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

August 9, 1953, continental calendar.

On that day, two people, Setuna Zenon Lars-Enjour Divgard Seidlock and Eryl Alm Zanar Lars-Barrelwohln, were officially engaged.

On the seat where we exchanged engagements, both Setuna and Eryl Alm seemed to remember extreme tension, as if they could not see each other's faces properly or exchange words. Leongando found his first girl among the heroic princesses of Etosair and faced her unexpectedness. She had been softening since Gandhia accepted their marriage, but she couldn't even imagine it coming from the beginnings in her.

But on second thought, it might have been natural.

Eryl Alm is a princess of Ethoshea, but also a knight among the knights. Spending her time polishing herself as a samurai, training soldiers and passionate about running horses, I guess she didn't have time to be in love. As a result, she achieved so much that she was called the heroic princess of Etsea that she contributed greatly to the expansion of Etsea's national territory.

The princess was thereby becoming more wide-handed, and factional strife with the princess was becoming fierce, and King Ramuldarka of Ethosea was concerned about it. And he decided to use her as a pawn to make his alliance with Gandhia stronger. It would also be a pain in the ass for Lamrdalka.

That's not what Eryl Alm is all about. If I could, I wouldn't want to let her go, even as Ramuldarka.

Putting her in means she's coming to Gandhia.

If Setuna were to talk about entering her son-in-law into the princess of Etosair, she would not have received Leongando either. No matter how much it is for an alliance with Ethosea, we cannot let go of the essential presence in Gandia, etc.

That is exactly what King Lamrdalka of Etosair is doing, and Leongand knew that the suffering of Lamrdalka would be in his hands. If we do not, then the expansion of the princely forces around the ministerial corps of Eryl Alm will not stop, and we will come to the point where the country may be broken in two, so in the heart of Ramuldarka, is that all?

What should Leongando do if, for example, the lower Leongandist organization, the Setuna, swells up, gaining enough power to be comparable to the Leongands, and the move is that Setuna is the right leader for Gandia?

On the occasion of their engagement, he was made to think about it.

"If that happens, I'll follow you to Setuna."

The warrior Ayn-Rajar, so to speak, flattened his surroundings.

'Oh, but don't worry. I won't let Lady Setuna do that. "

And said.

Setuna turning to Leongand's enemies is illogical and impossible.

But if the forces expand, they won't be able to say the same. I don't even have to look at Sheila's example. There are numerous examples of this in ancient times, and Gandia is not the only exception.

'So the Setunas are going to dissolve it soon. I don't need it anymore.'

Setuna is a political faction created by Ayn-Rajar as its initiator. The aim is to take in the neutrals while provoking the anti-Leongans, an organization that has no existential significance now that the anti-Leongans have died. Astar Barol-Lanadies and others proclaimed it easy because they don't have to do anything because of their lack of existential significance, etc., but also if they keep letting the Grand General play.

As Ein thought, I guess I should dissolve it.

That way, I won't put more on anything that tries to use his power around Setuna. At least for the moment, though.

Now, that's fine.

I'm not going to send the problem ahead, but if there's no problem, I didn't even have to think deeply about it.

Gandia's domestic politics have been extremely calm since the counter-insurgency crackdown.

The Royal Palace section, the central section of the Wang Capital, has a forest area known as the Royal Forest. Legend of Founding by Silver Lion Rayon made Gandhia the land of lions. The Royal Forest hopefully mimics the forest where the Silver Lion Rayon lives, and Royal Gandhia says that's how he describes his election to the Rayon.

Such a royal forest could have been called a royal, aristocratic resting place in the royal palace compartment. There is a path for a walk, with standing tree branches intertwined to create a green ceiling. A pair of men and women walk under the roof in a nascent manner. They're both nervous faces, and it's like they're even hesitant to talk to each other.

The woman is taller and has a splendid physique, but the woman's manoeuvres were blinded by things like beginnings, shame, and mockery, and even seemed more feminine than the woman there. That doesn't mean the man is shorter. There will be about the average of adult males, and it's not as thin as it gets. I'm just saying I don't even look like a poor minister compared to a woman. It means the woman is too fine.

The woman's name is Eryl Alm Zanar Lars-Barrelwohln.

The man is Setuna Zenon Lars-Enjour Divgard Seidlock.

The two have become fiancées as a result of their formal engagement. And it seemed like they decided to take two walks through the Royal Forest to find out about each other. In Ishika, they said they had little chance to know about each other.

This means you have to marry someone you barely know, and given the two moods, you can't help but have complicated thoughts. But a political marriage would be something like that. It's politically driven. The emotions of those who marry are silenced.

Whether you two hate each other wholeheartedly or not, you have to obey if it's for each other's country.

Most importantly, Eryl Alm didn't seem to hate Setuna, and Setuna seemed to accept her marriage in Setuna. I guess they're both ready.

"Oh... finally, you're engaged..."

"You did..."

