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

The following twenty-seventh day, he welcomed the Abad army, the Knights of Benoagard, back to Bandor, the king's capital, with the dawn, was the flag of the Gandhian army and the fact that the king's capital was placed under Gandhian control.

Although the shock struck both armies, there was no such thing as fighting between Abad Benoagard's army and Gandia's.

Sometimes it wasn't a contested situation over the King's capital, destroyed by the Fox of Nine Tails, but more importantly, Abad surrendered to Gandia.

Abard gave up continuing the war against Gandhia because the King's capital had sometimes fallen into Gandhia's hands, but more importantly, the government itself had been rendered dysfunctional by the death of Abad's king and his wife. The king, who could be the backbone of the nation, is dead. The resulting confusion was not only a matter of time before it rapidly rippled across the kingdom as well.

The Abad government weighed in on accommodating the confusion caused by the deaths of King Reserg and Queen Sellis. In this situation, he concluded that it was impossible, for example, to fight Gandhia. I just fought, and it's not what happens. There is no king, no leader after the king. The functioning of government is significantly restricted, and there is no time for ministers to just face to face and consult. The Wang capital is under Gandia's control, and Abad Benoagard's army is outside the Wang capital. Even where we reached King's Capital, the difference in power with the Gandian army is remarkable.

I was compelled to conclude.

Abad had no choice but to surrender to Gandia and inform the returning Abad army, the Benoagard army, to that effect. It did not develop into combat shortly after the return of the Abad army to the King's Capital because Prince Sail Reus-Abbard Mizumi welcomed the Abad army, and from the Prince's own mouth told him that he had decided to surrender to Gandia. Sayle told me that Reserg and Sellis were dead, although General Zyed-Hayne, a double-toothed general who was taking command of the Abad army, rebelled against the government's decision on his chest. If the king is dead, fighting is inexorable. I guess that's how General Double Tooth concluded. Then he bowed his head as deeply as he had perceived the heart of Prince Sayle.

The prince was behaving in a temperament. That ambitious attitude was not something that a very eight-year-old would show, but that he could see how he had been educated to be worthy of being the next king. Yet the public supported and backed Sheila. So much so that Abad was bisected, there was a man named Sheila. That and this would be due to the fact that many of them did not know to be one of Sail Reus-Abbard.

Sheila's work is flashy. He is crushing the Nest of the Imperial Demons in Abad into lice, protecting the land from foreign enemies, and also raising his battle power in the Demon King's Crusade. I can understand it perfectly just by asking. Anyone can see how Sheila is doing her best for Abard. So I guess the people have grown that Sheila is what the Queen deserves. One thing that puts one's heart to a well-touched word is that if you're human, you can't help it.

But the more we know about the Sail Reus-Abbard entity, the more we know that he is also the bearer of the personality that the King deserves. Has a spirit that doesn't make you feel young, intelligent, and knowledgeable. I can grasp the situation and deal with it calmly.

While in a situation where the royal palace, the king's capital, was devastated and lost his father as his mother, and even his uncle, he does not cry one word, but shows himself before one. Even then, can it be said that he is the man the king deserves?

Sid Zan-Rufaus thinks, thinking of Sayle's heart.

The Sails just weren't there to support and support him because Sayle is the heir to the throne. It was because Sayle was growing up to be the person with the personality the king deserved, and he was showing one of your famous scales, that he supported Sayle and tried to flourish. Though it seems true that the Sails boasted power in the royal palace because Sails was the holder of the right to inherit the throne and had the back shield of kings and queens.

Sayists had Sayist justice, and that was incompatible with the Shiraz.

It was only natural that if the two factions clashed, Abad would be in two straight lines and there would be confusion. And it was Lehnheil-Lars-Taural, Reserg, who used that clash to make the Sheila sect devastating.

The two of them pitied Sheila and couldn't figure out how to keep her alive. After contemplating it, I decided to erase the Sheila faction and have her die, too. That is the truth of Endwidge's battle, and the backdrop. The Battle of Endwidge ended in the unilateral defeat of the Sheila sect by Larnheil's plot, in which many generals, nobles and military men belonging to the Sheila sect were killed in battle or were captured and sentenced to death.

Sheila was executed, too.

