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

Rowfa Zan-Seivas.

He is an executive of the Knights of Benoagard, commonly known as the Knights of Divine Tables, and a knight counted among the thirteen knights. Its abilities are extremely high and it has used means of attack that are not conceivable in common sense. The arrows of light emitted from the strangely shaped bow were excellent in power, speed and range of attack and were very difficult to imagine human skill. At least, it's usually impossible for people to carry out similar attacks.

Ruufa Zenon-Bargazar thinks as he flies around the perimeter of Roufa. I was wondering if the oddly shaped bow in his hand was a subpoena weapon. But I also know that the idea is a mistake. Because there is Setuna's testimony that Rowfa was using his normal bow to release arrows of light. And Setuna wasn't the only one who saw it. Sheila and the esc-soma mercenary have also witnessed. This means that the bow is not a subpoena weapon.

(It doesn't matter which one is a subpoena armed)

Ruufa said such a thing, wanting to excuse himself without anyone. Whether the bow is a subpoena weapon or not, it doesn't change the fact that the enemy in front of you will be shooting high-powered arrows of light at you. Even if it's the ability of a subpoena armed elsewhere, there's nothing we can do about it. Whether you want to destroy the Summoning Army and disable it or not, there is no need to disable the opponent on the battlefield. If that's how you fight, it's quicker to defeat your opponent. It won't take much longer, and it will take less damage.

More importantly, it should consume less.

(Though)

Ruufa was aware that this attack made little sense while avoiding Roufa's arrows of light. First of all, there are too few chances of an attack. Rowfa has a lot of extraordinary maneuvers. Uninterrupted, but not so much, the arrows of light that were emitted were the best they could just avoid. Plus, he's eaten arrows several times that predict and punch him into the dodge. Fortunately, although we only have a predatory wound and a direct blow to the wings, if the battle prolongs, we can also suffer serious injuries.

The attack, which found a gap and launched, was magnificently avoided by Rowfa, who was not given one plunder wound, whether he sprinkled a feather bullet extensively, beat a wind bullet or kicked a Knights soldier. If you have a few more chances of attacking, you may be able to handle it, but this one has an overwhelming chance of attacking you less than the number of times your opponent shoots an arrow. There is little room between shooting and shooting. I wish I could forcefully interrupt and cause fatal injuries, but I'm not going to make it that easy.

(Overdrive……)

If it were the only possibility, it would be.

If Silfed Feather is fully open, he may also be able to forcefully interrupt between Rowfa's shooting and shooting, knocking in an intense blow. But overdrive has its drawbacks. If the duration is extremely short and the limit is given, then all abilities of Silfed Feather will fall extremely short. Severe wear and tear. Even fighting properly becomes difficult.

There are many Knights soldiers around. If you can't fight in that situation, they'll just kill you. What's the point in stabbing it wrong with Rowfa or something?

(Die in a fight like this, so outside)

There will be more where life is spent.

When Ruufa was thinking about it, the light arrow shooting was interrupted. Rowfa jumped to avoid the lightning arrows that flew in. The moment of leap, you can't shoot an arrow or anything. But Rowfa's leap power is human apart. It reaches the altitude of Ruufa in an instant. I saw each other. Rowfa is pointing the bow at us. The knight's right hand grabs the void, the light converges and forms an arrow. The moment the eye-catching string was let go, a vast amount of light tried to fill my sight.

but Ruufa was not burned. Instead, he sees it in the sense that the band of light falls through his sight. The moment Rowfa jumped, he stopped stalling. If so, the free fall begins. Rowfa unleashed an arrow at the moment of staggering falls and rises. It was an enormous amount of light, but it couldn't capture Ruufa. And the hollow lowfa has pointed his bow at the falling lowfa, but he never came to shoot the arrow of light again. On the ground, there are numerous Knights soldiers. Light arrows attack too extensively.

(Apparently, it's hard to add or subtract)

While moving off the spot at the same time as the landing, Ruufa appreciated as such that Roufa had given up its attack on the ground. If he could squeeze the power of the arrows of light, Rowfa would have been after Ruufa without hesitation. But he didn't do it. Because it's more likely to involve a Knights soldier than it can squeeze power.

A band of thunder light emitted toward the lowfa above, but it also did not plunder the falling lowfa. Probably not let go with the intention of hitting it. It was hard to imagine that Faria would do such a waste.

(Traction…)

Ruufa, jumping lightly, flew over the heads of the Knights soldiers. Spears and swords are rolled out for Ruufa, but nothing like that can capture Ruufa. After all, there seems to be something hard about the difference in strength between soldiers and knights.

You don't fly at high altitudes because Rowfa will snipe you. So far so good. Because it was Ruufa's role to draw Roufa's attention. Nothing is more troublesome than Rowfa sniping. It should be controlled first, because it releases an arrow of exceptional destructive power from ultra-long distances, and that was inevitable to hit a ruufa with excellent mobility. And when I hit it, I saw it, but I also found it to be someone I couldn't defeat easily. If you can't defeat them, it's best to attract them and make them give up sniping at Sheila. More than the bow isn't a subpoena weapon, you can take away your sniping abilities and so on where you destroyed the bow. Where I did that, I just got a bow from a soldier and resumed sniping.

