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

"I see. I understand the situation."

It was an act in the Knights headquarters conference room that Knights of Benoagard chief Osfeld Zan-Ward told him about without being cool.

"The Western Zaion Empire sent ships out to the outer sea to make up for the lack of power, he said. Is that what you're saying?

"As you guessed. In terms of the power ratio in the southern continent, we are more underwhelmed. It is only now that we have not developed into a full-scale war because both forces are not stable, but in time we will not be able to do so either. If war becomes authentic, it is more obvious than seeing fire that the difference in power, difference in quantity, will side with the Eastern Empire. And the more disadvantaged we become, the more things will turn from us to the Eastern Empire."

It was Nina Arg-Zaion, Viceroy of the Western Zaion Empire, who returned her pitiful gaze to the Knights Commander. Next door, Sir Kwangwu Lancelot-Garland sits smiling.

"Not if you're holding hands."

That's why Mizu, the archdeacon, rolled out into the outer ocean and asked for power outside the country, she said.

The Knights headquarters conference room was surrounded by a pressing sense of air.

That would be the case, too.

If you wonder if the survival of the Zaion Empire, one of the three main forces that sparked the final war, landed with great power, you came to Benoa in search of it. If you try to be the knights of the Knights of Benoagard who were caught up in the final war and ravaged, they are not honestly acceptable opponents. Regardless, the opponent the Knights fought against is the Vashtarian Community, which does not appear to have fought a single battle with the Zaion Empire, but that is why it is the force that caused the final war. If Zaion and Deal don't move, it's impossible to say that Vashtaria alone could have done something about it.

Of course, it's not much of an Ozfeld who doesn't understand that assumption can't be made. Therefore, Ozfeld was also able to afford to respond to imperial demands.

From the Knights' side, the conference room is attended by three cadres below the head of the regiment and a few full knights. In addition to the head of the regiment, the executives are two deputy heads of the regiment, Sid Zan-Rufaus and Luveris Zan-Finwright. The Orthodox Knights present were the Knights who participated in the Floods Investigation Unit and were transported to attend the meeting, as if the three of them were asking about the circumstances of the Empire.

Setuna and Rem were also requested to attend, and this was acknowledged. Rather than the Knights side, they seem to have a strong desire to see it calmly in a position one step away from the Knights and the Empire, both.

Attendees from the Imperial side had a general characterised by a plethora of stored chin mustaches called Rigford Zell-Vandalize besides the archdeacon and Sir Kwangwu. Blunt brilliant eyes were what made me ask for definite intelligence, and seemed like Lancelot with perhaps a floating spot or someone who drew a line with Nina, who was even somewhere pathetic. Setsuna hasn't heard a word with him. Apparently, it turns out from Lancelot's assessment that he's an oligarchy one. He said, silent as a rock.

It was on January 30th that Setuna and the others met Nina face-to-face at the Imperial Army camp on the northern shore of the island of Benoa, three days before now.

Having learned of the circumstances on the part of the Empire in their meeting with Nina, Setuna and the others also understood that the imperial side's request was to secure their power of war. I was relieved that the Empire had not visited the island of Benoa for the purpose of aggression, and although it was able to carry out its mission for the first time, it did not fit well as it did, which led me to continue to talk further and guide the Ninas to Benoa.

The purpose of the Ninas is to secure the strength to defeat the Eastern Empire. To that end, they also asked for a negotiating seat with the prestigious Knights of Benoagard.

"When it turns out this is Benoagard territory, it's a joy."

It was hard to believe by now because Lancelot is what he called a minor condition, but apparently it was true that the Empire appreciated the Knights of Benoagard. I can also ask from the fact that Viceroy Nina is willing to negotiate with the Knights.

The Empire seemed to have a wide information network in the small group of nations. So they were figuring out that the Knights of Benoagard had mighty power.

'If we could mount cooperation with the Knights, we would also be able to buy some time. In the meantime we will further enrich our forces of war and discuss the Eastern Empire'

The words Nina said with strong determination pass the back of her brain.

"Sorry about my brother, but Niewe is everything to me."

I guess that's how I dyed my cheeks to look at Setsuna's face and be ashamed of him because Setsuna and Niewe look the same, but he couldn't help but see Nina as a pretty woman. That's not what I enjoyed because when Nina fell in love with me, Lem would poke me.

I was to guide the Ninas to Benoa because I was certain that even if I did not guide them, I would arrive on my own, and, more importantly, because Frodo thought it would be in the Knights' interest to enter into a cooperative relationship with the Empire. The Empire's three proud super ships Adelhein and the big trunk lines Cyril Roner and Melissa Noah can be an overwhelming force on their own. We can exert pressure just by floating by the sea. Plus, it's not impossible to attack from above the ship.

