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

April 29, two days after the recapture of the fortress of Balsar.

The Gandia Liberation Army sent out Fortress Balsar to recapture Mardar.

The power lost by the battle against the Lucion Army had been compensated for by the incorporation of the remnants of the Lucion Army, which had returned to be more than that. Of course, the dead don't come back, and some hold grudges against the Lucion army. But the first thing the PLA needed to do was sweep the rebels from mainland Gandhia and crusade Gisellcourt. For that reason, there was no alternative to accepting that there was no choice but to use the traitor's Lucion army.

A large army of men will fill the land to reach a total of 20,000, but it will descend as far south as the Balsar Plains.

In the middle of that army, Leongando Ray-Gandhia looked only forward, on the horse. Far ahead lies the hills of Mardar. I also know that the familiar hills are turning into unfamiliar landscapes.

The Giselcoat army seems to have fortified Mardar. But you can't just not strike out because you're fortifying Maldar. This one's more overwhelming.

Reports say there is an Azak army camp to the west of Maldar and a Laksha army camp to the east. It was four thousand and five thousand troops, respectively, and when combined with the Giselcoat army in Maldar, it meant that it would be more than eleven thousand large armies. but still this one is much more. It can be said that the number of soldiers is overwhelming.

In terms of strength, please.

Troops and forces are not necessarily proportionate.

Extreme stories, if there were a large number of armies and a small number of armies, if a large number of armies were just ordinary people and all soldiers of a small number of armies were armed summoners, then militarily, armaments would rise overwhelmingly to a small number of armies. In the past, the difference in force was directly linked to the difference in force, but since the armed summoners began to flood small groups of nations, it was harder to seek force alone.

So gathering information is crucial, and grasping enemy power is the key to victory.

And information obtained by the PLA shows that there are at least three armed summoners in the Giselcoat army in Maldar. The three armed summoners Gisele Court was always walking with are in Maldar. Gisele Court placed three men in Maldar, who are supposed to be in Gandion, the king's capital, but can also be considered to be nearby, probably because the commander of Maldar is Zelbard-Kernall. Zelbard is the two men of Gisele Court. Unlike Gilvere under Leongand, who was moving as one arm of Giselle Court, it seemed natural for him to follow Giselle Court's conspiracy. And it was also inevitable that Gisele Court would entrust Mulder to my son Zelbard.

I guess I put on three armed summoners for Zelbird like that. The three are Aura-Magnis, Asla-Bunel and Gloria-Ourelia. Each is an excellent armed summoner, but among them Gloria-Ourelia was the master of Ruufa Zenon-Bargazar, vice president of The Lion's Tail, whose strength was to go far above Ruufa.

The strength of Oura-Magnis can also be seen from the fact that he survived the fierce battle of the Kruselk war. There are only four armed summoners, including him, who have survived the death battle on the Linen Plains, and a large number of armed summoners have been unable to withstand the onslaught of the Demon King's Army and have died in battle. After the war, Leongand, appreciating his prowess, was lightly turned down, although he tried to apply him. Soon afterwards, it was under Gisele Court's command, and although Leongand was sometimes offended by that, the very reinforcement of the Gisele Court army did not see it as particularly problematic. At that time, I didn't think Gisele Court would be totally hostile. Uncle Negro's private army can be Gandia's power.

It is also for that reason that Setuna is recommending the reinforcement of its own forces.

Anyway, Aura-Magnis was such a delicacy that Leongand wanted to sign up, and his ability to do so was acceptable to Faria as well.

It means that only Asla-Bunel's strength is unknown.

Asla-Bunel, as his name suggests, is a Bünell family man named after the Pendragon clan, who once reigned as the ruling class of Zalwarn. The Cain-Vivre thing, he said, hit relatives with Lancain-Beaunel and is also in a distant blood relationship with Miliu Zenon-Levaire. She was studying the art of armed summoning in the Dinobot Cave, an armed summoner training agency run by Orian-Libaien (Orias-Livaire), but according to Miliu, she was supposed to have killed Asla and she couldn't believe she was surviving.

But there is no doubt that he lives in reality and exists as an armed summoner under Gisele Court's command.