My dear daughter, Larnheil, named Sheila.

Reserg and Lernheil tried to get it over with.

The fact that Sheila is dead breaks Sheila's hopes. Abard will eventually be stained with a Sailor monochrome and will regain stability again. The real Sheila, drawing on Larnheil's intentions, should survive secretly somewhere. That's fine, I thought both Reserg and Lernheil.

But then it was Queen Celis who didn't care.

She was possessed by madness.

The delusion that if we did not wipe Sheila out of the world, Sail's succession to the throne would continue to be threatened and, at last, develop into a state of loss of Sail dominated her thinking. Celis has not been present in Sheila's execution. I haven't been present, but I realized Sheila's execution was false because of Reserg's reaction and so on, and that the real Sheila was alive somewhere.

Maybe that's what started it.

Sid and his men moved to kill Sheila in an effort to converge Abard's potential confusion in order to save Selis' soul.

Whether or not everything seems like a distant old event because yesterday's battle is burning vividly into memory.

He was going through the King's Capital with that in mind.

The King's capital is in ruins.

Even though not all the buildings in the Wang capital were destroyed, it was a situation where it could be said that the number of buildings that collapsed and turned into rubble was more overwhelming than those that remained, making it more difficult to find a safe building. That's how many monsters crashed around. Regardless, the royal palace couldn't have had the king's capital safe. Having made his return to the Wang capital, the Abad army general seems to have lost his word after witnessing the tragedy of Bandor.

It's the same as the Knights.

The Knights of Benoagard, led by Sid, also dived the gates of the king's capital following Abad's army. The gate had been destroyed, but that was probably because Setuna had to be destroyed as she entered the king's capital with Sheila. The walls were safe. A barrier to protect the people of the King's capital from the threat of the Imperial Devil. It may also be natural that the nine-tailed fox did not break it.

Nine-tailed fox was Sheila, and Sheila, presumably, wanted only her own death.

Weren't all the destructive activities and the combat actions, just to turn hostility against you? Wasn't it just to make me turn to kill myself?

To make you kill yourself.

To end my life.

I'm sure she craved salvation.

For her then, death, was salvation.

You've lost everything, you've lost even yourself. There is nothing more than wanting death. But choosing death over death, I couldn't. So they tried to kill me.

At Setuna's hands, it was to be killed that I hoped.

But as it turned out, Sheila survived, and the nine-tailed fox vanished.

What remains is a ruined or otherwise ruined royal capital township, a tragic state of the royal palace. And he is the one who was thrown out.

Hitoshi.

A Gandhian army investigation revealed that the dead were not alone, even though the Wang capital itself was in a situation that seemed ashamed, and that seemed to Sid as if Sheila was Sheila. Sheila couldn't have sacrificed anyone for her own death. It is a testament to the fact that while ravaging the King's capital, he did not kill as one of the citizens of the King's capital. None of the generals of Abad, Benoagard, Charlum, or Gandia have been killed by a fox with nine tails. There were no injuries, and there was nothing else in his life.

That's Sheila's choice.

And I guess that's why we can accept her survival.

If she had slaughtered the people of the king's capital and worked the slaughter also on the battlefield, she would not have been able to acknowledge Sheila's survival. We cannot silence numerous human deaths for one of her. It should have been the same as Setuna.

He was detained for Sheila's rescue because, I'm sure, she didn't kill anyone. She must have been able to try to save and save because she was a kind heart who couldn't sacrifice anyone for herself.

(I guess that's good)

Sid was advancing his horse towards the royal palace through the abandoned King's Capital. Shoulder to shoulder on the road, scattering grieving people. I suppose you are grieving and mourning the death of the king and his wife. Some may mourn the surrender to Gandia, but those voices are not heard. Rather, some seemed grateful to the Gandhian army. Apparently, the Gandhian army has lost their homes, cooked out every once in a while for every needy person, and is behaving like a meal everywhere.

Sid heard such information and made similar arrangements for the Soumachi Knights. What the Knights assume is salvation. If you look at one of the troubled, reaching out is the fashion of the Knights.

