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[Starting in Naruto with a Daily Login System] Chapter 13 The One-Month Grind (and the Reward That Finally Made It Worth It)

Over the past month, Team Minato’s life had become a never-ending cycle of D-rank missions, training, and occasional C-rank missions.

And by “occasional,” I mean “so rare that I could count them on one hand and still have fingers left over.”

The war was still raging, but we were stuck in the glamorous life of weeding gardens, walking dogs, and hunting down missing chickens. Every now and then, we’d get a C-rank mission—maybe a bandit-clearing job, or a merchant escor...

[Starting in Naruto with a Daily Login System] Chapter 12 Let’s See How Fast I Can Go Without Dying

B-Rank missions. The sweet spot between "run-of-the-mill shinobi work" and "welcome to war, please enjoy your short life expectancy."

On paper, it was an escort mission. Simple. Straightforward. Nothing crazy. Our job? Get an old merchant and his supplies to a neighboring town.

What could go wrong?

Well, a lot, actually.

Minato-sensei gathered us outside the village gate for our mission details. I was barely awake, still processing my daily login reward.

[Daily L...

[Starting in Naruto with a Daily Login System] Chapter 11 Flow Like Water, Dodge Like You Mean It

Another week had passed, and with it came another login streak reward.

The moment my hand touched the system interface that morning, a strange sensation settled over me. It wasn’t overwhelming like my other rewards—no sudden surge of power, no ridiculous buff that made me question the laws of physics.

Instead, it was clarity.

[Login Streak Reward: Flow State Acquired!]

A zone of focus and clarity where your mind and body operate in extreme conjunction. Whether you�...

[Starting in Naruto with Daily Login System] Chapter 10 A New Day, A New Pain

If there was one good thing about mornings, it was that they came with a new login reward.

If there was one bad thing about mornings, it was that Minato-sensei was a morning person.

Unfortunately, I had to deal with both.

[Daily Login Reward: Noise-Canceling Earbuds]

I blinked.

Huh. That was… surprisingly useful.

I pulled the sleek-looking earbuds from my inventory and inspected them. 

I shoved them into my ears and—

Silence.

No...

[Starting in Naruto with a Daily Login System] Chapter 9 Kill me

Chapter 9 Kill me

The first thing I did when I woke up was check my system.

[Daily Login Reward: Deadshot]

I blinked. Huh.

This one actually seemed useful.

Most of my rewards had been a weird mix of practical (like my sword) and completely ridiculous (like the unlimited luxury cigarettes). But this? Perfect aim? That was something I could use.

I flexed my fingers, already feeling a weird sense of… understanding. Like my brain had suddenly installed an adv...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 51

The sun was setting as I stood alone on the training ground behind my house, lost in thought. My appearance hadn’t changed since I arrived in this world. Still looked sixteen, no matter how many years had passed.

It was frustrating. My mind had matured, my strength had grown, but the world still saw me as a kid. I needed a change.

A growth potion could do it. It would age me to about twenty-two, enough to look more like the man I’d become, rather than the kid I was stuck being...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 50


There was no time to waste.

The moment Makarov gave the order, I was already moving. Deliora wasn’t a threat to me, but the longer I waited, the more lives would be lost. I wasn’t about to let that happen.

My first stop was Alma.

The sun had barely started to rise by the time I reached my house. The familiar warmth of home greeted me, but it felt distant now. There was no time to linger. I pushed open the door and stepped inside.

Alma was already awake. Of cours...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 49

The days in Magnolia passed by quietly, almost peacefully. Alma and I settled into a routine that felt as natural as breathing. Mornings started early, with the soft sounds of birds chirping outside the window. Alma would prepare breakfast while I checked through my usual set of tasks, always handy with my Celestial Inventory whenever I needed something from it. 

Alma living with me was something neither of us had expected to feel so... right. Her presence was comforting, her laugh...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 48

The sun hung lazily in the sky, casting a warm glow over Fiore’s rolling hills. The air was crisp as we made our way to the airship, headed to Alma’s family. I could feel the tension in the air.

“You look nervous,” I said, watching Alma as she adjusted her clothes and hesitated for a moment before boarding.

