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

The interdiction with the Aurora Storm body, which began in the finished moment of Crystal Bit Aurora Storm, would have been just as good a stormy onslaught.

It was Faria who was firing more constant thunderstorms than the original, but she made the shooting interval even shorter and more intense because of the completion of another Aurora Storm. Crystal bit Aurora Storm shoots out lightning arrows at the same intervals as the body. In other words, the more accelerating the body, the more intensified it is, the more accelerating and intensifying it as well.

A number of awesome thunderstorms struck Nargareth.

Nargareth, with his big shield on the front, naturally was able to cope with the lightning strike that would kill him from the front. But the empty back, when it came to, was struck directly by countless incessant lightning strikes, followed by a blast that shook the battlefield. The smoke explodes and fills the void.

Soon you won't be able to see Nargareth, but Faria didn't loosen her hand in the attack. On the contrary, he tried to knock the pain into Nargareth by firing a more powerful and harsh thunderbolt.

Even if Nargareth's appearance hid in the smoke blast, he never lost sight of his place.

The five senses enhanced by the Summoning Army give an accurate picture of Nargareth's position.

Therefore, I was able to grasp that all of the lightning strikes that kept firing without allowing my hair to hold up continued to hit me directly, and I was well handled.

Whatever, that's not why I'm alarmed Faria.

He kept shooting out crystal bits along with the thunderbolt, creating a second crystal bow ahead of him that was bounced back by Nargareth to show him.

A storm of lightning strikes by a total of three Aurora Storms would not be an exaggeration when it comes to local natural mutations.

The explosion continued to sound so violently shaken during the Shield God itself that Pharia's body also trembled. The air heats up, the current jumps over the skin and dances.

When the third crystalline bow was completed, Faria's onslaught entered its final phase.

In a chain of loud acoustics where hearing would no longer even refuse to pick up the sound and explosions and thunderbolts that made everything so white stained and invisible, Faria just had to keep shooting.

I am responsive and Nargareth is still alive.

Then you couldn't stop the attack, and you couldn't distract yourself for a moment.

The Aurora Storm and the three Crystal Bits Aurora Storm surround Nargareth from front, back, left and right. It is a simultaneous projectile from all directions, and the arrows of lightning that are shot off without interruption are no longer good to say the belt of extreme lightning itself. Instead of constantly striking out numerous arrows, they keep constantly shooting out destructive thunder lights themselves.

The sight of a pale thunderlight shot out of Aurora Storm's mouth coming to Nargareth as a runoff full of blindness is nothing more than a scroll, but Faria didn't have time to raise her admiration for how it was going.

Nargareth has not yet fallen.

I'm taking a direct hit. It also inflicts pain. The constant clash of lightning strikes has become a blasting storm, with explosions, blasts and smoke pushing over like floods, sweeping the battlefield.

But Nargareth is alive.

We haven't been able to destroy the nukes.

("Nucleus" … Where is "Nucleus" …?

Falia stared into the smoke explosion, trying to concentrate all nerves. If we don't discover Nargareth's shadow in the expanding smoke, it's impossible to find a "nucleus." That's why we can't stop the attack.

Then, Faria changed the angle of shot of the three crystalline bows.

Crystal bows, like crystals, can be remotely operated with the Aurora Storm body. It's not as good as changing the direction of lightning strikes. And with the three crystalline bows, it should also have been possible to fit Nargareth's entire body at the angle of shot.

If Nargareth blocks any of the shooting by a crystalline bow with a large shield, then Faria can shoot at that angle with the Aurora Storm body.

That shouldn't make it impossible to destroy Nargareth's “nucleus” either.

"Not bad"

Nargareth's voice was clearly heard in the blast that kept echoing.

"Yes, it's not bad."

Again, it was clear that the voice had been heard immediately and not because of my mind or anything else.

It's only natural that Faria gets nervous. The hand squeezing the Aurora Storm caged more power, and the attack increased in intensity.

"There will be no such thing as something that can withstand this constant wave attack. For example, if you're a lion, you can only stand Vishtar. But I am a god general. I'm not a lion."

The extremely calm voice of Nargareth was as if silence itself in the loud acoustics produced by the grand blast. Yet it sounds clear. It reaches Faria's ears and causes her eardrums to tremble. Does the explosion say that you can't scratch the voice of the Divine General or something like that?

(I guess that's what this is about)

Faria felt like biting her umbilical cord in her chest. It turns out that with so many intensive attacks and so much firepower, it doesn't work for Nargareth at all.

"Now, I can't kill you. I can't kill you. I can't destroy you."

Nargareth has told me, small, but strong.

"I am God General Nargareth. God's Shield."

Along with that one word, for a moment, silence came into Faria's brain.

The explosion disappears, body tremors subside, and vision opens.

A burst of smoke that stood up abruptly pushed away.

And that showed up.

"God General...... Nargareth......"

Faria, by her own voice, realized that her hearing was normal, as well as that there had been no abnormalities or anything around her. The explosion was no longer heard because the crystalline bow could no longer shoot lightning, and the lightning strike on the Aurora Storm body was slipping away in an unawares direction. By the powerful pressure that pushed the smoke away.

It was instantly understandable that it was the power of God General Nargareth.

Nargareth.

Until earlier, he should have looked perhaps left behind the shadow of the Laksas Zanaf-Bargasar of the human age, but now, standing in front of Faria was a very different figure. The anomaly, I guess.

There will be several times as many giants as Faria, shaped close to the human body. It has a head, body, and feet, wrapped in a foreign armor where they glow white and pale. The armor is rounded overall, but there is a sense of alienation, and I got the impression that it was a monster stain. The biological impression may be that there is something that leads to divine soldiers.

I didn't have any legs.

From the waist down, covered in thick armor, I don't know what's going on at the base of my leg.

Most importantly, since it was floating in the air, it seemed completely irrelevant, such as the presence or absence of legs.

And there was a sphere floating around behind him as clear as a vitreous workmanship, from which light just divine dissipated, enveloping him.

No, he's not the only one.

It enclosed an extremely wide range around the sphere, which twisted the path of thunder strikes from all directions.