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

That's it.

So, Nargareth laughed a lot.

A laugh that really seems happy must be his genuine expression.

I don't underestimate Faria, I don't overvalue her, I just admire her purely.

To Faria, that could not have been thought of as a truly Laksas-Zanaf-Bargasaar-like reaction.

She was assistant captain of the Royal SS "Lion's Tail," in "The Lion's Tail," and should have been a person who was deeply involved with Laxus after Ruufa. At least, Setuna and Laxus would have spoken a lot less times and time than Faria's.

Setuna had her role as captain divided between Faria, assistant captain, and Ruufa, deputy captain. Meetings such as those bringing together Royal SS executives were also rarely faced by Setuna.

Setuna had been relieved of most of her duties as captain because she was expected to contribute to victory as Gandia's strongest force than to serve as captain.

And Setsuna's treatment, even if he was slapped in the pussy with his reluctance, was also guaranteed by his repeated martial arts, his brilliant performance.

So nobody complained one thing, and I hardly ever heard a pussy.

Rather, Laxus and Michelle were more concerned about Setuna's burden, and Faria and Ruufa were frightened.

Yes, Gandhia was a good country.

And she narrowed her eyes, thinking as if, and remembering the pain of a thorn stabbing in the back of her chest.

A few times in the blink of an eye, Nargareth's sword flashed, and each time a tremendous clash and shock blew. Because I took Nargareth's sword attack in the Aurora Storm, and I played it, and I shouted it. Sparks scattered and thunderbolts roared.

Regardless, we were not just attacking the enemy.

Faria fired a lightning arrow as her opponent shook his sword as she ejected a crystal bit as Nargareth's sword struck out. When Nargareth instantly succumbs and thunderstorms, Faria is also jumping away.

Nargareth goes after Faria. Then an arrow of thunder struck its back hard. A small explosion occurs continuously, and the servant god general also falls slightly out of shape.

The arrow that Nargareth avoided was bounced back into the crystal bit and struck its back. Of course, it's the result of Faria's aim.

And it's not Faria who misses the moment she's disfigured by the chain of small explosions. Without watermark, expand the crystal bits to the left and right of the Aurora Storm body to reinforce the wings. All crystals excite and accelerate amplification of thunder light.

"Oh, good."

Nargareth got back on her feet. A caged word of strong emotion also pierces Faria's ear deeply.

"This is it."

Faria unleashed a thunderbolt full of Aurora Storm without worrying that Nargareth would stare straight at this one. A huge amount of thunder smears the vision pale. A storm of electric heat that shook the surrounding atmosphere, at one point, converged into Nargareth, can only be described as a crimp.

But Faria watched as Nargareth set up a great shield in the middle of her pale-stained vision, and that's why she immediately flew off the scene and failed to see the end of the electric heat storm.

The explosions and scattered flashes echoing among shield gods are a great show of Aurora Storm's destructive power. But she understood it would end pointlessly, and, in fact, she was right.

When the explosion stops, a full stream of smoke flows.

Then, there, naturally, stood the intact Nargareth.

"Faria."

It is the fruit of Laksas Zanaf-Bargazar, a god general who presides among shield gods and once captain of the king's shielding Lion's Fang.

It was not difficult to imagine that the Great Shield had an extraordinary defensive capability.

To defeat the Divine General, you probably have to destroy the "nucleus” like the lion, but if you don't break through the Great Shield's defense before that, you have no chance of winning over Faria.

"You are still strong. There's no way you can fathom yourself, and most of the armed summoners won't even be under your feet."

"... Yeah, well, I guess so"

Push your chest out and affirm what Nargareth said.

That's because it's true.

Not all armed summoners around the world know what they are capable of, but Faria is from Lyohan, the main mountain of armed summoning, and has seen Lyohan's highest armed summoners since childhood. My real grandmother, Faria-Baldish, was no exaggeration when it came to the highest ranking armed summoner, and my father and mother were excellent armed summoners. Not only that, Lyohan had many extremely good armed summoners.

Besides Lyohan, good armed summoners existed. Miliu did, and Ruufa was good enough. The same goes for Gloria-Ourelia and others.

Even compared to those powerful people, it should be noted that she had just the confidence to affirm that her strength was superior.

I'm not overconfident or anything.

After training extraordinary drills, he survived his final trials in different worlds.

thereby gaining confidence and confidence.

Of course, we must not fall into excessive confidence, nor be alarmed. If you look at your strength incorrectly and lose sight of the power difference with your opponent, you will turn it into a blister, both because of your workout and because of your final trial.

(Calm down)

Faria watched carefully about Nargareth.

Nargareth boasts an iron wall defense, but is by far never a difficult opponent to deal with in terms of attack. Attacks by swords all seemed to have tremendous speed and power, but were a substitute to be received in the Aurora Storm.

Nevertheless, that and this is only because Faria has survived the final trials and been able to demonstrate the true value of the Aurora Storm.

The previous Phalia and Aurora Storm must have been truncated without being able to take the slaughter.

The strength of the Aurora Storm is remarkably improved compared to before the final trial.

"It's a shame to lose something as capable as you. It's a big loss."

"For Nair Gandia, I guess."

I wasn't interested in that, and I tried, but I couldn't. Because Nargareth came right back to me.

"For the world."

"... who would believe such a worldly myth?"

I'm going to tell you the truth.

I suppose you thought it was teared up. Somewhat, I made sure to lurk my eyebrows, and he went.

"You're not the only one, Faria. Miliu-Levaire, my brother, naturally, Lord Setuna."

When Faria shot an arrow in his place, Nargareth shouted his sword with a cool face. A divinely prestigious blade splits the purple electric arrow.

"It can also be an essential human resource for the world. Yes, I do."