Hakai no Miko

Huakis, deputy commander of Holmea's strongest regiment, the Black Wall.

Blood muscles and households are not taken into account, and in the "black wall", which is evaluated solely by its own power, he holds the position of deputy commander and is regarded as a substantial commander, he is a warlord who, in the Holmeer State, is not so much a general as a general at first or second sight.

That's not all about status. The history of the war is also abundant.

As General Darius' right-hand man, he participated in many battles called fierce warfare. It begins with the battle against the Romanian nation of hatred, and it cannot be counted as a counter-insurgency crackdown everywhere or a crusade of bandits and bandits.

If Huakis himself hadn't solidified the promotion, he'd be in the general position. It is also said that maybe he was becoming a general.

It was such a hyuakis, but this is how he regarded himself.

He said he was a general.

Huakis himself is proud that he can do much better than the generals there.

Prepare food and weapons, choose the path of the march, instruct the troops, identify the battlefield, deploy formations, see the war situation, give instructions to the soldiers and make them comply with it.

That's very obvious, but I was also confident that other generals would be able to do more than crowds to leave me thrown at my men and ministers. Nor would I have entrusted myself with General Darius and the Deputy Legion Leader.

But still, I can only be a general who can be quite.

Huakis understood more painfully than anyone that he could not be a namesake to future generations.

So even when I heard that General Darius had begun to raise a young man by the name of Marius as his own successor, I was convinced that he would be. I did.

That's when many of my peers worried about Hyuakis. Because it was everyone's common perception that General Darius' successor was the deputy head of the "Black Wall" regiment and Huakis, who has long been an assistant.

To those, Huakis just smiled and gently returned "I don't care". Plus, they all looked like they had a flapping face.

Of course, I remembered Hyuakis and some jealousy.

But the thought was much stronger that there was no other way.

Plus, I think Huakis.

What I hoped for was not to succeed General Darius.

What I wished for was to be by General Darius. It's just what that guy sees, thinks, says, and feels. By the one I admire, I wanted to know that up close. That is all.

Those who do not speak of such hyuakis call it this.

A famous general's helmet.

A helmet is a small surname that keeps and follows a helmet, such as a general. It was a nickname that could be described as a disdain for Hyakis, who is considered to be a general. But rather, Huakis even felt proud.

But now its helmet to hold has been lost.

Now, by his present enemy, the Son of Destruction, the famous general's helmet fell to the earth and was covered in mud.

Originally, it is the role of the successor, Marius, to clear General Darius' stigma.

But I hear he stopped to let the general fall and fought bravely and scattered. One day even General Darius burned his life out before he could blossom the delicacies and glorified qualities beyond him.

Then I'm the only one who serves to clear the General's stigma. The only way to fall to the ground, pick up the General's helmet covered in mud, and wipe that mud is with this famous General's helmet.

Indeed, I am only a helmet who can only go around behind a famous general.

Huakis laughs, though.

"Holmeer's best general's helmet was never light..."

Huakis, who groaned with such an invincible grin, looked at the battlefield.

The terrain of the land that serves as a battlefield is a kind of slope, and from there, from around the middle of the Crusade Army and the Rebel Slave Army to the banks of the Conte River, it is now somewhat up. For this reason, an elf bow cavalry flirting with the First Army could also be seen in the eyes of Huakis, who commanded the Second Army.

"Troops shooting bows while riding horses? Certainly a surprising fact. Now -"

What Huakis evokes with such a grunt is the appearance of the generals he once saw.

Until now, Huakis has been relative to various types of generals.

Some men were called Wisdom generals wielding their tactics when God, while others overwhelmed enemy troops on single horseback, like the current Romanian general Darios. Just be sweet, some of them were admired by soldiers, and some men were called righteous generals who had tremendous trust from their righteous companions.

And most importantly, we have been watching Darius, the famous general, called the best general of the Holmeer nation, up close.

Whenever we put those generals before us, the ordinary man Huakis has always been overwhelmed.

That is not from the military merits or the appearance of its generals. The generals, called such famous generals, had something to charm, arouse, and overwhelm people with.

Whenever he felt it, Huakis was painfully reminded that he could only be a mortal general.

