Jan 16, 2017 11:02 AM EST By Pretty Abegail Pacilan, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Fairy Tail" fans should now brace themselves for a dramatic and emotional manga series yet to come this month as chapter 517 titled "Wendy Belserion" and chapter 518 "Extreme Addiction and Master Enchantment" are set to fire the series with tears and oozing battles. Chapter 517 will be out on Jan. 16 and chapter 518 on Jan. 24.

Both series follow Erza's life story unfolding when she learned that Eileen was her biological mother. Chapter 515 presented how Eileen with Erza in her belly struggled from an abusive and obnoxious emo-looking dude-general that Eileen was obligated to marry to solve a territorial dispute, My Manga Marathon reported.

The chapter presented Ezra accepting her past while grateful that Eileen left her in the garbage so she can live and meet her true family. The next chapter, which was recently released a few days ago had gathered good feedbacks from fans and reports claimed that they are now eagerly waiting for the next chapter to arrive, Comixology reported.

The next chapters promise new surprising events to fans and are expected that will present a heart-breaking series of Wendy going to die. The source added that since Ezra's mother Eileen is the strongest member of the Spriggan 12, she puts herself into Wendy's body. The situation complicates the whole scenario of Ezra battling to kill Eileen since it would also mean killing Wendy.

All this complication is up on chapters 517 and 518 rounding up speculations of Ezra killing Wendy to protect her other guild members or Wendy eventually killing herself to take Eileen down. For chapter 518, it is rumored that it is going to be one of the most emotional chapters of the series.

It is reported that it will bring new abilities to Wendy's guild members as they will be sad and furious of her death. Ezra is seen to become a dragon in "Fairy Tail" and her new ability is what luring "Fairy Tail" manga fans to eagerly wait for the next chapter to arrive next week.

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