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

'Apparently they've moved... but this one doesn't have to do anything?

"There will be no such thing. I just thought it might be too late to see how she got out and then judge."

Mayuri God has spoken with some anxiety, it would have been nice to see soldiers who say that the enemy army has begun marching but who do not move a step further than their own main army.

But Ein naturally understands that, too.

The overall view of the vast but limited battlefield is clearly captured. It also means that from the position of the main army, through a triple spear-like march path, to the three battlefields, beyond which lies the dominion of the enemy forces.

However, we did not even know the details of the enemy's headquarters or how the enemy troops had divided and placed their troops.

Even if we look at the plate of light on which the information on the battlefield is projected, it is clear that it is the state of its own army, and we do not know for sure what the enemy army looks like until it is approached somewhat.

It was natural when it came to the obvious.

This is not the case, such as a situation where all enemy information can be perfectly captured.

Assume a variety of situations from the information obtained, assemble tactics and lead them to victory.

That's the role of the warrior, and he's here.

With the power of Narforn, it would not be impossible to leave the information of the enemy allies in a state of complete disclosure, but the essence of the military master Allegria-Scene must have created this restraint on the battle and laid down such a format.

And she also shouldn't have a perfect idea of how this one is doing.

Otherwise, it won't be a reciprocal battle.

Because if it's not a reciprocal battle, you can't judge which one is a better tactician and deserves a successor to a military master.

If she's allegria-scene, she should be detained there.

This was also one of the judgments made as a military master Ayn-Lanadies, a conclusion derived from information about a human being named Allegria-Scene.

Ein is now fighting the warrior Allegrian-Scene, not the god general Narforn.

It was just then that the enemy troops split their troops into three parts and entered the Trident, and finally, Ain's army moved out.

The triangle was addressed to each of the three units, which made a battle allocation that was not an exaggeration when it came to the basic lines of tactics.

On the march road on your right, troops centered on infantry. The path of depression and lush forests is because even marching is difficult for cavalry and bowshooting archers is difficult to effect.

In the middle march path, troops centered on cavalry. On the rock, but just because a giant rock became a shield and existed, the road was never narrow, and for a cavalry to rush through, it was hit and put on.

Apparently, it has been found during the first battle that the cavalry is vulnerable to archers as a fundamental principle of this battle, as laid down by Narforn.

The cavalry is strong against infantry and vulnerable to archers.

Infantry is strong against archers and vulnerable to cavalry.

Archers are strong against cavalry and vulnerable to infantry.

It is on this battlefield that such fundamentals as play work.

To keep each soldier alive, we should have moved to avoid hitting him with the weaker soldier species, and it was only on the battlefield that the weaker soldier species did not like.

In other words, in the woods, in the rocks, it was a battlefield that archers were not good at, and if they were to distribute cavalry, it would have been a good idea to either.

But that's a basic tactic, and we should assume that the opponent is taking a similar tactic.

So Ein thought about it and waited for the enemy to move.

Since the enemy forces moved out and the policy was revealed, they moved out because they can't grasp this measure.

Finally, on the march road on his left, he hit a unit formed around the archers. The marshes are terrain that neither infantry nor cavalry are good at. Taking a foot in the swamp is the same thing as archers, but archers have a range.

A marshy, shielded, non-existent space would allow archers to unfortunately demonstrate their abilities.

If the enemy forces are to deploy a cavalry-centric force in the marshes, the archers must attack with overwhelming fire and seize victory.

Most importantly, as I mentioned earlier, Allegria should also be foreseeable, such as its degree of thought.

In the first place, it is the principles of the battlefield that she conceived, and the battlefield itself, which she imagined and created. She should know where and which kind of soldiers are best to hand out.

There's nothing I can do about all that.

but even if she wasn't the creator of this battlefield, there was no doubt that she would have come to the same conclusion as Ein.

If you point an infantry-centric unit at the forest, you will distribute cavalry on the rocks and archers on the marshes.

The usual tactics collide, and the sight of a normal battlefield unfolds beneath your eyes.

"But it looks like this is the one being pushed."

Mayuri, God was right.

In each of the three marches, the enemy army was more overwhelming because it did not move until the full story of the enemy army was revealed.

Forests, rocks, marshlands - if we are to develop the basic tactic of providing troops with the main axis of the soldier species we each specialize in in in three battlefields where we have a clear lack of skill, naturally it is something that we can create a more advantageous war situation by moving ahead.

And if opposing forces collide with each other, it is also good to say that the forces that were able to create a more favourable situation can more favorably deploy the battle.

On the three battlefields, each unit's late arrival makes the war worse, while the Mayuri God can't help but worry.

but to Ein, it was all just the way it was supposed to be.

The delay in each unit was also to see the enemy's distribution of power, and that's why we made the move. And it turned out as expected, with corresponding damage in each respect.

And when Ein saw that the three marching paths were dominated by the enemy forces and pushed against the allied main force, he laughed inside.

Everything is as you read it.

Enemy forces are on the lookout for Ayn army headquarters. There was no stray whatsoever in the arduous march as if he were only contemplating attacking the main army and killing the general.

There, I don't see the allegria.

Extremely cautious, she is better at defending than attacking, and it is rare to say that her mastery of tactics, especially with regard to cage castle warfare, is no exaggeration but Ayn's.

But that would be why there would be a gap in it.

"Can you win with this?

"Well, watch it."

Ein was looking elsewhere at the anxiety of the Mayuri God, the enemy army coming into avalanche in the main formation.

The guardianship of the main force is by no means thin. Of the half a million in all armies, fifty thousand is divided into the main defense.

The opposing enemy forces are about 200,000.

On top of numbers, enemy forces are more overwhelming. Mayuri, it is only natural for God to be anxious.

But that's when.

Three hundred thousand of our own troops have besieged the two hundred thousand enemies that have fallen into the avalanche.

Fifty thousand of our main defense and three hundred thousand soldiers who were lying on the ground.

Brilliant, showing two hundred thousand enemy troops pinched, it struck hard and quickly destroyed them.