(But...)

Ruufa, when he saw Faria, accelerated. Pack and land the distance to her at once. There are many Knights soldiers falling around her. If you look where he's not dead, maybe he beat him down with an Aurora Storm. Aurora Storm is a shooting weapon, but it's not that its immensity is unavailable as a striking weapon. The sturdiness characteristic of a subpoena is that it becomes a weapon as a time.

"Looks like you're in trouble."

Faria went on to discover Ruufa in the same tone as she did. I wonder what you're frightened of. Is it against what Ruufa is doing to the knights, or against the strength of the Knights knights off common sense? Looking like the former, Ruufa had no choice but to return a bitter laugh.

"Yeah, well."

"There was no mistake in evaluating Setuna, something like that."

Setsuna had said something incredible about being able to fight black spears to an equal degree, even though she was suppressing them.

"That's the place."

"I'm not the one who needs to be defeated."

"Right. Buying Time Is Our Role"

The aim is neither the annihilation of the Knights nor the destruction of the Abad army. It is the domination of the Wang capital Bandor and the surrender of Abad by the Wang capital domination that can be called the victory condition of Princess Sheila Rescue Army. Let Princess Sheila inherit the throne and bring stability to Abard. It seemed to be Master Nares' idea to inform the world of Gandhia's justice by doing so.

What a good thing if you take it from Luufa, who knows why Sheila has relied on Setuna, and how she feels, but if it's for Gandhia, for the Gandhian royal family, there's no denying it. I don't care if Sheila hates you, or if one of Abard curses you.

Ruufa fights for Gandia.

"That sort of thing. I'll cover you."

"Hey, that's comforting."

"What are you talking about?"

Faria let her mouth shut.

"You're the one I'm counting on. Vice Chancellor"

Such an unspeakable word from Faria, I was delighted.

Ruufa jumped at the same time and accelerated all at once when he slammed the atmosphere with silfed feathers. It soars and searches from high altitude for a place in Rowfa. Rowfa is still not away from the Ruufa's. We know that if we leave, we will be pursued and attacked. When I found this one, I raised my bow and immediately released an arrow. The light shoots right through Ruufa's left, and the arrow of light that continues to be emitted pierces the right side. He narrowed his eyes as those double-firing seemed to represent Rowfa's frustration. Rowfa hasn't been able to fulfill his purpose since Ruufa attached him. There's no reason to be frustrated, and that's what Ruufa was after.

Avoid the arrows of Rowfa's light as you swirl over the sky. Then a lightning arrow draws a complex curve and kills it to Rowfa. Rowfa had to move to avoid lightning strikes, and when it did, the opportunity arose to attack Ruufa. Let the feather bullet fall like rain from above. Whatever it takes to get to Rowfa. Though Rowfa avoided most of the feather bullets, some damaged his armor and tore his skin. There's a red line in your cheek, it's blood.

Rowfa has been staring at us, but we have to move quickly. Because Falia's Aurora Storm raised her temper and slammed her thunder belt. The serpentine thunderstorm tried to devour Rowfa like a dragon's neck and burst into the ground where he stood. It is the soldiers who scream. The aftermath of Faria's thunderstorm is crippling many Knights soldiers.

While we're fighting over and over like that,

"Depressing!

Turns out Rowfa screamed to exfoliate his emotions. Ruufa laughs. Humans, the higher your emotions, the less calm you lose. If you lose your cool, lose your reason, no matter how powerful your enemies are, you can fight as much as you want.

That was also why Ruufa was not aggressively on offense. The goal was to stimulate and inflate Rowfa's emotions.

That's when Lowfa made a huge jump as Faria unleashed a thunderstorm. It was obvious from its orbit that it was not a leap or anything to avoid. It flew almost vertically high. Not as advanced as Ruufa, but the distance approached. He pointed his bow this way. An arrow of light is generated. squeezed.

(You think this distance is inevitable?

Ruufa wondered, hard to imagine that Roufa understood the rate of evasion here. Maybe he said he came out on the offensive with a lot of frustration, or maybe for another reason. In any case, however, Ruufa flowed to the left for no reason to accompany Roufa's attack. rapid swirling. Rowfa's arrows of light penetrated the void of no one.

"Yes, that's fine"

So the moment Rowfa smiled, Ruwfa got angry. Turn around. Ahead of the arrow of light was the northern part of the battlefield - over which a black horse with Setuna and Sheila was running.

"We'll be back!

"I know!

As well as returning it to Sheila's warning to scream, Setuna was turning in the direction of her progress. He stands on the saddle of a horse who walks with all his might. It can't possibly be stable or anything, but it's probably due to the aid of a black spear - Setuna, standing flat on both feet, also keeping her hands off Sheila's shoulders. Grasp a black spear with both hands and sharpen your consciousness. Because otherwise they seemed like someone they couldn't handle, but in fact, they wouldn't have been able to handle it with one hand.