“I’m not nervous,” she replied quickly, though I could hear the uncertainty in her voice. “Just… It’s been a while. I’m sure they’ll love you. Or at lea...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 47

Chapter 47

Two Weeks Later

The guild had become a hive of anticipation, and I could feel it in every corner of the guildhall. It had been two weeks since Makarov’s announcement about the S-Class promotion trial, and the day had finally arrived.

The trial wasn’t taking place in the guildhall, of course. No, Makarov had insisted on a location far from the guild—several miles outside Magnolia, at a secluded mountain. 

The guild’s airship hovered above the are...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 46

One Year Later

The clearing behind my house had become more than just a training ground. It was our place—the space where we pushed each other past our limits, where we grew together. The once-pristine ground bore the scars of countless battles, proof of how much we had improved.

I rolled my shoulders, letting Enhancement Magic flow through me. Strength, speed, endurance—every aspect of my body surged to its peak. Across from me, Alma stood firm, her Archive Magic screens flic...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 45

Morning sunlight streamed through the guild’s windows, painting streaks of gold across the wooden floors. The usual Fairy Tail chaos had already begun—people laughing, shouting, and somewhere in the distance, something breaking.

Meanwhile, I was sitting across from Makarov in his office, slouched comfortably in my chair while he pinched the bridge of his nose like I’d just given him a migraine.

"You sure about this, Aiden?" he asked, sighing as he flipped through a few paper...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 44

Makarov’s office was dimly lit. . A bottle of whiskey sat on the desk between two glasses, one half-empty, the other untouched.

Gildarts Clive leaned back in his chair, boots propped against the edge of Makarov’s desk. He had just returned from a three-year mission—one that had taken him far beyond Fiore’s borders, into lands most mages wouldn’t dare to tread.

Makarov sat across from him, arms crossed, his expression unreadable. “So? What did you find?”

Gildart...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 43

The first thing I noticed when I stepped outside was the smell of the sea—salt and morning mist mixing in the crisp air. The second thing was the silence.

Not the peaceful kind. The heavy kind.

The shore was littered with footprints and discarded rags, remnants of the slaves' former lives. Now, they stood in clusters, talking in hushed voices, eyes darting between the open ocean and the unknown future ahead. The Tower of Heaven was gone, but that didn't mean the past had let the...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 42

The campfire crackled, sending embers drifting into the night sky. The scent of roasting food filled the air, a stark contrast to the days of starvation and fear these people had endured. Tomorrow, we’d begin the long trek to the nearest town, but for tonight, I was making sure no one went to bed hungry.

NIMO had set up a massive feast, and the survivors were eyeing the food warily, as if they couldn’t believe it was real. The children—Sho, Milliana, Jellal, and Erza—had barely ...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 41

The roar of the ocean was a distant whisper as I stepped deeper into the tower, my boots striking against cold stone.

The prisoners were free. That part of the mission was done.

But I wasn’t finished.

Every exit was sealed. No way out. No second chances.

A perfect cage.

The ones still inside—the slavers, the tormentors, the filth—would never see daylight again.

A static-laced voice crackled through a lacrima-powered speaker embedded in the wall.

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 40

With Kagura fully rested and Irene now tagging along, I decided it was time to move. I gave Fenrir one last pat before dismissing it back in a flash of light.

With Fenrir unsummoned, I reached into my Inventory and pulled out something more suited for a group. A flash of light later, a sleek, black vehicle materialized before us—the Regalia.

Irene’s sharp eyes flickered toward it, her expression unreadable. "Hmph. Extravagant."

Kagura’s eyes went wide as she gasped sof...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 39

The campfire crackled softly, casting flickering shadows against the ruins. The night was still, save for the occasional rustle of leaves. Inside the magical tent, Kagura slept soundly—probably the first real sleep she’d had in years.

I leaned against Fenrir, arms crossed, staring into the fire.

Alma.

I exhaled through my nose, shaking my head slightly. I hadn't been gone that long, but already, I missed her presence. The way she always saw through my nonsense. The way s...

[FT: O King of the Fairies] Chapter 38

The sun hung low in the sky as I made my way through Magnolia, my mind already focused on what lay ahead.

The Tower of Heaven.

The place where countless people were enslaved, forced to build something that should never have existed. A place that, in the future, would shape Erza Scarlet into the woman she was destined to become.

But that future hadn’t happened yet.

And I was about to walk stra...