The original work didn't specify when Ivan left.
But now Ivan has already gone to the South Continent to look for the magic crystal, and Laxus's problem is also about to be resolved.
So Ivan's departure won't be too far off.
I can only take it one step at a time.
Gildarts asked about the Guild's situation again, and Gar didn't hide anything, chatting for a while.
Gildarts was a little surprised after listening:
"Isn't the Guild doing quite well?"
"Then why did you call me here?"
Gar stroked his chin, looked Gildarts up and down, and said:
"What if I said I wanted to teach you a lesson?"
Gildarts was stunned, raised his hand, and pointed at himself:
"Huh?"
"Teach me a lesson?"
Immediately, his eyes narrowed, and the corner of Gildarts's mouth curled up slightly:
"Gar kid."
"Very confident, aren't you?"
"In a few years, you've grown to this extent."
"But you're still far from being able to teach me a lesson."
Gar also laughed:
"Then you better not be careless and flip over."
Gildarts crossed his arms over his chest, smiling confidently, and looked at Gar without speaking.
Gar looked at Gray next to him and said:
"Gray."
"You go over there first."
Then, without waiting for Gray to react.
Swish!
Using Magic, he teleported Gray to a distant mountaintop.
Gray, who appeared on the mountaintop, was stunned, looking around to see where he was.
It wasn't until he saw the two small black dots in the rocky plain at the foot of the distant mountain that he confirmed that they were Gar and Gildarts:
"Is it necessary to be this far?"
"I can't even see clearly."
After thinking for a while, Gray aimed his hands forward, and Magic Power condensed in his hands:
"Ice-Make: Telescope."
Two giant concave and convex ice mirrors appeared in front of Gray, aimed at the distant rocky plain.
With the enhancement of the Ice Telescope.
Gray, who could originally only see two blurry small black dots from a great distance, could now see clear human figures.
On the desolate plain.
Gar and Gildarts stood opposite each other, with a distance of no more than twenty meters between them.
A gust of wind blew, stirring their robes.
Gildarts looked at Gar and said:
"Come on, Gar kid."
"Let me see your growth over the past few years."
Gar's mouth curled up slightly, and he raised his hand to swipe across the Poké Ball on his waist:
"Then I won't be polite."
The Poké Ball on his waist that was swiped floated up, flashing purple light, then continuously grew larger, shooting straight into the sky.
The clear sky instantly turned pitch black, covered by dark clouds.
Rumble!
A giant purple lightning bolt struck down, and the Super Giant Form Gengar crawled out from under the ground where the lightning struck, opening its large mouth and staring at Gildarts with an evil smile.
That nearly twenty-meter-high abyssal mouth was like a gloomy gate to hell, sending chills down one's spine.
But Gildarts didn't feel anything, looking up with interest:
"Is that a summoned beast called a Pokémon?"
"To be able to reach this level."
Judging from the aura alone, it was at least a summoned beast on par with an S-Class Mage.
The battle began the moment Gengar appeared.
Gar's voice came:
"Gengar, Psychic!"
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