It's such a hyuakis that I break it down.

"- Those generals and the cavalry, they're just hinas who still started flying in the sky."

Indeed, a bow cavalry is a fearsome being. If any, they can run endlessly across the battlefield and attack the weak spots of their enemies. No, it would also be possible to deliberately fish out enemies from a line of staunchly guarded enemies by making them look defeated.

But I don't feel one thing when it comes to being an enemy force with that incredible ability.

The experience I've had with Hyuakis so far has told me that that enemy is not something to fear.

If we calm down and observe enemy forces in that way, it is obvious.

I could see the elves struggling to take their horseback riding reins while shooting arrows. Inside, he hits his side, hastily tries to avoid it, and even leaves the squad on his own.

This is clearly a lack of soldier training.

The same is true of the general who directs it.

Looking at the entire First Army, some of them are holding back the upset of soldiers, such as around the general, and vice versa, still showing intense upset. It would have been a threat if we had resolutely attacked those upset places to create confusion and let the troops operate to spread it further.

But I haven't been able to do that.

From earlier on, just run the horse to the right and to the left in front of the enemy and release the arrow. I am afraid of the wear and tear of the soldiers I lead, and I have not been able to strike out of my mind. It is as if it merely repeats the fundamentals of the operation of a tank written in a textbook.

Perhaps the enemy generals are rushing out.

So I'm not being applied just to hold down the basics. I can't help you.

The Hyuakis eyes, no doubt.

Eladia, who leads the bow cavalry, is not a samurai in the first place.

Eladia is a master of negotiation and compromise who exerts unmatched power through insights and discourse forged as a former high-end prostitute.

But when it comes to that bow arm, it's only "pretty" as an elf. Even if they are better than archers of other races, they are not great bowmen.

All that, or without the experience of leading many soldiers until liberated by the Ethereal Horse, I've never even fought. Nor was he equipped with the talent of generals who were born to lead and fight people, like Garam and the Zugs.

Such Eladia leads the troops, albeit only because they were definitely pushed by the women of the elves.

Even though Eladia is a luxury whore princess, many of the elf women who have been sold from the empire together, even though they are not turned into sex slaves just because they are treated differently, have nevertheless been committed to saving their compatriots.

That's why they're wearing Eladia as their leader.

And to meet that, Eladia was polishing her bow and equestrian arms while performing the duties of a busy female chief. I also read through the book of famous general Inkdias and other things in preparation for conversations with military men when I was a luxury whore, and while on the plane I was aware of the initial steps of military law, I even begged Marcronis, who was supposed to be a human man who hated me even more, to teach me how to be a soldier. I observed the way Garam and Zug and other soldiers moved, and desperately thought about why I would do so and why I had to do so.

That is how she has worked harder than anyone in the last five years.

But that's only on the desk.

Eladia had an overwhelming lack of field experience.

After realizing that he was not blessed with his general talent, Eladia was nevertheless the same drilled (kennel) shaped general as Huakis, who built up his efforts and experience and climbed up to the deputy commander of the strongest regiment in the Holmeer country.

But inexperience is deadly for such a drilled general.

But that's why there's no need for Hyuakis to shy away.

"Soldiers are also immature. The general is also immature, not afraid enough."

No matter how incredibly powerful you may be, if you are less skilled and led by an immature general, you need not be afraid of anything. Not to mention, that's just a hundred rides, too. The more damage, the more known. Then you just have to deal with it without being confused by the presence of a bow cavalry.

Huakis summons his commanding officer to give instructions.

"Pass the word to General Lakius! Tell them to calm down and consolidate their defenses. Don't let horseback riding fool you. If this one doesn't break the defense, it's no different than a archer with a fast leg running around and shooting a bow. I need you to keep an eye on the front!

Push even more precautions.

"This is the life of His Highness Alexius. Your Highness wants an overwhelming victory by the beautiful army! If there is any disturbance in the ranks, they will be dealt with severely later. I want you to be sure!

General Lakius, who leads the First Army, will be above in the ranks of the National Army. I used Alexius' name to avoid being rebelled badly, but the conductor also got it and recited it without asking anything.

