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Simon Fernandes

2019

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Jerza Week Day 4: Dreams

Good afternoon, everyone. Here we go with day 4.

Here's the info: 

Title: Our dreams came true.

Summary: While preparing for their daughter's 4th birthday, Jellal happens to ask Erza what her biggest dream is. Upon remembering everything she'd ever dreamed of, she realizes that they all came true.

Pairings: Jerza (family) and Gruvia (minor).

Timeline: This is set about 12 years after the ending of Fairy Tail.

Warnings: This is just pure FLUFF. Also, there's a flashback here with my newest Jerza Headcanon: the reason why Erza loves strawberry cake. 

Word Count: 1800 words.

Happy reading! 

(Oops, I totally forgot to credit the artists for the two bottom pictures. A million times sorry for that)

Here are the credits:

Jerza Wedding-Found on Pinterest, but submitted by NaLu-love on Fanpop

Jerza Family- Moonllita on Devinatart

                                            Our dreams came true

It was a quiet afternoon in the household of Jellal and Erza Fernandes. The two of them were cooking together, preparing a strawberry cake for the party that would be taking place the next day: their daughter's birthday.

Young Scarlet Fernandes would be turning 4 the following day and the two parents couldn't be happier. It had gone by so fast; it seemed like only yesterday he had been proposing to her on that sunny afternoon two years after the end of the war. Yet here they were, 10 years later, and so many things had changed.

They were discussing that while keeping a close eye on the two children who were outside playing with Gray and Juvia; the couple had agreed to keep an eye on them while Jellal and Erza got everything ready. Scarlet's older brother, Simon, was happily trying to catch the snowflakes Gray made fall while Scarlet and Juvia watched them, sitting on the grass. The water mage would eventually make it rain a bit, much to the child's delight.

The other couple was thankful for their help, knowing that they already had enough trouble taking care of their own three children; Mika, Silver and River; who were away on a trip with Lyon and Meredy.

 That was the whole reason why they'd managed to come help in the first place; as great parents as Gray and Juvia were, they couldn't watch over 5 children at once. Specially when those children were overly energetic and could use magic.

In any case, while they were watching their daughter and son play and finishing the cake, there was a moment when Jellal turned to his wife and asked "Tell me, Erza, what would you say is your biggest dream?"

 A nostalgic smile came upon her face as she considered the question.

Truth be told, she had had many dreams throughout life, the two of them did.

When they were children, they dreamed of being free.

"Tell me, do you think we'll ever be free?" Erza had asked her friends one day when they were sitting on the ground; Jellal played with her hair like he always loved to do, Simon staring at them while trying to hide his jealousy, Milliana was half asleep and Whally played with some rocks.

"I don't know, but I hope so." The latter had replied quickly while the others, except for Jellal, looked to the ground.

"It's starting to feel more like a distant dream." The brunette told them; her eyes were closed by she was clearly paying attention.

"I don't even remember what being free is like." Simon said, a sad look upon his face. He had been the first one to be brought to the Tower, when he'd been barely 5.

"I do. I remember playing in the grass and eating strawberry cake." Jellal said, letting go of Erza's hair and walking till he was in front of her.

"Your mom made you strawberry cake too?" She stared at him wide-eyed and he nodded, a smile upon his face.

"Yep. I remember it was delicious and I always wanted more." He replied happily.

"Now I want to have strawberry cake." Simon said, making the duo laugh.

"I'm sorry, Simon." Erza apologized gently and it wasn't long before he smiled.

"It's ok. It's nice to learn more about who you were before we came here." Jellal jumped in after that.

"I agree. I wish I could've known you before, Erza." He told the red head, making her blush a bit.

"Really?" She asked, wondering why he'd have wanted to.

"Of course! We would've had the most fun eating strawberry cake together. Ah, I wish you'd tasted my mom's cake; it was the best!" By then he had taking her hands in his and was swinging them excitedly.

"I wish I could've met you before too." Erza admitted, making his smile enlarge.

"It's no use wishing for things that are impossible." Whally reminded them, making her frown.

"Then how about we wish for something that might be possible?" Jellal added, as positive as ever.

"Like what?" Milliana asked, having opened her eyes and sat up against the rock where she'd been previously trying to sleep.

"Freedom." He replied simply.

"Do you really think that someday we'll be free?" Erza asked, curious and hopeful.

"Of course, Erza. I have no doubt about it." His reassurance was enough to keep hope alive in her heart, for she knew that he was possibly the most determined person she'd ever know.

"You two are just dreaming." Simon said, clearly jealous, though they didn't notice.

