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

"Bringing Mizgaris to life......!?

The opinions expressed by Niewehein made the period between the Righteous Saints noisy. That would be the case, too. Almost everyone in the Ritsuko wanted Mizgaris to be cut off, and naturally, because they thought it should be. The argument was therefore as to the extent to which the collaborators to be cut along with Mizgaris would be delivered, rather than the cutting of Mizgaris. It would be outside since, for example, keeping Mizgaris alive.

Even Viceroy Nina, for a moment, made her expression strong enough. Nina is also the owner of the idea that Mizgaris should be mutilated. Nina is not the only one. Almost everyone, except Niewe and Illicia, hopes so. Everyone on this occasion understands that to denounce the Emperor was by far a heavy sin, and that it is only logical to be convicted. And that sin was enough to deserve an extreme sentence and nothing wrong with Setuna killing it.

In fact, objections continued to be raised to Niewehein's opinion that Mizgaris would not be brought to life.

"He's a big sinner!?

"Your Majesty, I disagree with that"

"Yes, Mizgaris committed the greatest and worst sin in the history of the Empire...! All this, however much His Majesty the Emperor thinks, is unacceptable!

Mills and Elix are not the only ones. Almost all of the leaders expressed their opposition to Niewehein's opinion. Even Nina and Sir Sanwu look bitter, so it can be taken as a natural reaction.

"I should have been there before. Guilty of Mizgaris means guilty of other things as well. It is not fair to ask only Mizgaris and some things. Imperial law must be fair. Imperial order is made up of fairness."

It was clear to Sethuna that there was some irony in that word of Niewehein. The fact that the Empire puts forth a fair law, while its fruit, is not necessarily fair, is something we can see in view of the half life of a boy named Niewe. Fair enough, at least he never suffered from that position or birth. But it was not only irony that made strong reference to the great fairness set forth by the Imperial Law, but only for him to push through his opinions.

"Needless to say, the Eastern Imperial leadership needs to cut off everything it has given Mizgalis. Naturally, Mills, Elix, Mina are tired."

"I want it. Your Majesty. My sins are not of the kind to be forgiven for winning the war and for the reunification of the empire and for such reasons. Whatever that is, Governor Mills and Governor Elix are the same......!

"Shut up, Mina! I don't know anything about this insider's opinions...!

"Whatever Mizgaris is... we are His Majesty's hands and feet! Does your lord give His Majesty his own hands and feet?

"That's not what I'm saying. Besides, you are not His Majesty's hands and feet. His Majesty's hands and feet are not but those of Sir Sanwu. And Sir Sanwu has been on His Majesty's side since the beginning. Not like you."

"What..."

"Your Majesty, Governor Mills, Governor Elikus says oh, but nothing bothers me. Together with Mizgaris, I ask you to cut us off for our unforgivable sins in the Empire. Otherwise, there can be no true order in the Empire."

Mina reacted extremely ruthlessly to Mills and Elix's objections. She hopes that she will also be tried as a grand criminal in line for Mizgaris, and Mills and Elix think she is guilty of the same crime. If she tries to tease me like that, maybe Mills and Elixirs, who look like heavy towns in the Western Empire, while deeply involved in the establishment of the Mizgaris Empire, can't forgive me.

It is clear to everyone that if Mills and Elikus hadn't been aggressive in lifting Mizgaris, it would have taken at least a little longer to establish the Eastern Empire. Sometimes what Mina doesn't mention there is a well-known fact.

Meanwhile, Niewehein gave a chilling peek at Mina's fever-caged remarks.

"Is it also a statement based on anticipation that the Unity Empire will suffer from a serious shortage of talent as a result?

"... is"

It was a mina with a suspicious look, but Niewehein folded up to say that the reaction was what she had been waiting for.

"I mean, your lord didn't know what the Unified Empire was going to do," he said. If I am excused, I don't care about the rest as long as I can redeem my sins. "

"I didn't say that..."

"That's what your lord meant."

Kneewehein assures me.

"Cutting off everything we have given Mizgaris is synonymous with letting go of all the precious talents of the Eastern Empire, which will form the backbone of a unified empire in the future as well. Then we must recommend the rule of this vast southern continent solely by the current talent of the Western Empire. No, things are more serious. Anyway, we lose Mills and the others who became the pillars of the Western Empire."

"Then the country will stop standing."

If Lancelot opened his mouth, Charlotte must have stared at him. Meatier looks at both of them with a slight glimpse. The sentiment of Sir Sanwu was a reaction clearly conveyed by their likelihood that Mizgaris' presence is unacceptable, but as a position he supports Niewehein.

"Sir Gwangwu is right. But even though the empire's territory is vast, what do you think would happen if we fell short of talent? It is not difficult to imagine that the order of the Empire will collapse and revert to chaos immediately after the Great Collapse. It's not the kind of person who can be at the heart of the Empire, and it takes time to grow it now. In the meantime, the breakdown of order will accelerate. We're not gonna make it."

"So you say you forgive Mizgaris"

Mina ate down. She looks to the Emperor with a strong temper.

"Isn't that a switchover of arguments? Sire."

"You're not."

Kneewehein behaves strictly, exactly like the ruler who unifies this heaven and earth. That would be the word and deed required of Emperor Zaion.

"This is order."

It was as if the Emperor was the order of the Empire itself, and Setsuna felt threatened. If you go too far, it can be dictatorship. Although there were times when the Empire was the autocratic politics of the Emperor, it was a distant past, and now one emperor has not taken the political form of deciding everything. Regardless, even though the emperor's opinions take precedence over anything, time and in some cases, it was said that there were many times even in the days of Siwelhein when the emperor's opinions were overturned.

But if Niewehein calls Mizu order, please.

Doesn't placing an emperor at the root of order mean that?

Most importantly, Setsuna also thought that Niewehein would never run for dictatorship. I am optimistic that it will be convenient to deliver this occasion now.

"To acquit Mizgaris will also have to bring to justice many of the things that followed him. Naturally. I can't, like, let one of him carry all his sins. It is a serious thing in the order of the Empire to make one of him evil and to plead not guilty. You know that, too. Therefore, your Lordship will exonerate all collaborators, including yourself. But then the empire will fall short of talent, and the unity of the continent will remain, and we will lose order."

He moves on extremely rationally.

"So what do I do? It's easy. Forgive Mizgaris, and forgive him likewise all that he has given him."

"No offense... do you say"

"Your Majesty, that's just..."

"If we forgive the emperor as much as we call him, I wonder if that would be the sound of order"

Niewehein seemed to be waiting for such a reaction to echo his opinion, and he nodded to Eagle Deep.

"Uhm. Therefore Mizgaris needs to be redeemed for his sins. Mizgaris is not the only one. I'm going to ask you to redeem your sins for everything you've given him."

What is that method of redemption?

It was an extremely simple thing presented by Niewehein as everyone in the Western Imperial leadership gathered during the Ritsuko swallowed and watched.

"Pledge allegiance to me, and let me work for the unity empire, for the imperial subjects, until my life runs out."