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

It was definitely thanks to Black Phantom that Waldo was able to beat Sarah. If it wasn't for Blackphantom's abilities, it would have been hard to get her out. To his sloppy physical abilities, a broad intermittent machete, slaughter was intense, and it was extremely difficult to avoid if he was in time.

Ability separate from the ability to make recognition impossible. You can call it your wife's hand.

For a moment, Black Phantom created a phantom with a real image. Accompanying the real image meant that it was real in itself, and it was not impossible for Saila to discern it as a phantom.

Saila would have felt a solid response when she tore the phantom apart. That's what it means to be accompanied by an actual image, and Saila's consciousness was poured into the phantom only. I must have never even noticed that Waldo was out of recognition. Otherwise, Waldo would have been killed. It was a dangerous bet. But if not for betting, he was also an invisible opponent.

I feel like I'm losing my strength from all over my body. There was a big reason Waldo didn't use this ability from the start. It takes more mental power than unrecognizable ability to create a phantom with a real image. That's enough drain to make subsequent combat operations harder. Now I've decided to use it because the war situation was leaning towards Gandia's victory. If the war were quinquennial or Zalwarn prevailed, he might not have used it.

It's only natural given the aftermath of the Battle of Saila, but in that case, could Waldo have won?

I was able to squeeze all my powers just to defeat Sarah, so I could win.

I'm glad Saila didn't target Mana, and Waldo seemed to think otherwise. Of Mana's summoning armies, Stardust's awesome firepower could have kicked Saila over, but there's no way she could have used it in this riot. Though Moonshade could handle medium and close range, it seemed like a bad minute for the Sailor opponent. We just took a distance and threw, avoided, packed in time and done. Or so, Moonshade's range of attack is too narrow to fight at close range. Although slightly wider than the Black Phantom, there is no big difference. Saila's slaughter arrives faster and deeper.

"I'm just named..."

She was still trying to say something, but she ran out there. Waldo looked into his open eyes, but he couldn't feel anything from it. I'll close your eyelids. Sarah is the enemy. I don't need to do that, but somehow, I wanted to.

Stand up. There were signs behind it.

"Are we done?"

"... are you back, Iris"

Looking back at the unfathomable voice as usual, Illis was pointing the top of the Buddha this way. I was bleeding all over my body and everywhere, and I couldn't tell if I was injured or not. But being able to come back from enemy formation also means you're safe.

"I'm not sure what's going on. We decided we should rendezvous once."

"Hmm..."

Waldo wasn't sure she was coming. but look around, and guess. Fantastic sights popped into my eyes. The light is raging on the battlefield where the bodies of enemy allies were supposed to just roll. The spheres of light are disturbed, the flashes are bounced and the vision is burned. It was also understandable that Illis was not sure.

I guess I didn't realize until just now because I was focusing too much on Saila. I had to. If I hadn't turned my consciousness to her alone, she could have been killed. A flash of alarm would kill you, that's who you were dealing with.

"But I was surprised. I thought you were killed."

"Were you watching"

"I didn't even want to see it."

"A lot of words, you are."

"I don't want Waldo talking to me."

Waldo could only sigh at his opponent, who came back with a cool face.

"... ha"

"What?

"This one's soaked in sentiment, what the hell, you?"

"Mm..."

Waldo was satisfied with that only because Illis looked like a bum. Again, drop your gaze on Saila. There's no sign of a woman's body moving. appease. If she were immortal, she might have been forced to struggle even harder. It's just that you don't have to snap your neck, but it won't be easy talking to her.

"So, why are you back here again? Didn't you see Mana?

"I met Mana. Mana told me to ask Waldo if that's the case."

"Why me?"

That being said, I somehow guessed why. I guess that's what Mana assumed that Waldo's amount of knowledge wasn't Mana's ratio. Certainly, there will be something about his knowledge of armed subpoenas that is not comparable to hers, and he does not expect to lose to any other armed subpoena in that regard either. From foundations to advanced ones, there was no hesitation in absorbing knowledge of armed subpoenas. It also continues its own research. Much knowledge does not allow us to follow him.

