I Become a Staff Officer in the Demon Army, but I Can Only Do Office Work!

Now, what the Demon King's Army Combat Unit is looking for is "a weapon that breaks through the trenches of the human army".

On Earth, new weapons, such as "tanks" and "chemical weapons", or new tactics, such as penetration breakthroughs and airborne descent, have been devised as the answers to make war work.

In the Demon King's Army, the "Demon Statue" developed by Leona was one example of an answer.

But the demon statue has its faults.

Basically, the statue is bipedal, which makes it easy and unfavourable in battle on the plains.

On the other hand, although it is bipedal, it possesses overwhelming mobility and flexibility that does not choose the battlefield, as does infantry.

I once asked Mad Leona about that.

I mean, you don't make weapons like tanks.

It was after Operation Perseus, so Leona was also easy to explain thanks to watching the tanks on the front lines.

But her answer was somewhat unexpected.

"I can't."

"Why? Isn't it harder to achieve bipedal walking?

"I'm not sure why Akira thinks so. Wouldn't it be easier to walk on two feet?

"What?"

"What?"

What's that, frightening?

This means that in the Demon King's Army, the "Infinite Orbit (Caterpillar)", which withstands the weight gain due to tank gear and additional armor, has a higher level of required technology than bipedal walking.

Surely it's useless to dream of tanks if you can't recreate infinite orbits?

No matter how hard you try in an armored wheelbarrow, you can't go beyond tanks.

Therefore, the Demon King's Army was thirsty for "a weapon capable of breaking through the Human Army defensive positions (trenches) in the plains."

Leona replied to that by strengthening the demonic statue's defenses.

In the case of Yayoi Misaka, a young girl from the Misaka Design Bureau against......

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"Yes. That's why the first half of the battle ended, but, Mr. Director of Commentary, how was it?

"I'd like you to explain why Mr. Yurier is saying it in a football live way,"

It was a ji-on-ka-ra-like way of speaking without a respectful tone.

Naturally, Mr. Yurier shouldn't know about the person. Instead, he shouldn't know about the football situation. The mystery just deepens.

"No, even so, Mr. Leona's build-up of a normal weapon lacked exuberance."

"Because I'm not making weapons to cheer you up"

"Don't you think Mr. Leona's virtue is lost?

"I don't think so"

I'd rather you actively lose it.

"What do you think of Mr. Sophia? Mr. Leona's Demon Statue"

"I think it's normal and good"

"... don't you feel anything else?

"Right. I want to go home soon."

"It's an odd encounter, Mr. Sophia. I'd like to go home soon, too."

"I don't like these guys anymore Nori bad......"

Mr. Yurier's voice, which Mike picks up, seemed really boring.

The same goes for His Majesty and the audience who anticipated the Gatinko Battle, stuffing up to the de facto event organizer Eli.

"I didn't say a word about an uplifting event! Don't complain to me!

And it was beautiful.

On the face of it, she's a gambling receptionist, so the word is more or less.

Mr. Riina?

Oh, coffee's delicious, isn't it?

Mr. Sophia's brewed coffee tastes better, so it's not worth the 500-hells.

"I have no choice. - Mr. Masaka, please!

"Yes!

"Wow! So, blue corner! Here comes the new weapon from the Missaca Design Bureau, you guys. Oh!

"" "" Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Mr. Yayoi held his fist forcefully and the breath of the audience, now lacking in excitement, blew back against Mr. Yurier's host.

On the other hand, I was kind of hoping.

That's what Mr. Yayoi once said he couldn't even reproduce "weapons with complex mechanisms like demonic statues".

In other words, she has a high budget for the Agency to bring simple weapons, which makes it a "boon on the barracks" for the Bureau of Military Stations.

Mr. Daurosh retrieves the new weapon expected by the Missaca Design Bureau by means of storage magic.

The moment it came out, the audience...... no. Everyone who was on the spot, that is, His Majesty, Mr. Yurier, Mr. Eli, Mr. Riina and Mr. Sofia, all brought a question mark over their heads.

"" "... Yes?

and.

I don't know if Mr. Yurier had trouble commenting either, or what to describe it as. Plus, he abandoned his MC duties in half.

"Hey, what's that? Is that the new weapon?

"It's not a demon statue no matter what...?

"I don't even know what kind of weapon."

It is the voice of the reaction, "What is this?" that everyone talks about.

It looks bizarre itself. I can see from watching that it is not affected by the demonic statue.

"Yes, no. I've had a lot of unexpected things..."

That is the way the words Mr Yurier finally put out. That's how confused I am.

Well, I know exactly how that feels.

Anyway, I'm the one most confused!

"... Dear Akira? You look weird, don't you?

"Um, that's true. Mr. Director, why are you putting your mouth in a single letter?

"Yeah, oh, no, it's nothing..."

"Hmm, then let's go.... erm, misaka then! Introduce me to that new weapon!

Yurier, who immediately shifted the subject of interest, waved that to Mr. Yayoi.

Mr. Yayoi answers as he gets nervous about it.

"Um, this is our new weapon from the Missaca Design Bureau, the XGW69. We have developed a concept that is unprecedented.... I don't have time to think about nicknames or anything, and I haven't..."

"Well, I see. But it's troublesome not to have a nickname."

"... if you like, I'd be glad if Akira decided..."

"Because, Mr. Director,"

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"Mr. Director?

"What? Oh, I'm sorry, I was thinking. What is it?

"Come on, listen to me. He wants you to think about it."

"If it wasn't annoying...... please"

"No, it's okay."

Nickname, nickname. Yeah. I'm fine.

Here I should have named a Japanese-style name, for example, "Sakura" or "Higambana".

But when I saw Mr. Yayoi's new weapon, I gave it a name that I had deliberately ignored the naming rules I had made in consultation with His Majesty.

Oh, God. I don't know if you're in this world, but just one thing, please.

"- Pa, in Panjandrum"

Please give the British the right amount of tea.