Fairy Tail, Volume 6 Book

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"Now that was convenient."

Yep, that was the first thought I had when I finished reading about the Fairy Tail wizards' "fight" against Deliora. Some may say it was inevitable and that it was necessary else things would have gotten real messy but I'd still say that all of this'it was very convenient as to how it ended. I mean, to build up such a huge reputation, spend practically more than one volume (and we are talking about more than 200 pages here) on just one monster and then to end it all like this? Disappointment is an understatement in this case.

Moving further, the way this volume ended was surprising. Yet, that was also very, very convenient. I'll explain how. Anyone who has read the blurb knows there are some complications with another guild. I like to call this the Phantom arc. Now the thing about the Phantom arc is that everyone goes to war. Literally everyone. And only one'just one'person is left behind. And that is the one person who is supposed to be the reason why the war happened in the first place. Convenient, don't you think? Well, I do so. This was why I was mortified by how the sixth volume ended. Don't get me wrong, I love the Fairy Tail guys but this was unbelievable. I hope the writers builds up his standards once again or else I might have to ignore stop reading the manga (and watching the anime'the first time I did, I hadn't watched these episodes).