Armed Summoners - Black Spears and the Brave Men of the Other World

Gray and his figure witnessed him riding the Imperial Demon Buhmatz.

I heard a report from the lookout that he doubted his ear.

I've never even heard of humans and Imperial Demons fighting together. For the Imperial Demon, man was a harmful enemy to kill, and for man, the Imperial Demon was a hateful natural enemy. This is true in Zalwarn's long history as well. Zalwarn once put all his energy into sweeping the Imperial Devil out of the country, but ended up in jail. Even though we thought we could eradicate the Imperial Devil's residence, it was only superficial. The Imperial Devil cannot be destroyed. but he couldn't even leave it alone, and he seemed to have seriously considered securing his power just to counteract the Imperial Demon. In the end, the Dragon Scale Army in each city and the Dragon Tooth Army in each fort were supposed to respond.

An Imperial Demon is a subject to be expelled, and it is usually unthinkable, such as treating such a thing as a military horse. No, if you consider the look and horsepower of Buhmatz, you may have something in mind. But it won't be transferred to execution. In the first place, it is impossible in itself to negotiate with the Imperial Devil. If they're going to solve humanities, it's still impossible to get in touch with monsters who just wield hostility.

But Xenoroot is not foolish enough to deny what is happening in front of him. I guess we should believe more than even think that the object lied to fall Fort Fabruneia. Their ears and eyes are trustworthy.

Xenoroute, naturally, reports to the Dragon House. At the same time, he thought it might be hopeless, although he had made an urging for reinforcements. How long will it take for the report delivered to the Dragon House to get into Mirell Bus's eyes? Of course, Ryufu has the eyes and ears of Ryufu, and that should be something that boasts superior accuracy and certainty than Xenoroot's information network.

Something seems to be gleaming forward, beyond the darkness. Far ahead of the high walls of Fabruneia. Around Fabruneia lies the forest, as do the other fortifications of the Pentagon, with a single street running between the shadow-covered forests. I think something is looming from across the street named Ixen, but it may be my fault. No matter how much this room is in the fort's heavenly guard and can be seen far down the street during the day, it is this darkness. Except maybe if you have good eyesight.

Return the favor with vengeance.

It is about that old general that Xenorut thinks about over this period. Until he betrayed me, I thought he was a cool samurai in his stand-up behavior, but apparently not.

I don't know why Gray-Balzerg flipped an anti-flag on Zalwarn. But it was obvious that he had forgotten his gratitude to Zalwarn and had borne fruit with the wicked. Even though Grey's homeland, Merrisol, was defeated by Zalwarn, he was welcomed into Zalwarn with a broken treatment. The fact that not even a national lord can speak to his formation can be described as breaking and breaking. For more than a decade since then, Gray should have kept the name of Zalwarn's strongest general wanting and only been rewarded for his work. Mirelbas, the lord of the land, trusted him, and Grey-Barzelg, no matter who he was, was the man who represented the country.

Even so, he betrayed Mirelbas and Zalwarn.

Had it not been for his betrayal, wouldn't the war with Gandia have ended with Zalwarn remaining dominant? The presence of the Grey army caged in Fort Gallon was so great that everyone guessed so. They demonstrated their presence by not moving and continued to inflict deadly pain on Zalwarn. Of course, if the Gandhian army were incompetent, it would have made no sense, no matter how much Zalwarn's movements were held back by the Gray army. The Gandhian army was also competent and brave.

(What are you going to do, Father)

Ever since I became a national lord, I have ceased to call myself my father about Mirelbus. Mirelbas-Ryburn was always strong on himself to be the lord of Zalwarn. At any given time, he continued to behave as a national lord. Mirrelbus as a private man died, he said. If I wasn't that prepared, I wouldn't have been able to change the country or anything.

Reforms by Mirelbas-Ryburn, albeit slightly, were undoubtedly changing this country in a good direction. It is not for the most part a parallelism to fundamentally alter Zalwarn's constitution, which has long been lineage first. We wouldn't have even talked about the dimension of broken bones, but Mirelbus was uncompromising and thorough. but still, when I see where Xenolute became Heavenly General and Ginavi was promoted to Holy General, I also think that even he and his family might have been special.