"Maybe. But I believe that dreams can come true if you work hard enough." Milliana replied.

"I hope so. I'd really like to get out of here." Erza said and Jellal took her hands once again while staring determinedly at her.

"When you do, Erza, can you promise me something?" She nodded, curious.

"What is it?" He smiled brightly before answering.

"Promise me that you'll eat lost of strawberry cake." And she did. In the years that followed her release from the Tower, Erza always kept his words close to heart and she tried to follow through as much as possible.

Then, as they grew older and finally realized their feelings, a new dream arose: The wish to be loved.

"Is there something you want to say?" Erza turned to look at him, eyebrows raised and face impassive, emotionless. She wouldn't allow him to see how much she was hurting or how his actions had affected her. Not even Jellal would be allowed to have power over her, at least to his knowledge.

"You know." He swallowed hard and she stared at him in confusion, having no idea what he was referring to.

"Know what?" He sighed deeply before closing the distance between them. Suddenly, he was close. Too close.

Her stubborn heart started beating faster with hope and she cursed it. Cursed herself for being so affected by him. She was Erza Scarlet, the strongest mage in Fairy Tail. This lovesick, scared, hopeful girl was nothing like her.

"You must know. Why else would you have confessed your feelings even after I asked you not to?" She was taken aback by his reply and stared at him open mouthed.

"Jellal…" She tried to say something, but nothing came out as his arms wrapped tightly around her waist and suddenly she was pressed against him, she could feel his heart beating now, just as wildly as hers. Her own arms wrapped around his neck as they stared intensely at each other.

"I'm sorry." He whispered gently, eyes avoiding hers. "Sorry I have avoided you, sorry I made you suffer for so long. I am truly sorry, Erza, for everything." Then he had finally said those three words she desperately wanted to hear. I love you.

Besides love, there was something else they had desperately needed. Something which Jellal had, at first, dreamed about, but later lost hope that he'd ever receive it: Forgiveness.

"I don't want you to think of me as someone who makes you comfortable, it's wrong. After everything I've done to you…" She interrupted him.

"How many times do I have to tell you that I forgive you? You have to let it go, Jellal, or else you'll never move on from your mistakes." He shook his head, still unwilling to accept it.

"I can't let it go, not when it haunts me all the time. The times that I hurt you, threatened to kill the people you love. I can't forgive myself." Her expression softened and she gently touched his cheek.

"Look at me." Erza commanded when he avoided her eyes. "You are not that person anymore. You've changed; I can see it clearly. You've become kind and loyal and I'm not the only one who thinks so. You need to focus on the person you've become instead of who you were before." He couldn't help it but to smile.

"You always know what to say, don't you?" He repeated the words he had said to her less than two weeks before, when they had encountered each other after 7 years of him believing her to be dead. Their conversation that day wasn't much different from this one. The difference was that they were both aware of their feelings now.

"That's still not true. I just see you for who you are and I'd like it if you did as well." Jellal sighed.

"That's not the problem here, Erza." That had her shaking her head and sighing.

"You idiot. I'll never understand why you refuse to accept my forgiveness." His response was obvious, repetitive, annoying.

"I don't deserve it." She knew he was broken, but so was she.

"Stop being so stubborn and just let me help you." He was shocked by her harshness, but Erza was determined. Even if he didn't love her, she wouldn't let him go. Not yet.

"You have to let me go. It's best for both of us if we stay away from each other." He said, as if reading her thoughts. She shook her head vigorously, her hands falling to his shoulders.

"No, it wouldn't. I can't let you go." She told him firmly and before she could stop herself, the words came out and everything changed. I love you.

Never had they imagined that some day all of their dreams would actually come true, yet here they were, happily married and with two beautiful children.

"Honestly, I don't think there's any big dream left." Erza looked back towards the gardens just as Juvia took Scarlet into her arms and kissed the little girl's forehead. "I already have everything I need." Jellal also smiled before wrapping his arms around her, bringing her closer for a soft kiss.

Life was finally good for them and peace ruled their hearts. They considered themselves to be the proof that, sometimes, dreams do actually come true.

