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

"Strange things?

It was the strange tone that Iris took.

Wald-Mastia, Mana-Ericcia, Iris, Graham, Mirlena and other White Shield executives were simultaneously promoted to the Temple Knights cadre when Quon was promoted to the Temple Knights cadre and still acted as the Temple Knights cadre. Both Iris and Waldo seemed to have had a rough time with their steadfastness in the beginning, but now they are used to standing and behaving as Templar Knights, to the point that they have no complaints whatsoever about their lives in Raydion.

The White Shield was absorbed by the Knights of the Temple by the intentions of Quong and Vara. As can be seen from that, everyone was eligible to join the Knights of the Church, starting with the Knights of the Temple, which was not taken into account at all, such as blood muscles and origins. It is significant that an organization called the Church has no ties to blood. Neither the current divine son nor the bishop has any connection to previous divine sons or bishops. Exmeria III is also only so named in the name of the bishop who has successfully run the community in history, and there was nothing connected to Exmeria II, the first Exmeria.

What matters is more faith in Vashtara than just blood to be passed down.

Nevertheless, this is not the case when it comes to whether all the members of the White Shield believed deeply in Vashtara, and Iris and others still do not believe in Vashtara. Still, there was a need to merge the White Shield with the Knights of the Temple in Vara, where he made the Bishop drink his will by the glory of God.

Since then, the White Shield has become the Temple Knights themselves, and all members of the group have begun to live their days in Vashtalia as Temple Knights. All members, there was nowhere left but they accepted the Knights of the Temple and the radical change of position. That would be the case, too. I came this far walking through the extreme cold in Vashtaria. Just because you don't believe in Vashtara doesn't mean you can leave Kuon.

This is Raydion.

It's the northernmost city on the continent, and it's an extremely cold land.

It's not an area where dozens of people can walk around helplessly enough.

Even if you don't like being a Temple Knight, you just have to accept it.

Quon suffered from having to force the members to make such a change, but also seemed to have no choice if it was for a purpose. If there is a glowing future ahead of us that has endured this pain, there is no other way but to endure it. Besides, if you become a Templar Knight, life itself will never suffer. Income is stable and positions within the Church and the Community are also guaranteed. You should be able to live a much more stable life than you are a member of the mercenary group White Shield, and you were actually right. Sometimes the members, who initially showed difficult colors, and in a month, also became the duties of the Knights of the Temple, and their lives were stable, giving them a bright look. Kuon was rewarded a little for that.

There are not many things that are better now than in the "White Shield" era.

The White Shield is a group of mercenaries. I had to go east and west in search of a battlefield to earn a living, and Kuon put the eradication of the Imperial Demon as his philosophy, and the cost of doing so was sometimes holding a "white shield," and life was often unstable. Still, I've been following Quon because there was a certainty among the members that if they were with Quon, they must be able to fulfill their dreams, and Quon has used those thoughts unconsciously.

Being a Temple Knight would not have been a dream, but it may be like a dream to be able to live in peace with a raydion that should also be called an earthly paradise for the status of Temple Knight. At least you couldn't have lived like this without the White Shield. Among them, the members, who were Vashtarians, had expressed their gratitude to Quon, as they did every day.

Anyway.

The Iris, who lived their days as Temple Knights executives, were now in the midst of further change of position.

With Quon's reunification with the Divine Son Vara, he is no longer just a Knights Temple executive.

The Divine Son Quon Vara-Kamiya has gained his understanding by wishing to the Bishop to operate the Knights Temple cadre as a Kingsguard of the Divine Son. The Bishop cannot defy the will of the Divine Son. Because even if it was something different from God's will, he wouldn't know.

God can only preach the Word to the Divine Son.

The Divine Son is something that takes place between God and man. There are many divine sons in history who have communicated their thoughts to the Bishop as God's will. Each time, God Vashtara says he has tolerated the actions of the Divine Son with a bitter smile. For Vashtara, the Divine Son is an important being with man, and he may think that some freedom must be allowed.