"Oh my god... oh my god... oh my setuna..."

"Who's your Setuna?"

I can hear Miliu and Sheila moaning in despair from right around the corner. Both Miliu and Sheila should calm down.

It was yesterday that Setuna and Eryl Alm's political marriage was notified. Miliu's rough way yesterday was unusual. It seems that Setsuna has thought all night about how Miliu can convince her that there has been little before, such as the fact that she has stormed out so far that even Setsuna can't forgive her. Even this morning, as I had expected, Miliu was rough. I didn't even lend an ear to Faria or Lem's persuasion, and I went wild. It was still Setuna who was able to stop her rampage like that. Setsuna was desperate to convince her. I guess Miliu still loves Setsuna from the bottom of his heart. Setuna's persuasion restored her calm and promised not to disagree, although she was not convinced by the marriage. Falia has no idea what Setuna has persuaded her to say.

It was rough, so was Sheila. However, in Sheila's case, she wasn't as flashy as Miliu, and even suppressed to put it on her expression, but her response to Misha-Carrell and Krona-Swen and others, and their reaction, also shocked Sheila to the point that she was not usual, and turned out to be no longer in a normal mental state.

Sheila was also one of the women who depended on Setuna.

So calming Sheila also had to be Setsuna's role, and Setsuna continued with Miliu, setting aside time to discuss it closely with Sheila. As a result, Sheila returned to her regular girlfriend. It just didn't take as long as Miliu, and I'd say she's better informed.

Most of all, when it comes to Faria not being rough watching, it's a lie.

It was a shocking event for her, too, and it even felt like she had been plunged from heaven to hell. But if I remember what happened last night, I don't care about that. Setsuna was looking right at herself, and she was accepting favors. Besides, he said he liked it. That's all I need right now. Even if Setuna were to marry and have a family, the thoughts in Faria would remain the same.

One of what?

"How is marriage and engagement different?

It was Elina who raised the question mark. She is also one of the women surrounding Setuna, but I guess Elina's thoughts on Setuna are not as serious as the Phalia's, or different from romantic feelings.

Elina seemed honestly pleased with Setuna's marriage. Getting married means being happy - such a cheap idea is obvious in her, but no one denied it. Everyone has a longing for marriage. And it's only natural that you don't know what postmarital reality looks like beyond the absence of a married person.

Ruufa and Emil just had their wedding and it's not helpful. The two look like the culmination of happiness, and it may have been natural for Erina to celebrate Setuna's marriage just as she witnessed Ruufa's wedding.

"Engagement is a promise to marry. So you swore you'd get married in the future."

"It is. So, Master Setuna, you're still single."

"Yes."

Lem, who smiles briskly as she answers Elina's question, is also one who didn't show up as rough as she is. There's no way that Rem doesn't have a crush on Setuna, but she seemed to have a line of subordination between herself and Setuna, and it seemed like Setuna was supposed to marry someone other than herself. It's just that even she didn't seem to imagine Setuna would be used for a political marriage, and she was shocked by that.

"All I said was that I was going to marry Lady Faria and Lady Miliu"

Such a word from Rem indicates where she stands. I'm guessing she's on Setuna's side, in a position she took a step back as a servant. If that's her happiness, no matter what happens in the future, it's not going to change.

"I was wondering if I'd keep it sweet right now."

When Elina snapped, Miliu must have stared at her.

"No, disciple."

"Master?"

"I'm sweet!

"That's it after all."

As Sheila throws up and throws it away, Milyu eats up.

"You were thinking the same thing!

"I'm not thinking about it!

"All lies!

"Where is it!

Maria shook her head when she saw the two of them starting to talk, as usual.

"Oh, my God, can't you just watch me quietly?"

"That kind of Maria, why, here?

"Well, you're our husband's first wedding mate. We need to keep an eye on this."

Maria seemed to accept Setuna's marriage as a matter of course. Some of them will be of age, and some say they are not as enthusiastic as the Phalia's. I have no doubt that Maria favored Setuna, but it was close to awe of a hero named Setuna and seemed very different from that of the Phalia's.

It must be like jokes and familiarity for her to call her husband about Setuna.

"He still says he's my husband."

"The first person to marry."

Didn't you? In this country, then, there's no problem with how many wives you had. Plus warring country turmoil. You've never had too many kids, have you?

"Well, yes, I do."

"... yes, yes, yes"

Miliu's eyes glistened as if he had flickered something.

"Hey, Faria."

"What is it?"

I had a bad feeling, and Faria was flabbergasted.

"Marriage to Setuna, that you don't have to give up"

"Ha!?

"Yeah, yeah, nothing's wrong!

"No, well... yeah"

Sheila was okay with something. It looked like she was, but it seemed like she decided to accept Miliu's drawn conclusions.

It's not that I'm bound by marriage - it's not an atmosphere that can be described as anything like that, but Faria continued to follow the walk between Setuna and Eryl Alm while being flushed by Miliu's condition.