Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

An airship advances towards the snowy mountains of the south. Valor floats a light point on the map to indicate the travel position, so that everyone's preparation and mindset can go along with it... well, we all seem to be highly wary and have no major problems with that area.

"If the Sirius travels to this position on the map, I'll have Tiers signal me, and then I wonder if he'll let everyone in the cabin know with a voice tube."

"Okay."

"If Tears can teach you, you can rest assured!

"Then... I'll take a look at the crystal plates of cities and fortifications in the South..."

"Then so am I."

"We're all looking at this one"

When Theon answered my words, Marcesca and Sigritta, then Calcedone and Citria were all nodding. When Hernata also says with a serious look, "I'll help you," Theon and the others smile and peek at the maps and monitors as they respond. Cion and the others have had good relations with Calcedone and Citria since before, but Hernata seems to be getting along too, most importantly.

So we should move along with it.

I snort at King Farid's words across the crystal plate monitor, too.

I have a crystal plate monitor and a communication machine to keep in touch with all the places. We will work with these by means of pre-built operations and policies.

Information suggests a promising plain on the hem of the mountain - or snowfields. If the attacker side deploys troops, the land is poised, but if you choose to intercept, you'd better line up on Snow Mountain.

We'll see if Belmrex can do the trick on the snowfield.

And that's when. The Tiers, who were monitoring the front monitor, made a warning sound.

"A remote spell bullet...!

Parteniara frowns at the root.

Far south sky - remote spell bullet from the front. Purple light bullets fly towards us. Six shots. Seems a little different than the spell bullet that flew into Wang Du...

Wiz instantly calculates ballistics from the footage. They're on their way to the Sirius all ammunition.

"Alpha. Speed stays this way. I take it inevitably."

Alpha snorts as she gives instructions as she touches the crystal sphere in the cockpit.

The spell bullet is automatically directed to a conditioned opponent. Whether you move at high speed or low speed, you fly to the object, so running around poorly can also make the situation worse.

Relative speeds are considerable because we are pushing towards each other. Reinforce your defensive technique through the ship's crystal sphere before landing, and a spell bullet bursts into a barrier stretched around the ship. Spread the blast. but - a half-breed blow doesn't work on the Sirius.

Magic Conversion Armor also absorbs the shocks that have fallen out without offsetting them. The drain of magic accumulated on the Sirius is extremely minor. A spell works prevents barriers and talismans. There's nothing wrong with that.

"What's that - you put a different system of procedures on the spell...?

"To prevent the curse from returning with counterspells."

Parteniara and Elena analyze an earlier attack from Belmrex. Carried a spell bullet instead of a hand, and made a simple bomb into a compound technique? It's a nasty imitation... but they showed me one of the bills.

"I'm probably the one you're targeting. I'm in contact with him for a moment, and there will be speculation on the other side that he's human on the Rungard side. Conditioning is sweet, so the guiding accuracy slows down - so you can do it."

One immediate measure is to deploy camouflage fields, including cover-ups - but not this time. Turn off the light and sound to make reconnaissance in detective surgery harder, but let the spell guide go free.

I dare you to leave room for your enemies. We have the thickest defense against the spell.

Pass magic throughout the Sirius through the crystal sphere. Mediate Uroboros to build a simulated circulating smell with the Sirius. Link with magical life forms from all over the Sirius.

If you have a similar attack as a second line, you can hit low-level magic like acoustic bullets and stone valets. Hide the hand tag, if that means lower magic is best? The direction of travel of the Sirius. My position. It's not a hard story to shoot down that hand bomb if you calculate the ballistics by collecting all the footage from the monitor.

"Well, you wouldn't want to show too much palm or surgical habits over there either, so you wouldn't be so aggressive on offense."

That's what I said. Explain my thoughts, and everyone nods with a serious look.

It's a lot in my opinion, once or twice later. There may be an attack to understand the speed, direction, proximity, etc.

There have been several remote attacks on the Wang capital since then, but they didn't make me feel too aggressive because of the implications of reconnaissance, as well as his intention to put Keri in direct combat again.

It would only be if you decided that it was harder for you to shake off the technique of the detection system than if you understood it was through to each other's spell.

"Lord Theodore's response is a boulder... but the more you know, the more troublesome he is. I'm not just familiar with the procedure."

Ozgrieve frowns at the root.

"So is the Belmrex body, but there are immortals in enemy soldiers. The effect of temper will be one thing now... is it the same over there?"

Tesdiros seems to have a lot in mind after the end of the war opens. Is the demon and the undead... less advantageous due to temper, but less likely to exert their power over there? High-ranking demons like Osgrave and Tesdiros can be weapons of their own. There's something about putting a high-density temper on a weapon that feels the same as a struggle, so there's something about putting effective gear on the undead that doesn't go inside.

"Well, I'll make it up to you around here."

And, Wimberg was grinning and nodding with Tesdiros.

There was yet another attack by a remote spell that I expected. Again, the attack was well within our expectations, so we opened up the barrier while shooting it down in elementary surgery to go further.

Showing that this response is low cost will also deter the next attack. Composite spell bullets are quite advanced techniques. You don't want to do anything more than gather information or see what's going on in a situation where you're refraining from fighting. Well, I'll leave the insurance in case they change their hands a little about what to do.

Anyway, there's no damage here. We keep in touch with each other on the crystal plate monitor, but as far as we're concerned, we don't seem to have any problems.

That's how we go the shortest route. Through a line of defense consisting of the major cities and fortresses of the South. Moving out of the demonic kingdom's sphere of power for a while, the scenery also changes gradually. Gradually the plants were also sparse, with changes seen from broadleaves to conifers.

It's vegetation and ecosystems... but I think there's more to the atmosphere than that.

Is it because it's a landscape without people's hands, or is it different from the demonic kingdom under the protection of the Spirit Geogranta? Or - because it is under the power of Belmrex?

Apart from ecosystems, it is never a change in the right direction. If you go outside the Sirius, you'll find out a little more... I'm guessing there are a number of spirits that aren't very good in nature.

Chaos...... the atmosphere is somewhat similar to when you deal with Showen.

Although the little spirits are not going to be hostile because they also have the protection of Cortiera and Geogranta.

Beyond the horizon - you can see the landscape step by step. Dim demonic realm, but white snow mountains stand out a lot just for that matter. A sharp, pointed ridge that leads toward the sky. Mountains at high altitudes. Thunder still runs over distant mountains.

That's the castle of Belmrex. First we have to get a little closer, then we have to get out onto the deck and explore the surrounding situation, the magic reaction.