The enemy was moving forward.

Sid Zan-Le Faus. The speed and orbit of travel, which seems very unlikely to be human moves, would be a testament to the fact that he has a peculiar ability. Even though he blew it up once and the distance opened with the diseased black horse, he not only caught up, he bypassed it a lot and ran it through. And then I turned forward. Sid's aim is clear. It's not Setuna, it's Sheila alone. If you kill Sheila, it's a victory for the Sids, so you don't have to hold him in battle with Setuna.

Setuna and Sheila, and the black horse with Ragna on board, are finally trying to break through the Knights Squad, and Sid is circling in front of them. There were no Knights soldiers around, and he could be serious. Seriously, I'm trying to kill Sheila.

Setuna, silently, raised a black spear. Focus your consciousness. Sid's orbit is irregular. It approaches me snaking like a lightning bolt. Point the tip at the destination and fire. When I wondered if the tip had burned white, at the next moment, the running of light burned Setuna's vision. The light strip emitted from Chaos Bringer, however, did not even serve as a restraint to Sid. Through the void and through the earth. An explosion occurs and Sid arrives at the Black Horse as he undergoes the blast. Setuna jumped off the saddle and kicked the ground. Accelerate and rush towards Sid. Sid's eyes are opened. Before the eyes of a black horse. All times are equal to nothing. Even when slaughter comes, slap the stone poke of the spear against the sword to deflect the orbit and pack more intermissions. Flesh thin. Hit him straight off his shoulder and jump Sid off the path of a black horse. When I think I hear Sid's tongue pounding, I scratch him out. I flew back. I'm going to attack the Black Horse. Setsuna jumped instantly toward the horse. He reached the black horse earlier than Sid and captured the moment Sid flew right to Sheila. Shake down the spear. Metal sound. Sparks scattered. A thunderous slash and a flash of black spear clashed directly next to Sheila. I haven't even plundered Sheila. Sid is still slaughtered with his sword. but setuna's spear responded to that. Sid's lag time expired when he perfectly outran a series of attacks across several degrees. Falling and flowing out of Setuna's sight. Being alert to the pursuit and pursuing it with his gaze, Sid remained on the ground and did not even show a bare gesture of attacking.

(What?

Setsuna looked surprised at Sid's condition. Even though the attack was all prevented, it was as relaxed as if you were sure of the victory. Is there any secret to him? Secret. How to stop a black horse from breaking through enemy lines. No, we broke through the enemy line. There could be as many ways. For example, you just have to kill Sheila for every black horse, such as by tapping into Rowfa's full attack.

"You did it!?

Sheila, who was low enough to bury her face on the horse hyena, shouted as she shook this one. He was concerned that the fierce fighting noise had suddenly disappeared. Setuna told Sheila as she returned her gaze to Sid.

"I just retreated."

"You mean you can't beat Setuna?"

"Oh."

Listening to Sheila, I realize Sid isn't even moving. Does it mean that the Black Horse broke through the enemy line and ended Sid's offense? I don't think so, but I couldn't find any other reason for Sid to be resting his hands.

(There's something about this one that you weren't going to kill... and that one, you weren't going to kill me)

Sid's purpose - in other words, the terms of Abad Benoagard's army's victory - is Sheila's death. By killing Sheila, Abard Benoagard can win unconditionally. Because Gandia's righteousness will be lost. So protecting Sheila is an absolute condition on Gandia's part, and that's what Setuna is on her side. Ein's idea that with Gandhia's strongest spear, whatever happens, she'll be able to protect Sheila from herself is plausible. Who else can protect Sheila while fighting those three knights?

Turn your consciousness around. The enemy gradually turns away. The Knights had a muddy battle with the Gandhian Army, the Charles Army, and even rare ones shooting arrows at the Setunas. The arrow also flew in an unawares direction, and was shot down by Setuna's black spear. Attacks from the rear become sporadic and eventually require attention to be directed forward. On the front of the Wang capital Bandor, because the Abad army is deployed.

The Abad army formation reminded me of a robust castle wall. It was a formation that was unlikely to make it through easily, no matter how many black horses had broken through in the middle of the Knights. Thick, dense defensive formation. That breakthrough is preceded by Bandor, the king's capital. If you want to reach the king's capital and enter the royal palace, you have to kick Abad's army and move forward. And if you want to end the fight early, it's not even if you're making a big detour.

Again, look backwards. Sid looked far away. He keeps his sword in his hand and looks at this one. It's not moving. It also means that I have used up my strength.

(Did Sid really miss Sheila?

Setsuna had a bad feeling.

Didn't you leave it to Rowfa's long range shooting?

When that thought came to mind, Setuna looked in the direction that Ruufa was fighting with Roufa. The vision enhanced by the fact that you have a black spear in your hand makes Setuna even confirm the sight of a far away battle. But I just found out that Ruufa was in the air, and I never saw the sight of Roufa shooting arrows at us.

In the meantime, a band of light passes over the top of my vision.

(light?)

Face up.

A tremendous amount of light went over Setuna's head and bounced.

The rain of light pours down.