However, that is only in armed subpoenas. Neither is Waldo free enough to get his hands on other areas.

"Well, there's no way you know that."

"What, even Waldo doesn't get it"

"How long has this been happening in the first place?

"It's been a while... what the hell is going on?

Iris' words, as they were, could also be Waldo's dialogue. The raging of light sweeping the battlefield. When the light sphere dances, the light plays, and I wonder if I heard a cursed word, the scream sounds. Fantastic, unusual sights. Buried in the ground are the bodies of enemy allies and soldiers of allies. The General looked pretty close. The number of enemies is so small that Gandhia's victory seems decisive.

(I don't know what this light is... is that the problem)

Waldo left the spot to rendezvous with his buddies as he retightened his mind.

(The offense stopped... wow)

Faria was relieved by a situation where she could breathe slowly, on horseback. It can be said that the elimination of the harsh attacks by the supermen of the Zalwarne army and the fact that the safety of Grand General Algazard has been ensured to some extent are significant achievements.

It can be said that her lonely battle, which began with the prominence of Algazard, was finally ended by it. It would also mean that the number of supermen was limited, and that not all of the supermen aimed at the neck of the Great General. Whatever it is, her battle is over, full of tension.

The Grand General did not necessarily protrude meaninglessly. The fact that Mizu, the Grand General, was on the front line undoubtedly had the effect of boosting the morale of the entire Gandian army. I was not just upset by the presence of supermen and immortals, and I put a drink in the soldiers on the front line, whose will also remained down. The effect of the Grand General watching right around the corner was enormous, and the soldiers waved their weapons in search of a handle. Some units built a fence to protect the Grand General, while others penetrated the enemy formation as the Grand General's spires. I guess Algazard's thoughts hit me.

but in the meantime, Algazard had to be targeted by enemy forces. General. It was obvious to everyone that he was the commander of the Gandhian army, and the presence of the Grand General's flag following Algazard was too pronounced. The presence of the Grand General's flag would have been a good goal for the Zalwarn army. If the General has begun to be pushed by the Gandian army for coming out on the front line, then you can consider the General. In that case, the Gandian army will lose momentum and the Zalwarn army will be able to regain momentum. Faria thought it natural for the Zalwarn side to think that way and point the super soldier at Algazard.

Faria tried to do it alone in the role of the Royal SS "Lion's Tail". The Lion's Tail was a special standing unit among the Royal SS. The Lion's Tail needed to run around the battlefield while Lion's Claw and Lion's Fang approached Leongand as the king's sword and shield. It is the role assigned to the Lion's Tail that plays, and if so, it is the biased formation of a unit of armed summoners only.

Most importantly, there had to be only three men on this battlefield for a highly destructive guerrilla force to demonstrate its destructive power. Ruufa had left the front, and Setuna was playing dragon in Vlidia.

You have to work hard for both of us.

Readiness before the showdown empowered Faria.

On horseback, he set up an Aurora Storm and overwhelmed Algazard with a series of shots, even if he sniped and fired away at the supermen approaching him. If you succeed in destroying it, move the location to find a new enemy. With that repetition, he continued to defeat enemies approaching Algazard. I don't even know how long I've been fighting. At least, it is certain that you are exhausted enough to remember light dizziness, which would be proof that you have exercised your ability to summon armed forces all the time.

There is certainty that the war is not yet over, along with the feeling that we have fought through it.

Two thousand of the Zalwarn troops that were deployed forward are already a good number, less than a quarter, and there is no question of this victory. With the completion of the Gandhian army's main unit and the siege by separate teams on both wings, the Zalwarn army is in a situation where it cannot be pushed or retreated.

At the beginning of the war, the difference in power, which was about three times stronger, was probably more than ten times greater, and I can't imagine this one losing. Of course, I can't be alarmed. Not without secrets like immortals and supermen.

(Though I don't think I still have a secret...)

If there is, she thinks she'll be putting it out for a while. Isn't the enemy already using their secret tactics?

