He traps them inside his Jutsu Shiki, and forces them to fight each-other, if they want to leave. Meanwhile, Cana and Juvia are looking for Laxus, when they encounter Fried. Elfman tries to calm her down by telling her to smile at everyone when the battle is over, but is ineffective and Mirajane sobs, feeling guilt-ridden. She apologizes to him, feeling that during Fairy Tail’s crises she was unable to help, and is reduced to tears. Elsewhere, Mirajane finds a wounded Elfman on the ground. While they bicker, Levy finally cracks Fried’s code, and is able to release them. Gajeel is incredulous of this, but Natsu affirms that Lucy is strong. Natsu and Gajeel ready to join the Battle of Fairy TailĪt the guild, Gajeel, Levy and Natsu learn of Lucy’s victory. Seconds later Happy rolls his tongue to say He liiiiiikes you, much to Lucy's annoyance. Loke gives Lucy her keys (once more), but not before showing her an “I Love Lucy” sign. He shouts that Love makes Spirits stronger, unlike his dolls, and attacks him with Regulus Impact, defeating Bickslow. He explains that now that he has Lucy, he has regained all his Magic Power with her as his Master and has even become more powerful. Bickslow states that Lucy shouldn't take order from her spirits and cries that Loke cannot defeat him, but Loke responds that he is not what he used to be. Loke uses Lion Brilliance to illuminate the whole area, forcing Bickslow to close his eyes and Lucy attacks and traps him with her whip.
He wants Lucy to charge in when he hears his signal.
Loke suggests Lucy to close his gate and take shelter into Horologium, but Lucy,who is unable to do so due to the loss of her keys, trusts Loke and asks him to find a solution. Loke and Lucy keep their eyes closed, but by doing so they are unable to dodge Bickslow’s attacks. Happy orders everyone to close their eyes, and explains its effects. Seeing this Bickslow uses his Figure Eyes. Lucy gets close to Bickslow and attacks him with her whip. Loke and Lucy are fighting together to defeat Bickslow.
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