(Also, if you get the ship, you can fulfill the purpose of the Knight of Honor.)

I couldn't wait to hear Flood whisper like that.

"So much difference in power?

Ozfeld's question was the best.

As far as believing in the Nina's story, it was supposed to be Niewe who became emperor first. Niewe became emperor, aroused and ran to the Southern Zaion continent to establish order. It was a flow of arrowheads, suddenly Mizgaris referred to the legitimacy of the succession to the throne and said that he was the one who deserved the emperor, etc. And Mizgaris, who became emperor, set up a country that would become an eastern Zaion empire.

Is it possible that Niewe's Western Zaion Empire will lose out on the battlefield?

"Mizgaris, the emperor of the Eastern Zaion Empire, was originally the man who was the supreme and heavenly lord of the Three Dukes and Five Dukes. Its power, its voice and its people's aspirations are beyond the reach of His Majesty, who was once only the Lord of the Fight. If he condemned His Majesty's succession to the throne and declared that he was the rightful heir to the throne, he knew there would be many things to endorse."

"Still, His Majesty Niewehein was declared successor to the throne"

"It was only because Father was clear, and someone had to stand up to save the imperial people gasping at the chaos and disaster of imperial territory. There were times when neither Mizgaris nor anyone was trying to be an emperor... but it took a pillar of emperor to bring order to the imperial territory"

Nina looked difficult. Even for her, Niewe's becoming emperor in itself may not have been a pleasure. In Niewe's memory, she had a look on her face that could be as happy as being with Niewe. Neewe didn't seem tired of it, but Nina was happy, at least as far as Setsuna could tell. That's when Niewe suddenly declared herself emperor. If you become an emperor, you will have a position and it will be difficult to deal with it as before. It was only natural that she should have some idea of Niewe's succession to the throne.

Of course, with her, it's not like she doesn't understand Niewe's ambitions.

Men's dreams and women's happiness are elsewhere.

"If Mizgalis hadn't even risen, His Majesty, the Southern Zaion continent would have been ruled by order"

"I mean, as long as we defeat the Eastern Empire, we'll stabilize," he said.

"That's what I'm saying"

Lancelot opened his mouth trying to supplement Nina, who told Sid's question with a bitter face.

"That's why we wanted power, we tried to reconcile the people who made it to the Eastern Empire, but, well, it was impossible."

So you looked out into the ocean.

"Fortunately, to the west was Adelhein, which Master Yelkheim was secretly building, and His Majesty to the east - that is, because you were turning a dozen ships to the west from the city facing the sea. I had the means to row out to the sea."

From Lancelot's story, he reminded me of the possibility that Niewe had anticipated the establishment of the Eastern Empire, or the rise of Mizgaris. He said Niewe had turned the ship to the west on the east side. After Niewe's declaration of succession to the throne, it was hard to think of just the reason why the newly imperial city was on the western side of the southern continent. Mizgaris, who would have been in the east, rebelled, foresaw the possibility of an armed bee, and secured the ship alone? Because Niewe is not the best. Without the ship, we would not have been able to ask the outer sea for power.

"From there, in a series of ordeals, we finally got here."

"That's a long way to go, but"

"But?"

"As you are aware, Benoagard is also currently in a difficult situation that is never stable."

So it was Sid who quietly started explaining. As if the hard part was Sid's decision to speak.

"From the" Great Destruction ”to today, it was okay to say that there were no days to rest my heart. It can be said that I have been able to sleep safely recently. As such, the situation in Benoagard was not good."

"That's what I hear"

"The Knights never have much fighting power either, and there is something about homeland defense. Yes, well, there's no such thing as a situation where you can lend your strength."

"Hmm..."

To Sid's explanation, Nina was listening with a sincere look.

"Why don't you do something about it..."

Lancelot eats down.

"Aren't we talking about the thirteenth knight among the Knights having a mighty power on top of this? With the help of all the thirteen knights, let's defeat the Eastern Empire."

"Sir Kwangwu. Come on, it's too light."

"That's rude."

Lancelot, stared at by Nina, reacted like she was frightened.

Even if you look at the two of them like that, the Jawbeard General doesn't make it slight. What does it mean not to even make a statement? There's about as much to the oligarchy, but there's just the majesty of being silent, so maybe there's nothing wrong with that. His presence, his intimidation alone, makes his presence on the imperial side intense.

"As you well know, there are only five of those thirteen knights."

"What... five...? You mean five knights?

"Yes."

Ozfeld tried and nodded calmly.

"Six of us, including our great Knights Commander, have been a noble sacrifice to protect the world."

And he told Nina and the others how the following six came to an end: Failing Zan-Cruise.