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Fairy Tail Next Generation - Merielle Fernandes

Full name - Merielle Fernandes Age - 19 Birthday - February 16 Gender - Female Family - Jellal Fernandes (father), Erza Scarlet (mother), Simon Fernandes (younger brother), Ul Fernandes (younger sister) Hair colour - Blue Hair style - Reaches just below shoulders, kinda wavy, sticks up in places, bangs going to her left Eye colour - Brown Eye style - Jellal's Height - 5'7" Magic - Enchantment Guild - Fairy Tail Team - Legacy Guild mark - Purple, located on her right bicep Main outfit - Purple long sleeved collared shirt, black sleeveless hoodie, grey knee length skirt, blue knee socks, black half shin boots with a one inch heel. Small Bio - Merielle Fernandes is the eldest child of Jellal Fernandes and Erza Scarlet. Since her parents never really got married, legally Merielle is known as Merielle Fernandes-Scarlet. She first enchanted something when she was five, accidentally giving one of Silver Fullbuster's shirts the ability to float away. She has been training under Wendy Marvel-Blendy since she first learned of her magic, and is almost on the level of her master. Merielle is the oldest of the next generation, though she doesn't always act that way. She is slightly flirtatious, but she never knows when she's flirting or not. She loves to cuddle and give hugs, being a very affectionate person. Merielle is also very protective, and won't let anyone near her sister. Merielle has never really felt any romantic attraction to anyone, except a guy she met on a job. He is a member of Sabertooth, and has electric orange hair. His name is Duke Tathe. Her ideal date is to go see a movie, hopefully while cuddling. Merielle doesn't have an exceed, but she really likes birds. Sometimes, she'd disappear, and Erza would find her sitting in a tree, talking to the birds.

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90x150cm

2018

[milbracosdosol]

paisagismo I

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2019

Simon Fernandes

[milbracosdosol]

Paisagismo I

2018

Simon Fernandes

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Jerza Week Day 6: Homecoming

Hey, everybody. So, this is a bit late, but I wasn't really inspired for it until today. 

In any case, here we go with Day 6: Homecoming. You can consider it a sequel to day 4, since I included the same children from that one. 

Title: Always come home

Pairings: Jerza, Jellal & Scarlet Fernandes, Jellal & Simon Fernandes, minor Jellal & Meredy

Summary: While Erza's away on a long mission, Jellal is left to look after their children alone, which proves to be difficult. When they start worrying that she might not come back, he reassures them that when it comes to Fairy Tail, they always find a way home. 

Warnings: This is just pure FLUFF with Daddy Jellal. 

Word Count: 1600 words

Link: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12959673/1/Jerza-Week-2018

Happy reading!

                                          Always come home

It was nearly 12 o'clock in the household of Jellal and Erza Fernandes, yet the impatient little girl refused to sleep. He had tried everything, even singing to her-something which she only laughed at-but she remained wide awake.

Just like her mother, Scarlet Fernandes wasn't one to sleep easily. At the age of 4, as she loved reminding everyone, she still never slept through the night. Usually she would wake up early in the morning and only went to bed around 10; unlike her older brother, Simon, who slept at 8 and woke up only at 8 am.

Having given up on putting her to sleep, Jellal brought her to the living room and sat down on the couch with her by his side and they played together for a while before Scarlet's attention was focused on had her newest toy; a talking doll that had once belonged to her late aunt Ultear and had been given to her by Meredy as a birthday present.

While the little girl played with it, Jellal took the opportunity to get started on Lucy's newest book, which had been released a few weeks before. The blonde celestial spirit had given copies to her friends even before the launching, but due to his busy schedule lately, he hadn't been able to start it yet.

Since Erza was currently away with Team Natsu on a long mission-she'd been gone for almost two weeks now- he had been overwhelmed with the kids; despite the fact that Juvia and Meredy came to help almost every day.

So now that Scarlet was quietly playing with her doll and Simon was already asleep, he finally had time to read the book. Or so he thought.

Just as he reached the beginning of the 2nd chapter, there was the sound of crying, making him sigh.

"Is that Simon?" Scarlet asked and he nodded.

"I'll be right back, okay?" The little girl nodded before her attention turned back to the doll. She pulled the string on its back and he could hear it say "Mamma" repeatedly while he walked towards Simon's room.

Reaching the dark room, Jellal turned on the hallway light so that he wouldn't trip on the multiple toys that the little boy usually left scattered around the it despite his and Erza's constant attempts to have him stow them away.

Opening the door as quietly as possible, he could see the silhouette of his son trashing in the bed while crying. A nightmare, clearly.

Sighing once again, he made his way into the room and reached the bed with careful steps.

"Mamma!" Simon screamed once he was close enough and his heart tightened.

Whenever Erza would go on a long mission, it would be like this. Since the little boy was deeply connected with her, despite the fact he got along with Jellal as well, he would become very worried when she was away and constantly have nightmares.

Sitting down on the edge of the bed, he began rubbing circles on Simon's back, hoping it would calm the boy down before he woke up. Thankfully, it did the trick and soon enough his body quieted down, except for the constant sobs.

