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

"Baran-Diaran?

"Well, I named him Baran-Diaran. I've only heard the name, so I decided to listen."

It wasn't until Setuna returned to the lion's tail quarters that she told her about the events of the twentieth morning. Upon his return to Said Rock, the first thing he headed for was, of course, where General Hermaine-Sector was. I needed to report that I had returned safely to General Hermine where I was commander of the Allied Zibel Assault Army and what had happened on the road.

One thing the report said was that they discovered a herd of Imperial Demons who were apparently on the move from Nevia to Fort Waydrid, driving this to destruction, but not to total annihilation in just one more step. The leaders of the Zibel Assault Army, headed by General Hermine, also raised their admiration for destroying about 3,000 Imperial Demons. Some seemed to have fears, but that's not what I found out. Setsuna only talks about doing what Setsuna can do.

And that the next morning, the mysterious soldiers besieged the tent.

The ghostly soldiers who emerged in a silver world on one side and besieged the tents of the Setunas. If they weren't willing to attack, they wouldn't even look at the Setunas and try to escape. He is wrapped in broken armor, carrying a broken sword, and the arrows are exhausted. I knew perfectly well that we had finished the fierce battle, and there was a sense of sadness in the figure of the wounded soldiers.

Setuna was wondering what to do with the soldiers as if they were fallen warriors. No hostility, no killing. It's just that only the eyes are shimmering, which is rather painful.

In doing so, a representative figure appeared before Setuna and Rem. Person wearing weary armor, similar to soldiers similar to the fallen warriors, but with majesty and strength. Light dwelt in the eyes that had not lost their liveliness, and words had power.

He named himself Baran-Diaran.

Speaking of Baran-Diaran, Setuna remembered that it was the name of a general who was once in Gandhia. That's what I taught around Faria or Ruufa. He said he was one of the generals who boasted of his power when the earlier king, Siuscloud, was alive and well, as well as a man who gave him a brave name. but also someone who moaned that Gandia had no future and left the country when he found out that Ciuscloud fell ill and that Leongando, who should succeed him, was a fool.

"Surely, you're the one who abandoned the country as far as His Majesty is concerned, Barran-Diaran,"

Emil-Lizil asked as a favorite. I guess what she knows, being a Logner, is that it was an extra famous case.

It is not the case that a general of one country is disappointed by the next king and leaves the country. Thinking about it, maybe it wasn't surprising that Emil remembered. In particular, Logner is a neighbour of Gandhia, a country that has always looked at the opportunity to seize the fortress of Balsar. I am familiar with Gandhia's insights and obvious.

"Because of that, the Dealan family was crushed, and anti-Leongando luck was boosted by Gandhian aristocratic society, right?

"I don't want to blame General Baran for the stronger wind to His Majesty. The Dealan family is a martial arts family alongside my Balghazar family. If General Baran hadn't left Gandia, he might have fought for the seat of his father and the Grand General. Well, even if the house was destroyed, you can say that there are no more households lined up in the Barghazar family."

"Take it down...... hey"

"I left the country not only with my lord, but also with the clan and royal party. There's no reason to keep your family name."

Ruufa's voice sounded terribly ruthless. In fact, his feelings for Baran-Diaran may be out of the cold. His loyalty to the Gandhian royal family is extremely thick. He cried just saying he was recognized by Leongand, and when he was promoted to a member of the Royal SS, he was something that could be seen up in anyone's eyes. If you try that on him, he'll only be an unforgivable traitor such as Baran-Diaran.

Many Gandhian military men, with eyes similar to his, were looking at General Baran-Diaran.

"So, why did you imitate such a person attacking Setsuna again?

"One Baran-Diaran, after leaving Gandhia, was apparently the general of Haska after a twist."

"Haska is a country destroyed by demon kings."

"Yes. General Baran was also prepared to die with the country," he said.

"But I survived"

"I survived," he said.

Setuna remembered Baran-Diaran's cold, burning eyes.

"The Imperial Devil brought me to life. To the Imperial Demon named Merriol of Lyuhubs......!

The figure of a general trembling with his fists at the palpitation is vividly remembered by Setuna. Having survived with no sword or spear in use, they said they had no choice but to see Haska go doomed. To fight, they weren't even allowed to move, apparently.

Knowing that Haska had been swallowed up by Kruselk and that the four kingdoms of the coalition of anti-demonic kings had vanished from a small group of nations, he said that he, along with his surviving men, had wandered the territory of Kruselk in search of a place of death.

