The five powerful beings stood in the quiet forest, the air rich with the scent of pine and heavy with the pervasive, chaotic magic of the Sixth Floor.
Rimuru inhaled deeply, her expression shifting from cautious to analytical.
"The magic here is dense, Arthur, but it's not like the raw Magicule of my world. It's... focused. More refined, but wild. This world runs purely on magic."
She turned to Arthur.
"Where should we go? You know about this world, right?"
Rimuru already knew that every world Arthur had introduced her to was an anime or comic book.
The realization that his original home was the volatile, catastrophic Marvel Universe still amused and slightly horrified her.
She knew about the threat of Thanos.
"Fortunately, Arthur should be as strong or stronger than Thanos when he got the Infinity Stones,"
She mused internally, before nudging him with a serious look.
'Don't forget to aim for the head,'
She reminded him telepathically, referencing the famous oversight.
Arthur laughed, a genuine, delighted sound.
"I'm happy someone knows the rules,"
He said, pushing aside the unsettling thought that there might be threats out there that could end his home world with a finger snap.
"Let's go this way."
Arthur focused his senses, immediately locating a large concentration of life and energy—Magnolia Town.
He led the team, and they flew quickly, maintaining a low altitude and using his Dragon's Aura to subtly shield them from casual detection.
They landed just outside the massive, ornate town gate.
Two stout, armored guards immediately noticed the group of five exceptionally beautiful and powerful-looking strangers.
"Halt! State your purpose and show your entry papers!"
One guard called, raising his spear with practiced caution.
"What should we do? We don't have anything that could prove our existence in this world,"
Rimuru whispered to Arthur.
Arthur just grinned.
Rimuru was forgetting the scope of his power.
He didn't need papers; he needed a thought.
Arthur didn't move a muscle. He simply engaged his Reality Blending, and the concept of their lack of identity was overwritten.
A folder of perfectly forged, localized Magic Guild Identification Cards and official entry documents instantly materialized in the lead guard's hands, complete with the appropriate seals and signatures.
"Ah, apologies! Welcome to Magnolia Town!"
The guard stammered, instantly forgetting their suspicious arrival and beaming with a happy, professional smile.
"You look like high-class mages! Enjoy your stay!"
Once inside the bustling streets, the team took a moment, gazing at the unique architecture and the colorful, loud crowds.
Arthur called everyone closer.
"Alright, listen up. I got a mission from the Tower when we entered this world. We will create our own guild in Magnolia Town."
Rimuru smiled widely, her strategic mind already calculating possibilities.
"A guild? Let's make it as big and influential as our Federation! A dominant force in this world!"
Arthur shook his head slightly.
"No, we shouldn't make it that big—not yet. That attracts too much unwanted attention too fast. We need to integrate first."
Rimuru instantly activated her ultimate weapon—the cute-anime-girl look.
She pouted, widening her beautiful, silver-blue eyes to maximum cuteness.
Arthur sighed again, a small, genuine smile escaping.
"Alright, fine. We'll make it as big as we realistically can without starting a world war immediately. Happy?"
While speaking with Rimuru, Arthur's attention was drawn to Milim.
She was completely frozen, her eyes glued to a massive, wooden building down the street that pulsed with chaotic, immense magical energy.
It was, unmistakably, the Fairy Tail Guild Hall.
Milim wasn't just staring; she was subtly drooling, her instincts—part Dragon, part Demon Lord—overwhelmed by the delicious, chaotic scent of magical food in there.
But true to her word, she held herself back, clutching her hands tightly to keep from flying over and kicking the wall in.
"Humm,"
Arthur said, feigning deep thought to give Milim an out.
"You know, we should go and look inside that building. The Fairy Tail guild is open for people to go inside and commission them. We could probably find something to eat there—or at least get some useful information."
Milim's eyes lit up with renewed excitement.
"Yes! Food and fighting! Lead the way, Arthur!"
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