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

This was the case when it came to Nileya-Dee and Third-Zahm, staff officers with samurai generals, against the bewildered Alva.

"Lady Vistendahl is also being chased by the samurai general's fierce duties every day. It also often becomes a slate between the will of the goddess of war and the intention of the Miyama Conference."

'The depression accumulated in the accumulation in doing so must be cleared up somewhere. I mean, we've been waiting for these opportunities.'

Naturally, Alva also knew that the culminating samurai general of the Guardian Peak Samurai Corps was a tremendous fierce duty, and he understood that the position of Vicendahl sandwiched between the somewhat dreamer part of the goddess of war and the Miyama Conference, a realism to perfection, was painful.

The fact that the daily build-up of intense duties accumulates an indifference that even personalities like Vistendahl do not want to process is not unconvincing either.

Instead, I didn't even feel somewhat relieved to learn that there was such a part of Vistendahl.

Nevertheless, why is it you who can be pushed to substitute for the Samurai Admiral for that depression?

I didn't run out of questions about Alva.

"That's who you expect to stand behind the Guardian Peak Samurai in the future."

is Nireya-Dee. Wearing a decorative subpoena arm, she dances on the battlefield trying to rock its rich breasts. The same staff member, Third-Zahm, was a user of short-bowed subpoenaed armaments, and he was thoroughly covered by Alva.

"At least, Master Vistendahl sees Captain Alva as his successor."

So do you want me to serve as a samurai general?

When Alva understood the subtleties, she had no choice but to take on the role.

Nothing else can replace the Samurai Admiral. At least none of the captains of the Guardian Peak Samurai have more command than Alva.

If you think of the faces of the captains of the mighty guardian samurai, there's nothing more to Alva than defeat.

I don't have the hand to leave it to the superior position, the goddess of war proxy, but in addition to the major role of goddess of war proxy, I can't help but think it's just awful to push even the role of samurai general.

Therefore, when he also assumed the role of Samurai Admiral, he continued to attack the enemy forces while making every effort to keep abreast of the movements of each unit of the Guardian Peak Samurai Corps.

While attacking enemies, taking command of allied forces is not an easy thing, fortunately, his summoning armed Rainbow Canon was a high-performance weapon that would only shoot out enemies if they were just shooting clutteringly. As a result, he was able to carry his enemies, while paying attention to the teams of the Guardian Peak Samurai.

As far as he could see, one of the ten units of the Guardian Peak Samurai Corps had been impressed by the struggle of all the squads, the captains, and had been able to fight without any fear or notice before the hordes of Divine Soldiers.

Mirka-High End, led by 2nd Squad, tied up and showed multiple beastly Divine Soldiers on the Whip Summoning Armed Eternal Line, added intensive attacks by the various Summoning Armed of the squadrons, which quickly collapsed the flesh of the Divine Soldiers. The collaboration of the second squad is extremely sophisticated by the disciplined Mirka-High End.

Squad 3 and Squad 4 were either compatible with each other or had teamwork between the squads. We were building a front to make up for each other's shortfalls, and for the first time in that battle, Alva also narrowed her eyes.

Squad Five was a Ranged Attack Unit led by Captain Hugh Longlaw, starting with Hugh Longlaw's wand-shaped Summoning Army Flame Lotus, and the Summoning Army of the squadrons were all specializing in Ranged Attacks. It was therefore particularly located in the rear of the ten Guardian Peak Samurai Regiments, with the support of each unit.

The great character of the captain also has a great influence on the squadrons, and may therefore have no problems working with each squad.

Squad Six is led by Sig-Randahar. Captain Sig-Randahar was the beastly beastly beast beast bearer of his eyes, whether ordinary or wartime, and of a belligerent character. Anyway, let's just say you fight your enemies directly and make it worth your life to kill them.

Squad Six itself reflected the character of the captain, and was a unit specializing in melee combat, not considering any cooperation with or support for other squads.

For this reason, Squad Six is the most prominent of the 10 Guardian Peak Samurai Squads, and their struggle is awesome.

Especially Sig-Randahar's battle. He looks like a god. He cuts into enemy formation with the duplicity of Taiko Summon Armed Straight One, Song Knife Summon Armed Evercrest, and raises a large number of Divine Soldiers to a blood festival.

Nothing is more than Squad Six, whose nature is strongly influenced by the character of the captain who leads the squad. It is the influence of the captain, Mirka-High End, that the cooperation of the second squad is skillful, and the friendliness of the third and fourth squads has to do with the compatibility of the captains with each other.

The fact that Squad Seven often acts with Squad Nine is also a colorful reflection of the relationship between the captains.

Captain Saras-Natal is the person who taught Captain Nine Orpha-Sandy the art of armed subpoena and is a mentorship. Orfa-Sandy therefore had full confidence in Saras-Natal, and Orfa-Sandy, who also ascended from his students to his captain, was a proud apprentice.

Such a relationship between the two had improved the compatibility of the teams themselves, and for that reason, the collaboration was just as good.

Squad Eight is a gathering of combat fanatics, second only to Squad Six. Captain Lidney-Faulken was in tune with Sig-Randahar and rarely competed with each other in battlefield for results. In fact, even on this battlefield, Lidnie-Folken was cutting right into the middle of the enemy line when he lost to Sig-Randahar.

I guess there's no way that the nature of the 8th squad led by such a captain resembles the 6th squad. However, unlike Squad Six, Squad Eight also had supportive capabilities, as well as squadrons specializing in ranged attacks. Lydney-Faulken does not find the flavor of battle only in melee combat.

Squad 10, led by Captain No. 10 Irdolk-Wesan, was drawn to the serene character of the captain or the very nature of the squad was serene. It should be extremely difficult to remain calm on the battlefield, but Squad Ten always maintains a certain serenity.

Irdolk-Wesan himself is a user of the Great Hammer Earth and specializes in melee combat, but by the nature of the Tenth Squad, he rarely meant to come forward. The squadrons had users of summoning armies who specialize in support, as well as rare healing abilities, and Squad Ten was often located rearward among the Guardian Peak Samurai.

Even in this fierce battle, it would not be an exaggeration to say that the Tenth Squad, which does not break the ranks of the Squad and is dedicated to the support of each Squad and the treatment of the wounded, is a force beneath the edge.

Alva has to look at the situation of each team with such a rich character and give instructions according to the war situation.

(So far, there is no need for it…)

The battle has just begun.

This death fight will continue until the entry group succeeds in breaking into Narunnirnol and defeating the Lion God Emperor.

It's no surprise that there's been a big change in the war situation somewhere, and one of the ten teams may be stuck in a predicament.

When that happens, no, it's the important mission imposed on Alva to arrange not to.