In that sense, I guess the Mirell bus was also not completely isolated from the way the Zalwarne stream was done. However, many of the ones who currently work for the Heavenly Wheel Palace in the Dragon Mansion were all human beings unrelated to the Pendragon clan, and could also be seen as a manifestation of the fact that the reform of Mirelbus was progressing slightly. The departure of the five-way defense team from the jurisdiction of the Pendragon clan is also due in large part to the break-up of the Mirelbus. It was customary for the Five-Way Guards to be managed by the people of the house whose names each fort bears.

Whatever the people of the Pendragon clan did, they were able to take the throne of Heavenly Admiral. Maybe the Dragontooth Army was useless because the Heavenly Gentlemen before Mirelbus became the kingdom were unwilling people. At present, the Heavenly Admiral, who leads the Dragon Tooth Army in each fort, had no affiliation with the Pendragon clan, except Zeno Route.

If the reform continues, the privileged class itself, the Pendragon clan, will disappear. It is no exaggeration to say that the Pendragon clan is a vested interest in itself. There will be rebellion, and it's more obvious than seeing fire that it won't be that easy.

More importantly, if we do not eliminate the enemies in front of us, we will not dream again, such as the advancement of reform. However, Mirell Bus has not even tried to move to this situation. Many of Zalwarn's cities are falling into enemy hands and enemy forces are approaching the capital. It was a situation that should be called a thick defeat, one in which everyone wanted to escape. I don't have a lot of fighting power to move. Was it a vendetta that lowered its power to intercept the enemy, or did you see the enemy's power incorrectly?

(Both would be)

It is now echoing that we have misjudged the enemy's power and reduced it. Each of the smaller battles was destroyed, and more than twice as many were consumed and defeated by the enemy forces scattered across each city. The more I analyzed the progress, the more noticeable this bad hand was. Regardless, it is also significant that the Gandhian army, the enemy, is unexpectedly strong. Who can imagine Bahandar falling in less than half a day? It was unexpected, such as the defeat of the armed summoners of Dinobot Cave.

As for Zalwarn, he was hitting a hand he could hit. Even if it turns out to be a bad hand, if you think about the power of the war, you have to hit it like that. I haven't hit a good hand, because I can't. If you were free to move your forces everywhere, you could also destroy each of the three armies of enemies. But that doesn't allow the presence of the Grey army.

The great anticipation that they would undoubtedly protrude if the defensive net to the Dragon House was thinned emerged in the form of a march to Fabulneia with the Imperial Devil.

Is it in a situation where Zalwarn's actions are all behind him and he still needs them without giving up raw? Is it possible that many of the soldiers of the Second Dragon Tooth Army entrusted with Fort Fabruneia are in giving up? It would still have been nice if the Gandhian army had been the only enemy looming. I could live up to the pale expectation that I might be able to carry it. I could believe that if we withstood the Gandia army's attacks, reinforcements from the Dragon House and Revien would come.

But as fiercer enemies are approaching the present than the Gandian army, pale expectations are about to be crushed with fantasy. Can the walls of Fabruneia withstand the onslaught of the Imperial Devil's flock? It's a fort to protect the capital. There is no doubt that stronger and more robust walls are being built than any city or city in Zalwarn. But the target is the Imperial Devil. I'm not human. Moreover, nearly three thousand Buhmats say they will carry the forces of Gray-Barzelg.

I don't know what to call this despair.

It was then that something passed Xenoroot's vision.

"Hmm?"

Gazing into his eyes, something like green phosphorescence floated in front of him and disappeared. And, I thought, his eyes burned green again. It's completely different from the light in the magic light. In the first place, the light of the Demonic Crystal lamp can't reach the top floor of Heavenly Guard. Even while I think about it, the green light blinks like dancing his sight.

(What?

When I looked under my eyes remembering the strange chest noise, I noticed a light line running on the walls and floors of the fort.

"What is this!

Zeno Route shouted at the pattern of light drawn using the entire Fort Fabruneia.