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

The aisle floors, walls and ceilings are assembled in the same stone as the Great Shrine.

Big enough for one adult to pass by, the quons had to go in a row. Ilis wanted to take the lead, but Quon didn't allow it. I don't know what's going to happen. Things may be waiting for us like we have to raise the output of the Shield of Messiah. In that case, it is Quon, not Illis, who has to react first. Iris' super powers are tremendous, but he can't resist God's power, for example.

Quon was beginning to imagine what was waiting for him at the end of this aisle.

The hidden passage between the Divine Sons was not created by the hand of man. When the Great Temple was completed, it was created by the work of God. A passage where even the Divine Son is forbidden to enter. I have no idea what it exists for, but I can imagine what awaits just now.

God.

Is not the supreme God Vashtara glorified and the seat of God?

Vara thought so, too.

That's what I was thinking, so I set foot halfway down the aisle and tried to shake off Vashtara's stop and go back. But he couldn't. It was impossible for him, who was just a human being, to defy the will of God. As God willed, he turned back the aisle and saw the bookcase reinstalled. Then he tries again and again, and he repeatedly turns back each time.

Vara had the near-certainty that there must be a divine secret at the end of this passage, but at the same time understood that the thought was flawed by Vashtara. That's why he was half desperate.

The thought of the Divine Son is exposed to God's gaze.

That's why he waited to be united with Quon. We thought that fulfilling Quon and unity might help us shake God's gaze.

Fulfilling, it worked.

The Shield of Messiah succeeded in protecting the two thoughts from the sight of God. The fact must have been nothing more than joy for Vara. Vara hastened to unite with Quong. I wanted to entrust everything to Kuon as soon as possible.

He must still have been desperate.

I was desperate for myself to be in a position of being a godson and yet not being able to do anything.

Vashtara only had doubts about Quon's inability to read his thoughts, but sometimes Quon behaved obediently as a divine son, and there seemed to be nothing to doubt the action itself.

Vashtara may have some sort of potent weather.

That's what we built this passageway for. If even the Divine Son would not be allowed to enter, he did not know what it meant to connect among the Divine Sons. Speaking of energetic weather, don't you think anything bad about it? Vashtara's ratings in Quon were on the other hand going crazy day by day.

On the other hand, I also understand the fact that Vashtara's power is great and that one cannot live without God's protection in this extremely cold land.

It is because Vashtara, the supreme god, has reached out to me for salvation that many of the Vashtarian communities are able to live their days in peace.

The faith and worship of God by one of the Vashtarians could have been justified.

Vashtara also tries to respond to one's faith.

We are blessed by the power of God.

It was all Vashtara's work that made Raidion an ever-spring paradise and each city of the community surrounded itself with a mild climate, the greatest reason for one to strengthen his faith in God on a daily basis. As long as they are under Vashtara's asylum, one is promised peace and tranquillity.

That's why Vara questioned it.

Vashtara doesn't say a word to me about the debacle I dreamed of. Every once in a while, a god enough to show off his divine deeds does nothing to Vara's predictive dreams. If it's not a predictive dream, it's just a nightmare, you just have to say so. That would have reassured Vara, and she wouldn't have doubted it.

Vashtara, however, was just silent in response to Vara's question.

Is it because the sight of Vara's dream makes sense? Is it because it was also important to Vashtara? In any event, Vara recognized the possibility that the dream was a predictive dream by the silence of God and that a breakdown would come to this world.

How can we save the world from debacle?

Vara found hope in her reunification with Quong after thinking through it.

Unity with the same existence may be a force to open up this situation.

Kuon wanted to live up to his expectations.

What can I do to do that?

A few months after the merger, this was the conclusion I drew after thinking about it.

Meet Vashtara directly at the end of this unintended passage and negotiate. Regardless, it's hard to imagine that the divine will respond to negotiations. But do nothing, you'd rather take action than sit back and wait for ruin.

The aisle just went straight, even. There is no light, but there is no straying, nor is there a path that is dazzling. Flat passageways with no ups and downs persist. The Quons just kept moving forward and eventually saw a change in the direction they were going.

There was light far beyond the darkness of the aisle.

Ugh, I can see something glowing pale.

"What is that?"

"Saana."

Waldo shakes his head at the question of Illis.

The identity of the light floating on the other side of the darkness cannot be seen from here on out. It just seemed certain that there was something incredible at the end of this aisle. The light is mysterious and fantastically shaky. Just looking at the light is enough that consciousness is going to take it somewhere. I feel something big.

After all, was the assumption correct that it might be Vashtara's seat?

Quon raised the output of the Shield of Messiah when he tightened his mind. The power felt from the light is weakened and interrupted. Caress your chest down. The power of the Shield of Messiah is immense. We can build an area of guardianship that blocks even God's gaze. With this power, you must be able to protect your body and mind, even if you see God.

There was no anxiety.

Passage ahead. Light gradually grew stronger, and each time Quon strengthened the Shield of Messiah barrier. Otherwise the spirits of the Quons might have been defeated by divinity and had to turn back the aisle. Vara redeemed it because she suffered a spiritual defeat in this power. Vara didn't even see the light, but no doubt about it.

And Quon stepped into the end of the aisle, at that moment, breathtaking.

There was light.

The divine light to the immense seemed to indicate precisely that God was there, illuminating the vast space at the end of the aisle. That's the light I saw from the middle of the aisle. The light that illuminated this vast space also reached the aisle.

And Quon, looking at the light source, lost his word.

Kuon is not the only one. Anyone who saw it together didn't want to stop.

"What the..."

"What the hell is this..."

"Nah..."

Waldo, Iris and Mana were both stunned to see Graham and even Mirlena constantly present in language. Whoever witnessed such a thing would have to be shocked.

The White Shield has had various experiences so far. He fought various Imperial Demons, and in Zalwarn he also fought a giant dragon. That's what shocked the heavens and the earth so much that they turned upside down. But right now, being in front of the Quons, it was a shock in a completely different way than Zalwarn's guardian dragon.

Anomalies.

I've been waiting.

I've been waiting for you.

That's what I mean.

A voice that echoes directly into your head.

The voice of God.

That was Vashtara's voice.

Nice to meet you.

Coming.

It was an object enormous enough to fill a vast space.

Exudes divine light while glowing, the presence of aliens.

It's the first time I've done that.

First time.

The voice echoes more than once because more than one mouth is uttering words at the same time. It speaks the voice of God in a different tone. It's the voice of a man, it's the voice of a woman, some like a child, some like an old man. And that wasn't just the voice. There's a glimpse of those elements in that object. Some old men's faces, some girls' faces, some young men's faces, some young children's faces. An object, like those countless heads forming one giant head, was floating in the void, emitting divine light.

I am.

I'm Vashtara.

Vashtara

It looked at Quon with countless golden eyes.