I guess it was one of the secrets. The chaos on the battlefield by the immortals didn't last very long. Because the Gandhian army succeeded in bringing it back, thanks to Algazard's exhortation of the soldiers.

Supermen, on the other hand, had just been able to strike the Gandhian army. Firstly, the delay in completing the siege formation is significant. It must have been the activity of the supermen who delayed participation in the siege by the horseback riding units of Lucion and Mion. For the Cavalry of Mion, for the White Saint Knights of Lucion, its bravery was enough to ring in neighboring countries, and with a great deal of force, it did not seem possible, for example, to stop its advance.

The delay in the siege allowed an assault by a unit of the Zalwarne army. In contrast, Faria couldn't handle it, and another unit should have, but we don't know what happened to the results. She did her best to protect Algazard,

Supersoldier activity, that's not all. The monsters, who could not be contained by the ordinary man, continued to kill and rob the soldiers of the Gandhian army. The Gandhian army was temporarily pushed by the presence of supermen. One on one is not hostile, and two on one, three on one cannot be reciprocal, because of the superhuman superman, and it was necessary for the Phalia and their armed summoners to deal with those threats.

There were three armed summoners put on the front line. Though not an armed summoner, Lux-Vein of "The Pale Wind" dealt with summoning armed, he was one of the few people who could cope with Superman.

There is one more armed summoner in the Gandhian army, but he had lost one arm and was therefore not placed on the front line.

Anyway, Faria and the armed summoners had to fight an advanced battle to target only supermen in the midst of a riot, but it was never a difficult story for the armed summoners. In the first place, you move too differently than a regular person. The Phantoms, whose everything transcended human common sense, were instantly caught by the enemy of the armed summoner. Faria was able to destroy a large number of supermen, although he was sometimes forced to struggle and ate attacks. Many of them are supersoldiers who have popped up single for Algazard, and some of them could easily be defeated because they are alone.

I don't know to what extent the armed summoners of the White Shield defeated the supermen, but I'm pretty sure they didn't annihilate Faria alone. No matter how much faria, you can't defeat dozens of enemies who can cross with armed summoners.

I feel sweat seeping through my forehead.

"Thanks to you, Lord Faria."

"Is...?

Turning a strange face to the voice that suddenly descended, Algazard Barol-Bargazar's gigantic body was right next to his left. Faria was often stunned enough to look up and, oh, raise her voice. Algazard himself, long and considerably taller than Faria, but his beloved horse itself boasted such a splendid body that Faria's military horse seemed to be a poor minister. Naturally, it takes the form of a grand general overlooking Faria from a height.

It was a luxurious armor helmet wrapped around a luxurious giant body, and it was just as dressed to symbolize a fancy Gandhia, but I guess it was also to let the surrounding know that "the Great General is here". The Grand General's flag alone stands out enough, but the flag is more of a landmark to a distant soldier, and the flashy armor helmet may be to a close range ally.

The gracious look directed at Faria is not unlike that of a general who heads all of Gandia's armies, but I am well aware that when it comes to Algazard, it is its soft grin.

"Thanks to Lord Faria for protecting me, I could safely stand on the front line. The only way to slap the butts of the fuzzy soldiers is to wield the extraction on the front line. Thanks."

"Yes, no, until I did what I deserved."

Maybe the reason Faria got nervous sometime was because she looked into Algazard's eyes. An incredibly awesome sign from a soft look resides in my eyes. It was that I could tell by the colour of his eyes how heavy it was to be entrusted with everything in the Gandhian army as a general. It's a trick. I suppose it is the position of the Grand General that imposes unlimited tension on even the skilled generals.

"It's a strength to do what's natural, Lord Faria."

It has been Jill-Balam, the deputy general. She's a cold look as usual, but I guess that's because she puts herself on the battlefield. The battle is not over yet. I can't be alarmed until the end. At the end of the day, it could be reversed by Zalwarn.

More importantly, something unusual is happening.

"By the way, do you know what those are?

By being asked so, Faria understood why Algazard was approaching.

A ball of light was running around like it was ravaging the battlefield.