This is my first fan fiction so I hope you like it. I'm going on the motto "Go big or go home" so there will be more to this story. I'm also sorry if the chapter is a little short, but as I said, this is my first fan fiction and I will try to get better at it.
I DO NOT OWN FAIRY TAIL. All Fairy Tail material belongs to Hiro Mashima.
A teen aged boy had been running around the woods non-stop for days on end, only stopping to eat, or sleep if he absolutely couldn't stand for a second longer. But right know he was sprinting through the forest at full speed, with only one thought in his mind.
"Where are you!", the boy yelled angrily out to his father. It had been days since he had seen him, and he was starting to get worried. This wasn't a new occurrence for him, his father was always leaving for days at a time. But this time his father just left without saying a word.
"It isn't like him to just leave like that.", the boy thought. He stopped and started to lean against a tree, only to be carried away by the thoughts of the events of what happened the night before his dad bailed on him.
"You have done well in your training my son. You have exceeded all my expectations and aspirations of what I wanted you to be. But now, I can no longer help you on your journey. You will need you to find a man named salamander. He will be the key to finishing your training."
The boy looked sarcastically at his dad. "Ya whatever. I'll do it when I feel like it.", though he wasn't telling his dad everything that he felt.
Ya right old man, like a salamander would be able to help me in training. You must be going crazy from the old age.
His father saw right through his thoughts and explained his intentions to the boy.
"The salamander is just like you. He has been what you have been through, and has grown far more powerful than you could imagine. He's had experience that you need to reach your full potential, and, quite possibly to surpass him."
The teenager looked up at his father with a more serious look on his face now. "Are you being serious Father." said the boy. He was still skeptical about what his father was saying.
"I would never lie to you my boy. All I want is for you to be the best you can be. "
The boy sighed and took his father words as teachings this time. He didn't want to disappoint his father and he had agreed to start his quest when he felt he was ready to leave his father.
The boy snapped out of his thoughts and looked up at the bright blue sky. He knew what his father wanted him to do, and he didn't want to disappoint him, even if he wasn't going to see his father again. So the boy went back to his home, packing everything he might need, and especially not forgetting his belt that his dad had found him years earlier. Once he had everything he needed, and nothing more, he turned around and left his home, since he could remember, looking for a man that his father trusted to finish his training.
Salamander.
Thanks for reading all the way through my first chapter. I would've liked to start the story in Fairy Tail, but I didn't want o write this chapter in the middle of the story so I decided to put it at the beginning.
I will try to get the next chapter out ASAP, and I will try to make it more entertaining next time.
Anyways I hoped you liked it and I would appreciate some feedback on how I can improve my writing. Again, thanks for reading and I hope you enjoyed the chapter.