Therefore, Kuon Vara-Kamiya's unsolicited behaviour was also somewhat tolerated, and it was also that he was now walking dignified through the Church headquarters.

Quon was taking the Iris for a certain purpose and heading from Church headquarters to the Grand Temple.

"Why did this land suddenly turn into an extremely cold hell? In a land transformed into a hell of extreme cold, why, has God descended and sent the Divine Son? Why..."

The question is one that ripples across the continent itself.

Continent.

It's called the Wargrain Continent.

Wargrain means one earth in dragon language. It seems that there is one warr and that the grain means the earth.

One earth.

As for what the word meant, he could finally be understood by fulfilling his unity with the Divine Son Vara and holding God's gaze.

It means exactly what you say.

The world called Illus Valle - no, the only earth on a planet called Illus Valle, that was the Wargrain continent. All the parts of the Illus Valle other than the Wargrain continent were covered with the sea and deserved exactly the word "one earth". If there are no other continents, I don't see any smaller islands. Though the Wargrain continent was vast, it was just one, like an isolated island floating in the great sea, and I couldn't help but remember how incredible it was about it.

Of course, it's a different star than Earth.

It should come as no surprise that there was only one continent. If that's common sense in this world. If that is the case in this world, it should be accepted for granted.

But he couldn't help but feel something odd.

It seemed unnatural.

A pale sea plain that fills just one earth and a large part of the planet. Though I sometimes wondered if this earth other than Wargrain had sunk into the sea, it didn't seem so. If the earth other than Wargrain had fallen into its nostalgia, you would see its remnants on the seabed.

It wasn't there either.

I just didn't see anywhere that there was only a vast sea of indifference, and there was another earth.

Only the earth of Wargrain is present in this Illus Valle.

I can't help but notice how strange that looks.

Most importantly, it is a world viewed through God's gaze, and the details may differ from the actual world, and it may just end with a mistake. God is immensely powerful but not omnipotent. It's not omnipotent. If you are an omnipotent being, you can't even be born with the need to send a divine son.

"That's what normal people like you don't know because of God's will."

Mirlena opened the fan, trying to hide her mouth, and she went. Waldo narrows his eyes to what Juwain's former princess said.

"The princess is an ordinary man, hey"

"In the presence of God, the blood of the royal family and other ordinary people themselves."

"Or so it is."

"Mm-hmm. Now it's the same if it's frizzy. Glad to hear it."

"... If the princess says so, fine."

Waldo looked like he had been detoxified by Millena's heartfelt happy smile. Mirlena has often smiled since she became a Knights Temple executive. She was a former princess and was often distracted, and she was pleased to be in line with other White Shield executives. If you remain a White Shield executive, it's harder to be treated in the same row.

"Certainly, as Kuon said, strangely, there is."

"Really? I have no idea what's strange about me."

When Illis flashed, Graham opened his mouth.

"Raydion used to be a warm area."

"... I heard that"

"It suddenly closed to ice and many creatures died. Neither did man, but there the Vashtara God sent the Divine Son. Master Quong is wondering about it."

"I heard that too"

Illis stared at Graham with a difficult face.

"I don't know where to question that. To that extent, it would be everywhere in the world."

"So is that."

Nor did Mana know that she affirmed the opinion of Illis.

Iris was right, too.

There was enough in this world to sweep and throw away, such as a degree of mystery.

There are countless countries in the group of small continental states, but many of them have myths and legacies about statehood. The presence of the Silver Lion Rayon in Gandhia and the presence of the Five Dragons in Zalwarn and the Holy Stone of the Divine Professor of Maldia would also hit it. The myths and myths surrounding them are like mystical events surrounding Raydion, and if you're referring to the wonders of the Raydion belt, you should mention those matters as well, and Ilis would like to.

"Yes, it's everywhere in the world."

Quon lurked his voice, affirming the opinion of Illis.

"Anywhere in the land of this Worgrain,"

Quon is questioning the Wargrain continent itself.