They first deal with a minor issue!

"...dang, it's kind of cold here..." Lisanna shivered, Natsu having less trouble due to the natural heat his body could produce as a Dragon Slayer and Fire Mage. They were walking up towards the mountain area, and it was snowing a good bit.

"Why didn't you grab a winter coat before we left?" Natsu inquired, looking at Lisanna like she was a bit silly. Lisanna gave Natsu a flat look.

"Because you just dragged me off, before even explaining what the Quest was, let alone giving me the chance to pack for it," she deadpanned at him.

Lucy giggled. "He's done that with me a few times too," she admitted. "He can really be dense, can't he?"

"But we love him anyway," Lisanna giggled, as much as she could before her teeth started chattering. "B-but I w-would still like a-a soultion to this p-p-problem..."

Natsu considered it for a second, before looking at Lucy. "Actually, why aren't you cold? You're not exactly dressed for cold weather yourself..."

Lucy smirked, gesturing to herself. "I am a genie, Master," she reminded him. "As such, I'm a good bit hardier than I used to be."

"Hmmm... I wish that Lisanna couldn't get cold in any weather, so she could prance about naked in a blizzard if she wanted to," Natsu nodded.

"Done!" Lucy nodded, snapping her fingers, and Lisanna jolted as she felt the spell take hold of her.

As her shivers stopped, she looked thankfully at Natsu, and stated, "Thanks... who knew Sex Genie magic could be used for more than perverted fun?"

"It just requires some perverted context to make the wishes, but they can uave utility beyond that," Lucy tittered. "It's easy enough with some creativity."

"Come on, let's go find those farmers, and get some information about the Wizardverns!" Natsu grinned, running off towards signs of civiliazation.

They quickly followed him. "How can they farm in this climate?" Happy wondered as they moved.

"There are all kinds of crops that evolved to be able to handle these kinds of enviornments," Lucy lectured. "In fact, some prefer growing in these conditions. Someone's gotta meet the demand for such crops."

"Makes sense," Lisanna agreed.