Huakis calls two more commanding men as he escorts his commanding soldier off to General Lakius, tearing up his white cloak.

"Tell the Third Army, the Fourth Army. Fifty steps forward and wait there"

"... what? Wait, is that it?

If you see a conductor returning a voice of doubt, not a recitation, apparently a conductor belonging to the National Army. Huakis is frustrated that the generals of the National Army have not properly educated their missionaries either.

"Third Army, fourth army tank squad, and you're telling me to get rid of that cavalry? The two armies are guarding the flank of this second army. Are you telling me to expose those fast-paced Zoans to their weaknesses?

"And I beg your pardon! - Tell the Third Army and the Fourth Army. Fifty steps forward and wait there. Accepted!

Huakis, sighing at the conductor who eats bubbles and runs his horse, once again sees the elf cavalry still shooting arrows at the First Army.

"If only the cavalry shooting arrows were trying to intercept us in this land, it would be an act of self-destruction. No need for bad small work. I'm just gonna crush you with a few profits."

I don't know a hyuakis who squeals like that.

Darius, without his knowledge, said, "Huakis is the best soldier I can achieve. With that, I can safely take off my helmet."

And that his call for a "famous general's helmet" was what chilled it.

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"The life of His Highness Alexius?!"

General Lakius turned pale when he heard the decree.

I recall fighting in front of the Prince of the Holmeer Country now. Yet it involves future promotion in the National Army to expose such an unusual appearance.

"So, tell Your Highness to rest assured! - You guys, don't mess up the line! If anything moves on its own, I'll slash it and throw it away!

A change of blood phase and General Lakius screams, but the children's men rush to take the soldiers' reins. The First Army, which was confused because of it, was managing to regain its unity.

Besides, it was General Lakius, who was ho relieved, but the sound of a drum slapped backwards in his ear arrives.

"Come on, now what? Is this clap... 'Previous'?

The sound of the drums, not even forward, was just repeatedly slapping the clap that meant "forward".

That was made by Huakis, who boiled the business even though General Lakius was moving badly.

"Forward? Not even forward, just forward what?

General Lakius, who looked forward, was astonished.

There he was, the figure of an elf's archer army.

This one was secretly approaching while the bow cavalry was blinded. He was already within range of the bow and arrow, putting up his shield, setting up his defense, and finishing preparing to fire the arrow.

"Come on! Shield forward!

All distracted by the elf cavalry rushing to the right and to the left, the shields that were supposed to be lined up as strong walls were scattered. If you keep eating arrows like this, you'll make a huge sacrifice.

The soldiers rush to rearrange their shields as General Lakius eats the bubbles and screams, but finally realizes they are exposed to the defenseless bodies of the enemy archers.

"Hurry! The enemy's arrows are coming!

Anger flied everywhere in the First Army. But no matter how many officers and captains scream, it's not so easy to build a shield wall. Panicking very shields hitting each other hard, and falling soldiers also continue.

An elf bowman, ready to go there, finally unleashed an arrow.

A relentless rain of arrows pours down where he hides behind his shield late, or where he is thrust by a fellow who later jumped in because he was hidden. This resulted in a small sacrifice to the soldiers of the First Army.

"This isn't supposed to be... this is supposed to be it!

This one is against two thousand, and the enemy is only about four hundred. He said he was supposed to be overwhelmed, but if you open the lid, this is the end of being unilaterally done. He was General Lakius, who had often been flabbergasted, but when he regained me, he tore up a fierce rage.

"All those whores! - Hurry up and line up your shields! Fight back, too! You can ignore the cavalry! Anyway, let go of the arrow!

He was General Lakius, who just stepped on the group Tai, but he's not the only one who hasn't made progress with the deployment as much as he wanted.

"Sister! The enemy has ignored us and begun to reward the Archers and Arrows!

Eladia, slightly biting her lower lip at the scream of the elf cavalry that follows behind her, releases an arrow toward the Crusader Army First Army.

"We will continue our attack like this! Move around in front of your enemies and stir up (tease) the enemy soldiers at all!

Eladia, who is now supposed to be unilaterally attacking, was also frustrated by the ongoing war.