Asura's prowess as an armed summoner was awkward in Miliu's memory, and there was no such thing as childishness, but many years after that, I have no idea how much she's grown.

Gisele Court, not a secrecy, was not. Because everything was public about the private army. But it was only very recently that he revealed the presence of a nearby armed summoner. Regardless of Oura-Magnis, Gloria-Ourelia and Asura-Bunel's presence did not even hint at their strength as armed summoners.

It's not part of the Gandhian army.

There's no reason to know more about their subpoena armies.

'I guess it's those three people to watch out for. According to everyone in The Lion's Tail, at least, Aura-Magnis and Gloria-Ourelia are noteworthy forces of war, and it's no surprise that Asla-Bunel, even if he had just the strength to follow the two aforementioned,'

What Ein said was ultimate in the military debate at the Balsar Fortress. The three men Gisele Court was always able to follow. Strength can be seen as origami. It's hard to imagine Gisele Court taking an incompetent armed summoner as a sidewalk. I'm sure you're strong enough to need to be vigilant.

"So these three will be hit by the Lion's Tail."

That's another thing that everyone can come up with.

Hit the armed summoner with the armed summoner. It can be called the Iron Rule in Modern War. It is also called a stone. Armed Summoners are powerful fighters who can hit troops on their own. Sending troops to an armed summoner would be a fool not to take into account the damage done by his own army. Of course, if you are overwhelmed with quantity, you will not be able to defeat it as much as an armed summoner, but there is no point in making enormous sacrifices for it. Then you should have hit the armed summoner. If armed summoners collide with each other, they can at least reduce the damage to their allies. That would make the situation worse once and for all if something like a self-armed summoner were to be defeated.

"Of course, it's been since these three men came out on the battlefield, and until then, we're going to have the Lion's Tail with the main team."

That's how Ein looked down at the map spread out on the tabletop and placed six red pawns, in the fortress of Balsar. Three more, three blue pawns, to be placed on the map. Maldar and its East-West - that is, the Laksha and Azark armies. The six pawns of Fortress Balsar probably indicate a separate unit from the PLA main unit. Red is the national colour of Gandhia.

'The main unit, led by His Excellency the Grand General, will go straight south and go for Mardar. If the Giselcoat army, led by Zelbard-Kernall, has struck out, we will hit this, and if we are caged, we will move on to the siege.'

"What about this pawn?

These are the Lion's Tails. Depending on how the enemy armed summoner arrives, you'll have to move around. '

"I see."

"There are four separate teams. I'll hit two teams on the left and right."

"Ugh."

"To the Laksha army in the east, I leave it to the Lucion army and the Zalwarn army."

Looking at the left wing of the main unit, it appears that the Lucion army is marching, albeit in great detour. It seems that the army is marching on the Zalwarn side that far away.

The Azarks in the west will be left to the Logner army and mercenaries.

The mercenaries of "The Pale Wind" and "Red Wings" marched on the right wing of the squad and seemed to be leading the way on the logner side. Though there are more left-wing units that hit Laksha militarily, right-wing units would be more intense militarily. In addition to “Sword Ghost” Lux-Vain, the right-wing mercenary unit is joined by “Sword Saint” Tran-Cargilius. The awesome power of “Sword Saint” Tran-Cargilius was made explicit in the battle against the Lucion army. When he told “Sword Ghost” Lux, he said he was a regular but superhuman, and thanks to him he could point to further heights. Though Leongand didn't know what that meant, it seemed unlikely that a right-wing unit with Tran and Lux would lose.

Regardless, it is interwoven that both the Azak and Laksha armies will be putting in armed summoners. The right-wing unit will have “Sword Ghost” and “Sword Saint” moving against the armed summoner, and the left-wing unit has an armed summoner in it. The only armed summoner who belongs to Gandhia is the Lion's Tail.

The main unit is the Gandhian army. It would be impeccable warriorly, although sometimes it's just the Gandhian military and I don't rely on it more than a separate task force. The Lion's Tail is accompanied by Gandhia's most powerful unit. Unless the Giselcoat army has a large number of armed summoners available, there are no losing elements.

Leongand, with certainty, looked out for the fortified hills of Mardar.