Fairy Tail: Becoming stronger by spending money.

Lisanna's matter came to an end. Although many people in the guild did not believe Caesar's words, Makarov did.

The plot went awry, so Caesar also started asking Makarov if anything had happened to Fairy Tail during the four months since he disappeared.

Caesar was stunned by what he learned.

First, Laxus successfully promoted to S-class wizard, a year earlier than in the original plot.

But this was acceptable. After all, Laxus had changed so much. Whether it was an improvement in strength or Makarov's recognition, it was normal for Laxus to advance a year earlier than in the plot.

There was another change, involving Ultear.

Ultear joined Fairy Tail.

This surprised Caesar.

But considering that Ur was taken to Fairy Tail by him, Ultear's joining was no different.

Then Ultear returned to Grimoire Heart, but this time she went back as a spy. She completely rebelled and continuously provided Makarov with news about Grimoire Heart.

Caesar still admired Makarov for this.

He didn't know what methods Makarov used. Ultear was like this, and future Gajeel was like this.

In this regard, Caesar could only say that if he wanted to inherit the Fourth Generation, he still had a long way to go.

As for the plot, a lot had changed so far.

Caesar didn't feel much at all.

Although the changes in the plot would lead to big deviations in the future, Caesar believed that as long as he was strong enough, his punches hard enough, and his sword sharp enough, he could handle it no matter how it changed!

He even had the idea of abducting Lucy directly into the guild and forcibly starting the plot.

But Lucy's father, Jiude, was a stubborn old man and probably wouldn't go as he wished.

Just when Caesar was about to abandon this idea and thought he wouldn't interact with the other party for a while, an invitation letter disrupted his thoughts.

...

It was already the end of June, and the weather was getting hotter.

Caesar had just completed a small commission. When he returned to the guild, Makarov handed him an invitation letter.

"A dinner party?"

Caesar looked at the information on the invitation letter and was stunned for a moment. Then he looked at the inviter column and discovered that the name written there was Jiude Heartfilia's.

"It's strange. Why did this old guy send me an invitation? We have nothing to do with each other, right?"

Caesar was a little confused, but because he wanted to see Lucy and see if there was any chance of taking her to Fairy Tail, he decided to go.

"Attending the dinner party?"

Mirajane, wearing a dress with her bangs tied up with a rubber band exposing her smooth forehead, looked at Caesar and said with a smile, "Then let me choose a dress for you."

"Okay."

Caesar nodded.

After the Lisanna incident, just like in the plot, both Mirajane and Elfman became familiar to Caesar.

However, due to Caesar's intervention, Mirajane did not remain silent and was still active in commission work. But now, she also occasionally worked part-time as a guild girl's waiter.

Also because of Lisanna's incident, the relationship between Mirajane and Caesar became better.

Coupled with the lack of obsession, although Caesar did not directly become boyfriend and girlfriend with Mirajane, others could tell at a glance that their relationship was much closer.

They got along in a way that felt comfortable. Maybe one day, if they announced their engagement or marriage, no one in the guild would be surprised at all.

Mirajane was very considerate and took Caesar to a clothing store. She chose a more formal set of sky blue suit and trousers, and used magic to adjust the size for a better fit.

Paired with Caesar's strong body and handsome face, it looked perfect.

Caesar looked in the mirror, nodded, and asked the clerk to wrap it up.

Then, looking at Mirajane who was still choosing clothes with great interest, Caesar motioned to the clerk to give her several sets of evening dresses.

After seeing them, Mirajane went to try on a sky blue evening dress and a white evening dress with a smile.

Paired with Mirajane's gradually growing figure, it was very eye-catching at first glance.

Holding his nose, Caesar went shopping for a while. Although the price was a little expensive, Caesar felt it was worth it to satisfy his eyes.

The day after buying the dress, Caesar took the train and finally arrived at Heartfilia Mansion Station, feeling sleepy and yawning all the way.

Well, you read that right—the Heartfilia mansion alone is a station by itself.

After all, since they engage in railways, they can get this privilege. In addition, the land area Jiude bought is large enough to set up a platform easily.

After getting off the platform, Caesar stretched. Outside the platform stood an aunt in a maid uniform. When she saw Caesar coming, she smiled and said, "Are you the new Ten Wizard Saints, Mr. Caesar?"

"Well, there's no need to call me that. I'm still young. Auntie can just call me Caesar."

Caesar waved his hand, feeling strange that she called him that.

"Mr. Caesar is really approachable."

The aunt said with a smile, "Please come with me. The dinner will be held at the Heartfilia mansion."

Caesar was helpless for a moment and could only accept the title.

He followed the aunt into a car, and under the driver's guidance, they passed through a courtyard the size of a town and finally arrived at the Heartfilia mansion.

After getting out of the car, Caesar looked at the huge manor building in front of him at night. While admiring it, he couldn't help but murmur, how many people would be required to clean such a big house every day?

Soon, Caesar knew.

The maids of the Heartfilia mansion lined up in two rows to greet guests arriving for the dinner party.

Caesar glanced briefly and saw more than fifty maids in sight.

Coupled with drivers, chefs, gardeners, guards, and even some magic teachers, Caesar conservatively estimated that the Heartfilia family would need to hire hundreds of people to operate the entire manor.

"The most evil rich man."

Caesar complained that although he was now rich, compared to such wealthy people, his little money was really not enough.

Entering the building, Caesar was dazzled by the magnificent decoration inside.

There was a sense of low-key luxury. Although it was not Caesar's style, it was a style some people liked.

For example, on the left side of Caesar, seven or eight people gathered together, communicating with each other and enjoying the architecture and the red wine served.

Looking at their gorgeous clothes, it was not difficult to tell they came from wealthy families.

Unfortunately, Caesar was not interested in talking with them. He picked up a glass of red wine and walked to the snack table to eat.