▪

   It turns out that we all had to take a train to this cursed town. Unfortunately for Natsu, the all mighty salamander, his motion sickness kicked in. "Oi flame boy, take this," I offer him 2 pills for upset stomachs and a glass of water. He just looked at me. "Take it or I'll do this the hard way," I growled.

   "Just give it to him the hard way. He won't remember it very long," Erza pointed out. I nodded. Putting the pills away, and chugging the water after Gray refused to accept it, I punched Natsu in the gut, knocking him out.

   "Can we get more information on this town or are we just left in the dark?" Gray mumbles.

   "According to the paper, the town is called 'Tukisama,' the town is almost clear accross Mongolia. They say the curse has been affecting the colours of everything and the forms of ordinary objects, occasionally the townsfolk. Tukisama, or so I heard, is far out away from other big cities and towns in general, so we're lucky if this even is a curse, that it hasn't affected anywhere else." I briefly explain.

   "Okay... So that's it?" Lucy inquires, "It only affects objects with their color and shape? I don't see the big deal. Actually sounds pretty funny to me."

   "Think again, Lucy," Erza adds to the conversation, "Y/N said that it occasionally affects the townsfolk. I'm sure that probably hurts. Also, what if this job is almost old? The curse could have worsened," she points out.

   "You have a fair point," Gray says.

   "Shocking you even came, Fullbuster. It's even more shocking you're talking," I tease. He shrugs it off and looks out the window. "Sour one you are," I tease once more.

   "Okay... So how are we going to approach this? How are we going to figure out how to break this curse?" Lucy breaks the tension.

   "Simple. We analyze what's going on and everything around us, look for something suspicious if necessary. Temples, religious sacrifices, curse books, ect is mainly what I think would cause some of this," Erza calmly explains. I nod.

   Religious offerings, eh? Interesting. What maniac is stupid enough to get their dumbass cursed with something religious. Or even, why would anyone in a petite town have a curse book? Something smells fishy. I began to ponder.

   "What do you mean by religious sacrifices, Erza?" Happy asks, clearly clueless. "Oh wait! I get it! This fish is a religious sacrifice to my stomach!" He chomps on to his salmon.