Source? Because while such a test is a staple of fanfics, and I haven't read a ton of canon lore outside the main series, I remember no such thing in the original books, nor has such been mentioned in this fanfic (though it is far from impossible that such will be introduced later in the story).Either way, the previous user evidently either lacked the bloodlines he claimed or otherwise provoked the goblins while trying to prove his supposed heritage, and was killed for it. Seems like not following in his footsteps while attempting the quest would be a good idea.

You mean the one that usually ends taking the longest to actually end up with him, but becomes the main wife?

I need to get my mind out of the gutter...

remember kids, the only way to be a real member of fairy tail (and not trash) is to be recruited by his future highness, Future Guild Leader Laxus (self proclaimed), himself.

bonus objective: prove your heritage without provoking the goblins

girl, you just threatened to secretly coat a man's toothbrush with toilet gunk. your hero privileges are revoked

oof. this should not have made me laugh

using your family as lab rats for experimenting with magic cooking doesn't give any mad scientist vibes. None at all. No doubt about it

you see, if you send a lot of people emails claiming the IRS is coming for them, they get real generous and your money problems disappear

RIP hero path

umm... yes, militech and arasaka, and by extension their proxys, hate each other

because they believe that justice means letting the system handle the criminals, so as to not put themselves above the law. DC "heroes" are more obsessed with this personal standard then actually helping or long term protecting people. Nor do they make any real effort to fix the problem.

I mean, you could have been honest and said you wanted to focus on training. But this works to, I guess.

whelp, assassination it is then. until then, if necessary, malicious compliance and "creative" interpretation of orders. also never ever let her know about the inprint

absolutely critical. since he can't tune his traits to the coming situation, as he lacks knowledge of it, best to make the situation adapt itself in his favor.

this one actually would be my first pick. since he doesn't know where he's going, or the situation he'll be in, adaptability is the name of the game. and this will help immensely into fitting into whatever role he needs or wants to.

we're saved! Or at least the world is (temporarily)

oh. oh no.

Of coarse she did; your offer was more sus than a shifty man in a van offering kids candy

I knew it! That being said, been I while since I read a story where someone else was the reincarnator