"That's when you found the suspicious tent, so you surrounded it?

"I hear you are."

"If there's only one tent on nothing snow, I doubt anyone."

Something went wrong with Rem.

Silver world on one side.

In a world where everything was covered in snow whiteness, only a small tent was heterogeneous, maybe that's right.

"You want me to help you get Haska back," he said?

Only Ayn-Rajar did not miss that Hermain-Sector's eyes sparkled cold. In contrast, Baran-Diaran's eyes are shining as well. But the glow of Balan's eyes and the glow of Hermine's eyes seemed like a whole lot of quality.

It was, I'm sure, an unthinkable offer for him to be the general of Zibel and master of this mixed army. The Zibel Assault Army is just a unit of the anti-Kruselk coalition. Though it is the command that is given to Hermine, he cannot move the army in his presence. Of course, there's nothing wrong with that if it's in the interest of the coalition. Ein would have held back, too.

However, the current coalition did not have any flavor to devote its forces solely to restoring Haskah territory. Besides, if we drop Demon King Uberle and even take away Kruselk's sovereignty, we'll get it without doing anything, such as the old Haskah territory. It was as if I didn't have to do it right now.

"From that boy, I hear your purpose. I'm guessing you're going to take on the Demon King of Kruselk? That's why we formed the coalition. Didn't I?"

Baran-Diaran was the figure of that samurai's rugged appearance. And I can see that you seem more stubborn than you listen to.

(One hand of pushing...? Then General Hermine won't move.)

I have heard Gandhia's assessment of his former general directly from his contemporaries, Nahles-Ragnahorn, but it seems that Baran-Diaran was an excellent general.

He was so talented as to be called Gandia's bi-perfection along with Alghazard-Barghazar that he left the country that even Nares thought it was painful. It was General Deion-Hoclaw who filled the hole where several other good people were born because they had limited Gandhia. Without General Deion's octagonal hexagonal activity, the Gandhian army would have disintegrated in no time, and Nahless's words are perhaps a fact that is hard to talk about but cannot be ignored.

Such a Baran-Diaran, why is he in the conference room at this Steel Corps base, because Setuna has brought him here. General Hermain-Sector's face when he heard the report was a pleasure to say. He brought troublesome things, but he also thought Ein had gained insight when he could see the humane side of General Hermine, who rarely put his emotions on the table.

Though I agree with Hermine on the sentiment that Setuna brought in Haska's heirs.

"Lord Barran-Diaran. Who is that boy?

When Hermine asked coldly, Balan frowned in surprise. I don't understand what General Hermine is trying to say.

Ain had some sympathy for Balan, clapping his shoulders at him, for God's sake. Most of all, there can be no room for sympathy for him who doesn't understand the current situation. If you want help, you should be able to figure out how to ask for it.

"Just because you were a general of Haskah until a while ago, you can call the leader of another country, the country to which it once belonged, that boy, etc. I'm not going to let you know the name of Uncle Setuna Lars-Enjour."

"Even if I knew. But now is not the time to talk about courtesy! Haska falls into the hands of the Demon King, and the land is full of Imperial Demons! The Haskah people are looking for salvation!

Ain, blushing, cared for the old general who shouted up his fist and shouted out loud. Of course, with as much voice as he can hear.

"... that must have happened because the anti-demon kings coalition is impudent"

"What?

"I suppose you're just saying that you fought against the Demon King, lost without the art of exchange, and as a result, ravaged the territory, right? If you knew you couldn't win, you shouldn't have fought from the beginning."

"If the Demon King tries to expand Kruselk's territory, the neighboring countries will have to face it! Nothing but blasphemy against a species called man, such as obeying the Demon King......!

Baran-Diaran's firmly gripped fist was trembling in small pieces. His anger does not seem to be against what is on this occasion. Demon King and the monsters that follow it. Besides, anger at the helpless self defeated by the Demon King. Maybe the pointless anger at ourselves for losing our land and still exposing our lives inspires him.

"Exactly. We cannot allow the presence of a demon king who serves the Imperial Devil. Therefore, we have formed a coalition and have entered this Kruselk. Even at great cost, to wipe the Demon King out of the world."

Hermine said, in a bottom-cold voice.

"But losing soldiers just to save Haska is unacceptable as a coalition. Because our purpose is to crusade the Demon King."

That opened the meeting.

Baran-Diaran seemed stunned for a while, but as Ein gave instructions to his men and took his seat, he had disappeared from the conference room.