The Space Fortress That Came to the Sengoku Era

Side: a long time ago

"That's brilliant. I can't complain. It's a complete win."

The headquarters of Sekihara Castle has a soothing atmosphere with the aftermath of victory intact. Some independent lords of Mino, such as the Far Mountain family of Higashi Mino, have a pale complexion, but others, such as the Yoshira family of Migawa, have a similar look to give up.

When I behaved like a golden liquor because of the victory celebration, Kitakugi started drinking in a good mood. This guy likes alcohol too, doesn't he?

"There was no element of defeat, no difference in power, no national power."

It's not just Mr. Tootsu. Me and Elle cared because it's a fight we all think we're going to win. If he did poorly, there were concerns that he could paint mud on Mr. Nobunaga's debut as a general.

They say that the failure of a single battle is incompetence or failure until future generations, as you can see from the history of the original world.

"Even if you know you can win, it's hard to win for sure."

Well, Mr. Takumi seems to understand the difficulty of winning such a battle as well.

The result is a total collapse of Asai, with allies in pursuit and sweep. If you want to go back to Omi for good, there can be people roughing up the territory along the way, or you can stay and become a thief.

It's just ironic that, as things stand, successive people surrender as much as those who were aggressively attacking us on the front lines. Territorial militia is fine. There's no reason to fight until the end. The problem is that a good percentage of the samurai who have missed escape on the front line have surrendered.

Few escapes because the allies were attacking from the three sides, and those on the front line say they missed the escape.

If you decide to win or lose, follow the winner. At first glance, things seem clear, but this is about expecting territorial relief or something.

People and landowners rule the territory, and those who bind it become the guardians and protectors. I can't help it because this is how it works in these days.

If you don't like it, you're a troublesome opponent because you'll have a rebellion or a glitch later.

"I say. Yaro Takikagawa captured Shoku Asano!

Now, when I was thinking about what to do after this, a decree came in that would determine the greatest martial arts in this battle.

"Well, did you capture him?"

Nobunaga, who had always been nervous or silent, smiled at the news for the first time since the battle began.

Apparently Ursa and Hilza did well. Actually, I was aiming for timing because I wanted Shiqing to raise his martial arts in this battle.

I can't get a say in this day and age without martial arts. Until now, I wanted Shiqing, who doesn't have martial arts like martial arts, to put martial arts on me, and I was talking to the Els.

There will never be much for Mr. Shiqing to go to war on. In character and ability, Mr. Tsiking is better suited to rule as a civilian than on the battlefield.

As someone who can safely rely on the rear if we get bigger, I expect Shiqing to do so. I wanted to give you a chance to give me a big martial arts before that.

Kuzheng's movements are grasped by worm-type reconnaissance aircraft and artificial satellites, and he knows man-made people. They captured me as a result of sending Mr. Tsiking to the most probable location on the escape route.

There is another thought in that and in this matter. I want to get rid of the habit of fighting as much as possible = taking the neck. You have no choice but to take the enemy general's neck in the evidence you fought for, but that's why you don't think it's a good idea that the purpose of the fight will be to take his neck.

"This will help you negotiate with the Hexagon."

The result is even greater that we captured the enemy general where it was originally a complete victory. Perhaps it will remain a rare battle in history.

Mr. Jing Soo is as happy as he is about me for the result of not complaining. Hexagonal and Asakura are post-war stories to some extent, but if you lose, such stories will be rebellious, and even if you struggle, the situation will change again.

This will allow the subsequent negotiations with Hexagon and Asakura to be carried in Oda's favor.

Well, we have to be more vigilant than in the future because we have more concerns about winning too much and getting into trouble. Even now, let's honestly rejoice in Mr. Shiqing's martial arts.

Side: Kuzheng Asai

Oda's chaser was quick. A fool on the front line would have surrendered early. It's about them. It will come as no surprise to take those who were allies until just now in order to obey Oda.

I want to kill you, but that's also what samurai are for.

I thought the streets were dangerous, divided into a few and traveled off the streets on the beast road to Omi, but I didn't go as far as I thought was affected by the rain, and I was surrounded while the enemy's vegetarian wreckers were holding me back.

One or eight fight or surrender. If the traitor who surrendered to Oda was the chaser, he was going to fight ready to take over, but it was Yaro Takikagawa, a former Koga Omi national, who showed up.

Faithful Yaro. A man with such a street name. Lie or true, a man who is said not to move no matter how much money he loads.

Well, this man can do my neck.

"Lord Asai, wear this."

I was prepared to be struck with rope as a prisoner, but for some reason Lord Yaro offered me an armor helmet that I had carried without striking a rope. Naturally, it's not my armor helmet, but what I'm offered is also superb.

Armor helmets and so on. I threw it away on the way.

"What are you going to do?

"You will serve as a general until the end. That will be your duty to those who fought by their lives."

The anger boils when there is no need for mercy or anything else, but I can no longer say anything to the words returned.

"Was that really an earthquake until last year?

"Oh, yeah. It's a land lord who wouldn't even have put his teeth on Asai."

And there shall be armor helmets for him that cometh with me unto the end, even those that weep. The Takigawa family must have been Koga's homeland owners.

Am I being taught to be an admiral in earthly fashion?

"I wish there was a man like that in Asai..."

"Lord Asai. Isn't it also the Lord's duty to believe in ministers and to teach and guide ministers? At least that's what you do in our Kuyuan home."

Regrettably. I regret my impudence, which is imparted to the earthly landscape, in no way.

I don't even want to lower my head, I've lived to this day doing what I can. Nonetheless, the minister could not forgive him for not understanding anything. Now......

"Never mind."

Oh, even as a samurai, I lost.

Are you saying that I was not the vessel that ruled the Kitami River?

"Lord Takigawa, how is Asai on the front line?

"They've surrendered, so they're captured."

"Well, I mean, Oda needs to attack Omi like this?

You can hear the silence of time dominating the neighborhood and wearing armor. But at that time, the man on the edge of the Guan family who came along to say it was enough opened his mouth abruptly.

No way, Oda won't move again? Why….

"Now, that's for the guardian and the grand hall to decide. I don't know."

"I guess the fact that Lord Takigawa doesn't know means he can't attack. From replenishing weapons and arrow bullets to sourcing food in the battle of Oda, there is no way Lord Kuyuan's Takikawa knows anything about it. That means the people who got off early don't have a place."

Incredible. With all those soldiers, we should be able to strike down three North Omijiang counties and so on in no time.

The man on the edge of the family is laughing a lot, deriving it from Lord Yaro's reply.

Certainly because those who descended on Oda thought Oda would attack Omi. If there is no battle, it is visible that those who descend will be in trouble. Their territory lies in the Kitami River. Hexagons and Asakura may move, but they can't be treated as good, such as those who went down to Oda on their own.

So Oda won't protect Kitakomie.

What's wrong with Oda?