{NASHI'S POV}
The people who attacked Mommy ran away with their tails between their legs. I really want to chase after them, but I'm not strong enough to get Mommy back by myself. Yet.

I walk up to Daddy, determined. Out of the entire guild, only he, Aunt Erza, and Uncle Gray aren't celebrating the victory. Neither is Gramps, but he's probably just worried about what the magic council will think of the destruction. Mommy told me Fairy Tail destroys stuff a lot.

"Da... Natsu?" I draw his attention, almost calling him Daddy once again.

"What?" Daddy looks annoyed with himself, maybe because he wasn't able to defeat Regina, even though he was really strong! She must be strong to.

"I want you to help me get stronger. You're the only other fire wizard I know. Please?" I beg. He looks at me like I'm crazy, then sighs.

"Fine." Daddy relents. "But only 'cause you smell like her." He rubs the back of his head sheepishly.

"Who?" I know it's Mommy, but I'm not supposed to know about them.

"Someone I knew. She was the most important person in my life." He grins suddenly at the memory. I smile too. Daddy is so awesome! He's gonna teach me more magic so I can help Mommy!

"Let's get started!" I cheer. Emma comes over, able to move because Wendy healed her and made her leg back to normal.

"Are you training?" She asks. I nod excitedly. Emma perks up.

"Can I join you? I need to get stronger too!" She looks so hopeful, I can't say no.

"Okay, we can practice with each other!" I see Aunt Levy smiling warmly at us. She waves when she notices me looking at her.

"That is fine, right Mom?" Emma calls to her.

"Absolutely. Be careful!" Aunt Levy replies.

"Sylvia needs to train too. Father, can Sylvia go with Uncle Natsu, Nashi-san, and Emma-san as well?" Sylvia looks at Uncle Gray. He gives his approval only after punching Daddy, telling him he better not let anything happen to his daughter.

With that, Daddy, Emma, me, and Sylvia all go out to the East Forest. Daddy works with me especially, showing me all his attacks while Emma and Sylvia have a practice battle.

"Now let's see what you've got!" Daddy seems more pumped up now. That makes me happy.

"Fireball!" I yell, and by putting my two flaming fists together, create a massive fireball, which I throw at a tree. When the smoke clears, there's nothing left except a charred stump. Daddy claps for me.

"That's kind of like fire dragon's brilliant flame." He notices. Well of course it is, Daddy. I might not be a dragon slayer, but I got my magic from you.

"Fire tornado!" I shout, causing two swirling streams of fire to shoot from my hands. Aimed at another tree, one blows it up but the other veers off course and heads straight for Emma and Sylvia.

"Look out!" Daddy jumps and drags them both out of the way in time. My out of control fire spins around and crashes into a huge tree. It catches fire and starts to fall towards us.

"Snow make: snowflake!" Sylvia cries, and a giant snowflake shields us from flaming debris.

"Iron hammer!" Emma creates a giant hammer out of iron, which she throws at the tree, causing it to tilt the other way, therefore falling away from us.

"Fire dragon's roar!" Daddy yells last, using magic as a booster to jump high in the air, blasting a continuous stream of fire at the tree and turning it completely to black powder. When he lands and glares at me, I quickly bow in shame.

"I'm so, so sorry! I've never been very good at controlling my magic, and Mommy doesn't use fire magic so she couldn't really teach me." Tears fall from my eyes and I squeeze them shut so I can't see their reactions. They probably hate me now.

"That was amazing, Nashi-san!" Sylvia sounds completely awed.

"Yeah, you're super powerful!" Emma agrees. My eyes fly open in shock, and I stare up at their smiling faces. Daddy links his arms behind his head casually.

"Don't feel bad. Making mistakes is a part of learning. I used to do stuff like that all the time when I was little." Daddy grins, so I can't help but beam back as I straighten up.

"Let's keep practicing!" I say.

"Yeah!" They all cheer, and we get back to work.