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

The war situation was never fragrant.

The enemy is a divine man of thirty thousand.

Though strength is the variation, it can be said that even a low strength divine person has so much power that it cannot be compared to most imperial demons. An all-powerful combat personnel with stretchy, multifaceted means of attack using a changing flesh and carrying out not only close combat, but also ranged combat, that is the Divine Man. Normal people can't get fat first, even if they're not armed summoners.

With that circumstance in mind, Malik allowed the armed summoners of Lyohan to remain primarily on the defense of Yamagata Street, leaving only the powerful on the battlefield. President of the Continental Summoners Association and armed summoners qualified to open classrooms. Some old summoners have just retired from the Guardian Peak Samurai Corps. Anyway, only an armed summoner who seemed to be able to expect some effect was following Malik and others and hitting the interception of the Divine Man.

Malik leads the family from Mizu.

The Spirits of the Seven Pillars remained excited about this battle, which should also be their first joint operation with Malik, and overwhelmed the Divine Man with rising power. They are usually all over Lyohan and spend all their time maintaining the Protective Order. It would also be a build-up of depression. In that sense, I didn't think Malik would have to thank him for this sudden development. The Seven Spirits will not rebel against Malik's orders, and will abide by them absolutely, but that is not why they have no feelings for each of them. It was no surprise that some people were dissatisfied with the days of just spending their strength to protect Lyohan. The best way to clear up such discontent and depression is to dissipate the power. If your opponent is a divine man and an enemy coming this way, you're just right to hit the force.

A fist swung out by the flaming demon Varga with a laugh calls for an explosion of flames, swallowing dozens of divine men and stopping their feet. There, a stone spear created by the Duke Dryon protruded from the ground, skewering the divine man. Some of the dozens are pierced “nuclei” and cause the flesh to collapse.

When the water spirit Euslis froze the moisture in the atmosphere while flirting with the divine men in movements like running water, the wind sperm Jaha manipulated the atmosphere, creating a whirlpool of storms. Heavy snowstorms wind up, icing over a hundred divine men and throwing them high in the air. At that moment, Menea the Thunderbeast, which became a thunderbolt of a strip, rushed through and followed and destroyed the divine man who turned him into an ice statue. Some of them collapsed, but mostly start restoring. The divine man plays infinitely if he does not destroy the "nucleus”.

The light dragon Vragal and the dark god Zemis swallow numerous divine men by causing a storm of light and darkness in a way that is as if they were attacking each other. Their perniciousness is not what started right now, and so there's nothing to say. In the end, we can't destroy each other or anything, so just let it be. And for them, that's the way to clear up their anger. There is no problem.

I reconsider that there must be no harm done to the inhabitants of Lyohan because of the depression of the Seven Spirits, and that they should not be thankful.

Malik himself was in the middle of the battlefield.

In the human age, the technology I learned as an armed summoner was now unusable, having become a god. It's not the problem that the seven Summoning Armed Elemental Sevens I used a lot can't be summoned. The art of armed summoning, which is the art of human handling, is unusable to him, who is God. The spiritual power used to exercise the art of armed summoning was born and dwelt only in the flesh of the living, and could not be born in His flesh, God.

That's why there was no such thing as a loss of fighting power. Rather, it should be said that it is much stronger than in the human age. It's not even comparable.

Just waved his hand to gently stroke the void, distorting the space and causing shock waves to roll. The shockwave swept through the rough earth, blowing up multiple divine men along with the dirt and sand, helping to widen the distance to Lyohan, but it can't be a fatal blow. But if the divine man reaches Lyohan, it's over, so I can't say enough that it doesn't make sense. Stoppings are effective.

The victory condition is the main force domination of the Divine Army Corps and the withdrawal of the Divine Army will be decisive. It was the Phalia and Lyohan armies that did it, and Malik should have focused on Lyohan's defense. Fortunately, Reinforcements are on their way to Lyohan. The genus Dragon, led by Ramles-Syfa Dorrus, is approaching Malik's sensing range at a tremendous rate. I'm sure he sensed the emergence of a divine man and perceived the crisis in Lyohan.

(And...)

Malik had just one more thing to feel.

The mighty power that ran through the earth, which should be called this Vashtarian continent, was once very similar to what he had felt in the human age. One scale of power that the gods fear only.

Isn't he in this land?

Though I came to think of it that way, I didn't tell Faria because I had no certainty. Hope without certainty turns to despair if it was just an overthought. Especially since she has such strong feelings for him. You will rejoice in knowing that he is in this land, but if that was a mistake, then your disappointment in Malik would not be half as bad either.