Jellal carefully picked the boy up, bringing him in his arms and embracing him tightly. "It's alright, son. It's just a dream." Simon grasped at his shirt and continued to cry, but soon enough his small green eyes opened and he pulled away.

"Daddy?" The young man smiled at his sleepy face before nodding.

"I'm here." The little boy sobbed once again. "Where's mamma?"

"She's on a mission, remember?" He frowned.

"But what if she doesn't come back?" Jellal shook his head. "She will. She always comes back, doesn't she?"

Simon still seemed unsure."I want her back now." The former nodded.

"Yeah, I do too. But we need to be patient and wait." The boy's frown deepened.

"I don't like waiting." Jellal laughed; that was an understatement.

Simon was much like himself in that sense; he too hated waiting for Erza to come back. The thought of every terrible thing that might happen to her would make him have trouble sleeping as well, but his nightmares weren't be as frequent as his son's.

"How about we play a game while we wait?" He suggested, hoping it would distract the boy.

"What game?" Simon stared at him curiously, but before he could reply, there was a loud scream and then crying, making him quickly get up from the bed.

"Why is Scarlet crying?" He didn't have an answer to that, so he just gave his son a quick nod before darting out of the room; the little boy following a moment later.

Upon reaching the living room, Jellal spotted his youngest child lying on the floor by the book shelf. Her scarlet hair was a mess, having come out of the braids he had done earlier that night-and very well in fact, it seemed he had an aptitude for hairstyles- and the long sleeved, blue nightgown that Juvia had given her as a birthday present was torn.

"Hey, what happened here?" He quickly ran to her side and scooped the crying girl in his arms, bringing her back to the couch.

"It hurts, daddy." She was rubbing the back of her head and when he touched it, he could feel a bump.

"What did you do?" Simon asked, giving her a disapproving look while Jellal gently caressed her head.

"I sorry, daddy. I just wanted to see the book." A frown appeared on his face. "What book?"

"Auntie Lucy's book. I saw you put it on the shelf and I wanted to read it." Scarlet explained.

"Why didn't you ask me to give it to you?" He asked while turning her around on his lap so she'd face him.

"Because mamma always say I need to rely on myself, can't always ask someone to help me." It was true; Erza always encouraged their children to be more independent, specially Scarlet who was so much like her mother in both appearance and personality.

"I miss her." Simon said and she nodded.

"When is mamma coming back, daddy?" Jellal sighed once again.

"I don't know, but it shouldn't take her long to finish her mission. She'll be back before you know it." He had been repeating these words for the past few weeks, so understandably they didn't have the same effect as the first few times.

"You always say that." Simon frowned and crossed his arms.

"It's not the same without mamma." Scarlet added sadly.

"I know, sweetheart. But there's really nothing we can do." He wanted to comfort them and reassure them that Erza would be back soon, but even he didn't know if that was true. And he couldn't deny, he missed her. A lot.

"We could go after her." The oldest child suggested.

"Yeah, we could surprise her. Mamma would like that!" The little girl agreed, excited.

"I'm afraid we can't do that. This mission is dangerous, remember?" It was strange; having children certainly wasn't easy, but Jellal would've never expected the most difficult part to be preventing them from joining on missions.

But after all, his children were also Erza's, so they had inherited their mother's desire for going on adventures and defeating enemies.

"That's why we should go there, daddy! So we can protect mamma." Simon said before concentrating. Soon enough, a few small swords appeared around him, making Scarlet giggle.

"You're too much like your mother." Jellal shook his head.

"Can we go, daddy? Please?" The little girl pleaded, staring at him with those big brown eyes.

"Sorry, sweetheart." He shook his head. "Now it's getting really late, how about you try sleeping again?" She pouted.

"I don't wanna sleep." Simon nodded in agreement.

"Me neither." Giving a defeated sigh, Jellal searching his brain for ideas on how to distract them.

"Can you tell a story, daddy?" The youngest child pleaded.

Relieved that she'd suggested it, he nodded before patting the spot next to him on the couch so that Simon could lie there. The young boy wasted no time lying against the cushions while Jellal adjusted Scarlet so that her head would rest against his chest. He thought for a while about a story to be told, until an idea came to mind.

Having their full attention, he began telling the tale of a time in which he too wondered when Erza would ever come home; back when she'd disappeared on Tenrou Island. Of course, he changed the story so it would be appropriate for his children and, when it came to the ending, he finished it with the same words Erza had spoken once they were reunited: "When it comes to Fairy Tail, we always find a way to come home."

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