"Will be staying in Bandor for a while"

Sid spoke to Bain Belbail Zan-Lanacourt, Rowfa Zan-Seivas, after he sent the Knights to the rescue of the victims. Make arrangements if you need to cook it out, and if you need help with anything else, let them help. There will be a heap of things to do. Anyway, the capital of Abad, the king's capital, was destroyed. Destroyed, and the absence of the dead, means that there is a massive outbreak of victims, and there will be no trouble with voices needing help. As a Knights, it could have been something like an active place that you wouldn't want any more.

"Heh."

"Strong work belongs to your lord, doesn't it?

"It's a power to fight."

"It's not all about fighting."

Sid smiled as he stared at the big man wielding his thick arm in a daze. Bain is also one of the Knights knights inscribed with two words of salvation on his soul. It was only natural to find joy in saving one.

"And the way to save, not one"

Fighting and winning is not just salvation. Killing your opponent is not the only salvation. Reaching out and pulling up is also salvation. Dialogue can also be salvation. However, some things are saved just by being on the side. The forms of salvation vary, and that's why they make it so difficult.

"I know that."

"Aren't you watching because you don't understand?

And it's Rowfa who's been pinching my mouth.

"What?

"You're wasting your time, you're like a child."

"Oh!?

"I suggest you fry and drink even the dirt from the Prince's claws."

"Ha, that would be awesome"

"Why does that happen?"

Sid shook his head, looking at each other and moving to a state of one-touch immediacy.

"It's nice to get along, but can you do it when it's not annoying around"

"Ironic."

"I'm kidding, I don't want them to think I'm close to this."

"I agree."

"Look, you're close."

"Ha..."

I look sideways at Rowfa sighing, fucking laughing. The overwhelming incompatibility between Rowfa and Bain has long been the case. I don't know why, but since Rowfa hates Bain fur and he hates him fur, Bain also kept Rowfa away. I should have just started arguing.

"So... you don't fight Gandhia"

Bain, looking away, went. At the end of his gaze is a unit of the Gandian army that is tented, cooking out and providing allowances for the wounded. There was the appearance of one who made a long line of snakes to eat and one who was happy to swallow to receive allowances.

"There is no better reason for us to fight than Abard's surrender. Except for Abard's outright fight, but, you know, in this situation..."

"Is the reconstruction of Wangdu a prerequisite?"

"His Majesty, Her Majesty the Queen, died after the overwhelming lack of power in the first place"

"The mess is going to continue for a while."

"Depends on how Gandhia gets out."

Gandia had publicly stated that it was for Abard that Sheila would be queen. Sheila, branded a traitor by the Abad government, was the only way to deserve the throne heir and to accommodate Abad's confusion. And it was supported by some Abad people. I am a Sheila. It couldn't have worked for Sheila people in places like traitors. Although he was a Sheila after the Battle of Endwidge, along the way of the Apoptosis, nobles, and soldiers alike, never completely disappeared the Sheila supporters among the people. If you tease one of those, the fact that Sheila was alive is bigger than the fact that she went through with Gandhia and showed up to Sentier. And for one who doesn't suspect that Sheila is the hope, I don't care if she's connected to Gandhia. If Gandhia is going to help Sheila support the Queen, I can't be more comfortable. It's that gandia. If Gandhia, who boasts the largest territory in the small group of nations, will be behind us, there will certainly be a first day when Sheila will have the right to inherit the throne and lead Abard as queen.

The Gandhian army increasingly claimed Sheila's presence and did justice since her rendezvous with Sheila at Ceasel. He forcefully argued that there was no other way to save Abad from the mess than for Sheila to become queen, and for that reason appealed to the Abad government to reinstate Sheila's right to inherit the throne. The Gandhian army stood by its invasion of the King's capital because the Abad government did not accept the proposal, and because of its intention to attack the King's capital and revive Sheila's right to inherit the throne by force.

And the battle ended in Gandhia's victory.

Normally, Gandhia would carry things the way she wanted them to.

Sid stopped when he saw the likeness of the royal palace, which had become more land.

For once, I see it.

Sheila will be the power of Heart of Beast. Without a doubt - I am present at the moment when I have liberated and destroyed everything. We are witnessing her become a giant beast and crush, ravage and shatter everything.

Whether or not the king's capital will be put on the queen's throne by an abandoned tenant.

I cared more about what Sheila herself would do than whether the citizens of Wangdu would accept it.