Uncertain information should not be spoken of.

Malik focused on reducing the number of enemies anyway while blowing out a bunch of divine men in shockwaves, or letting the light of divine authority fall in a linear fashion. The Allied Armed Summoners are at their best because they can finally destroy or stop a single Divine Person in more than one person. Only Malik and the Seven Spirits can destroy the Divine Man in large numbers.

If the fight prolongs, that's all we'll be at a disadvantage.

Neither can the Maliks use their power unlimited. It does have enormous power. But it is something to spend on Lyohan's protection, not something you can use up to destroy the Divine Man. That is why we cannot allow the proximity of the divine man to Lyohan, and when we did so, we had to use our power. Malik's thought was to bite into a situation where he had the mighty power but could not freely use it.

The power of God is immense in comparison with divine men and so forth. The attacks of the gods can't hurt Malik or anything. No matter how powerful the divine man is. A divine man of unparalleled strength has challenged Malik, but Malik destroyed it without incident.

Divine men are nothing but beings bathed in divine authority and transformed.

It is not the enemy of God.

Nevertheless, when it comes to the number of thirty thousand, it's not the story. When it comes to wiping it out completely, we have to squander our uninterrupted power. So Malik has to be passive. Draining power in vain is not a joy to God Him. It is even possible that we will not be able to continue to protect Lyohan.

Eventually, when Ramles showed up and the Dragon genus followed down to the battlefield in southern Lyohan, the situation slightly improved. The growls of the dragons become magic and blow away, blowing up and ravaging the hordes of divine men. And it happened.

The compressed divine authority emanating from the far northeast battlefield became the greatest light to reach Lyohan. It was an event during which Malik was kicking the divine man. An attack aimed directly at Mount Lyov. Malik, although he instantly developed his boundaries, could not cover all of Mount Lyov. He was further away than Mount Lyov. For that matter, I needed a distance. And that's how strong the junction gets.

The light seemed to have struck Mount Lyov directly.

But it didn't.

Rumless protected me.

If the Dragon King of the Three Kingdoms, known as the Mad King of Ethereal Clothes, had the power of a pillar, it would not have been impossible to receive enough divine authority to wipe out Mount Lyov.

Problem is, after that.

Again, the light of divine authority emitted from the battlefield in the northeast was once again prevented by Ramles, and Lyohan was spared from extinction. That's good. If you're rambless, you deserve it. If you're the Dragon King of the Three Kingdoms, it's natural to do that. But shortly afterwards, a number of gods on the battlefield of the Maliks suddenly became ferocious. Low-strength divine men multiplied their full power in their bodies, and built a body as immense as a mountain to high-strength divine men.

"Oh, what happened?

"Nah, aren't you getting stronger?

"Russia, I'm rolling."

"Isn't that just you?

"Ha-ha-ha."

"What's wrong with you?"

While the Seven Spirits were arguing at each other, they were fighting against a divine man who had been strengthened to an unparalleled extent before, but for the first time in that battle, they could not afford it as before. When it comes to manipulating them in any way, which is the family of God, you can see that they have become very vicious.

The light of divine authority, prevented by Ramles, poured down around Lyohan as rain of light. At that time, Malik confirms with his eyes that he has also descended numerous times around this battlefield, expanding his boundaries to avoid hitting allies. Even though Ramles prevented a direct hit on Lyohan, the power had not been killed. And its undead power acted on more than 20,000 divine men.

If you think about it, you don't know.

As Malik circled his gaze in an attempt to lower the armed summoners, he saw multiple divine men fly up high in the air and up Mountain Gate Street, wondering if they had grown wings from their backs. Though Malik unleashed his divine authority and shot down about three bodies, the number of winged divine men was not more than ten times as numerous and instantly annihilable. And even with interceptions from Yamagata Street, it's visible that they can't be defeated.

(As it is......!

Shortly after Malik thought of the damage to Mountain Gate Street in his brain, a dozen divine men suddenly fell to the ground. Even though we haven't made it to Yamagata Street. It wasn't Malik's attack, it wasn't the attack of the Seven Spirits, it wasn't the armed summoners that shot him down. It's like I don't know what happened. Then the rest of the winged gods also followed and fell to the earth, beheaded further down, or torso severed, or “nucleus” destroyed and collapsed away.

If you look, there were countless black shadows rampaging around in the hordes of divine men.

Those red shining eyes of black shadows reminded Malik of who he was.

Setsuna.