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

On the day the total offensive of the Western Zaion Empire was launched, Niewehein Leighnas-Zaion was not at Shiwel End, the Imperial capital.

It's a total attack.

More clashes must be fought near the border to the point of being awesome than we know the East is mobilizing all its forces everywhere to detect this move and counter the forces of the West. That's total force. You can call it a showdown. West and east, it was a battle that risked each other's survival. They are hitting each other with all their power.

Under such circumstances, it was not the case that I was drawn to the Imperial Capital on the grounds that I was an emperor.

More importantly, he is an emperor as well as one of the precious forces of war. Whether he was on the front line or not, the war situation could have changed.

No, of course, there can't be enough power for him personally to move the whole war situation. But I understand that as much as one battlefield, one unit wins or loses, it will be able to change. So he was on the front line and moving to provide support for the Allied forces.

Neither his proximity, that is, Sir Sanwu, nor the archdeacon, who holds the full authority of the army, welcomed Niewehein's actions. Naturally, there are serious things like emperors coming forward and waving their blades from the ground up. If you are attacked and only wounded, yet, if your life is otherwise, at that moment, the collapse of the front begins. The defeat of the Western Empire begins. At the rear, it's best to wait, believing in reports of victory.

That's how much Kneewehein is going to understand.

But his sense of responsibility had already reached its limits.

Since the emperor's proclamation, for more than two years he has entrusted too many things to others. That's true with regard to government, and that's true with regard to the military. It is always the numerous unknown generals who put their lives at the forefront, and the blood of those unknown names that are shed on the battlefield has continued to protect the Western Empire.

The Emperor only receives reports about the number of victories and defeats and casualties in battles around them. Nothing more or less. Just a report. I can't even think about what to do from there, etc. There are no tactics or strategies in the battle to protect the border. There was nothing like pinching my mouth at a repetition of never-ending skirmishes. Just fighting for nothing, bleeding for nothing. No, never, not meaningless. It's not pointless, but I can't even say it makes sense.

I have no doubt that those blood are redeemed for the peace of the Western Empire subjects because of the order of the Western Empire, but the more I think about it, the deeper it gets.

An unnecessary battle.

Useless damage.

Meaningless sacrifice.

If the Empire were one, it would be blood that never flowed. It's a life that was never lost. It's a price you didn't have to pay.

He therefore believed that the southern continent needed to be reunified as soon as possible, and he tried to do everything he could to do so. But with the power that could be had, with the handkerchief in his hand, he could not even find a formula to defeat the eastern power and unify the continent.

I kept skirmishing for nearly two years without finding it.

How much blood was shed on the front line?

It's a skirmish. There may have been battles where no blood would have flown, no one would have been hurt. Neither the west nor the east put their main hips into a battle with unchanged results, and they may have folded somewhere between themselves. I also know that there is actually such a story. Somewhere, however, someone was hurt and undoubtedly falling, and it was not even necessary to think that the pile was up to a huge number.

It was no longer possible to pull back to Imperial Capital and listen only to reports.

I can't stand it.

I know and understand that it is the role of the emperor to endure. I know. But still, in this total battle, in the total attack, that was not possible.

In this battle, the future of the Western Empire will be determined.

And there is certainty that we will win this fight.

But no, that's why he thought he had to go all the way to the front line.

The emperor didn't even want to think about it when he said it was a total battle and he had to listen only to reports that arrived from all over the place.

The Emperor is the pillar of the Empire. Heaven and earth itself. You can call it God.

Then it is also the emperor's likeness to fight as the norm of an imperial general?

Shaking up a similar argument, he went to the battlefield with Sir Sanwu. No longer did the archdeacon stop him either. Nothing understands the emperor's psychological state better than the archdeacon. She must have known how Niewehein felt and therefore thought she could not be stopped. If you ask me in, he knows you're going to the front line.

'But never leave Sir Sanwu. Are you sure?

Nina, having pushed that caution, had she tried to make it Niewehein, it naturally should have been and she had no grievances whatsoever.

Sir Sanwu had also asked Nina to stand up for the Emperor but protect him, but they reacted with them, who recognized it as their role and did not have to be asked. Nina had to sit back on the main line near the front line to play her role as archdeacon, and I guess that's why she asked Sir Sanwu to talk to her about Niewehein, but naturally, such a worry can only be unnecessary.

In addition to Sir Sanwu, the army directly under Sir Sanwu has acted on Niwahein, who has reached the front line. The Flash Blade crowd led by Sir Shinwu, the Light Reason Sword led by Sir Kenwu (Kourinoken), and the Divine Commando led by Sir Kwangwu were all elites among the West Empire elites, and could be called the strongest formation of the West Empire. It would go without saying how useless it is to let the Emperor play with those people, albeit for the Emperor's personal protection.

If you are going to wage a total battle, putting the elites in those elites on the battlefield is a good idea. Instead, if you want to put in all your power, leave them in the Imperial Capital, etc., outside. Whether or not to put them on the battlefield should have changed this damage a lot.

That's why I have the feeling.

As long as we let the Emperor play with the elite among the West Empire elites, we should get out of the emperor's ranks.

That should reduce the burden on the front line a little bit.

Besides, if the enemy knew there was an emperor on the front line, the upset would run. There may be a move to focus your power there. In that case, it's the pot that Niewehein thinks it is.

The antagonistic state collapses at that moment because we are doing everything we can to each other and bumping into each other everywhere. Of course, the concentration of enemy forces is not an extreme difficulty for this one, but at the same time, it will be an extremely difficult situation for the enemy. We're going to be moving the forces everywhere. If so, what happens? On all fronts, the western dominance will multiply.

Most importantly, if you think about it, even if the Emperor finds out he's on the front line, there's no way he can move troops everywhere.

Isn't it the mountain of Sekiyama that brings the power of the land together?

"What do you think?

"Well, I guess so."

Lancelot-Gerland affirmed in a bitter way.

Perhaps he didn't want to laugh, either, at the question of getting to the battlefield.

"Even if it turns out His Majesty is on the front line, it will take a considerable amount of time for it to pass on to all the enemy's armies. And we can't move the whole army just to discuss His Majesty, as soon as we have the information."

"Besides, aren't we supposed to win this one by then?

"... is that so too"

Niewehein gave a small nod to Charlotte-Morgana and Meetia Armahal-Ranasiera's respective opinions, thoughts.

So is that.

By the time it passes to all the enemy's armies, Zaius the Imperial Capital will have fallen, as Kneewehain turns out to be on the front line.

Now that the west and east are scattering sparks, the imperial capital, Zaius, is equally empty.

Regardless, it will retain some defensive force, but not in huge numbers, as usual. If we divide so much power into imperial defenses, we will not be able to prevent a total attack in the west.

Also, suppose the Eastern Empire was able to grasp our sincerity.

If we divide our forces for imperial defense, we will fail to prevent the total attack of the Western Empire and allow the Western Empire to advance fast. The Eastern Empire will continue to pull down the front and continue to lose its national territory. And any day will have to perish in imperial defense.

Yes, it is.

(For this sincerity, you can't even notice it.)

If you're not a god, there's no way you can tell that a total attack is a positive move, etc.