The wife of the villains, returning to death to change her mind.

"... Stone Spear (Stone Javelin)!"

Naos Knights Stuff, wrapped in knight clothes at that training ground, I cast a spell as I hoisted my wand.

At the same time, ten stone spears appear and are ejected to surround me.

It was slow because it was adjusted quite finely so that the destructive force would be uniform because it was not for operational purposes, but for experimental purposes.

Standing in the direction where the stone spear is headed is Ditus Evalight, Deputy Knights of the Knights of Naos with armor around him.

Without a weapon, he is just benevolent in his old age with a sense of stability that grabs the ground with a privileged giant.

I'm pretty sure he looks very brave, but if he gets the stone spear I unleashed with that much force in that condition, he's inevitable to be skewered.

The Knights of Naos' weapons are supplied with pretty good performance by the Duke of Farrence's mundane budget, and they can withstand magical attacks well, but they can still recess and pierce me.

Well, you wouldn't say you're going to die because you haven't given so much destructive power to sorcery right now... but if things are bad around, it doesn't change how dangerous they are.

In spite of that, the reason why Ditus is royal was apparent at that moment when the stone spear approached just before him.

A stone spear was bounced against a colorless, transparent wall just before it hit Ditus.

'... ooh!

The cheers of about ten knights who have been asked to stay for a tour and a spare.

Ditus made sure that all the stone spears were completely bounced before exhaling as if he was relieved, and then walking slowly towards me and saying:

"... ma'am. I wish you could give me a little relief. My heart was going to stop."

"Ditus. You're the one who ran for the experiment, right? I said I don't care if it's Yamako for the trial."

"But didn't your wife also say that if possible, a biological person would be better because she can't get accurate data from it?"

"That's true, though. I also said I'd borrow a few young squire knights. Yet the vice-knights and the vice-knights have taken the lead, so there are not so many other experimental hopefuls to follow."

"Isn't that nice? That's faster than completing your wife's magic guide. In fact, shouldn't I say it's almost done? The limit was to take five of these things, but this time we took ten stone spears."

"Um, yeah..."

Yes, I came here today to experiment with the operation of the magic conductor of the example I consulted with Clemann.

I have done many prototypes already and have come here to ask the knights to cooperate in the experiment.

At first, as far as I was concerned, I was going to ask a young knight or an obedient knight, but if the Ditus I was listening to were sure to do so myself, I also ran for a pretty veteran knight if he was going to put out a deputy knight.

We decided to select up to ten people per experiment as experimental bodies and their spares because we ended up with so many that we couldn't pack... it's hard to have so many hopeful people every time.

Mind you, by the time I get here, you're choosing, because they're always making mock wars and making up their minds.

For that matter, some obedient knights, etc., so I asked him wondering,

"Because knights are only knights, and knights and above are simulated battles separated by years of experience"

I was told.

In other words, we say that we select two knights separately from two knights who have less than five years of experience…

So the rash of faces here is that of the top men of each generation.

I feel like I'm letting the precious power of the territory be spent for the selfish sake of the Duchess,

"Still, I'm kind of sorry you helped me out like this every time"

Speaking of,

"We all fight much harder than normal training and mock warfare, and it has had a pretty good impact because it has changed the way we put heat into our regular training. Never mind."

I've been told.

Maybe I should...

But and I look to ten reserve actors, skinny swordsmen dressed in the most luxurious armor of them all.

"... Isn't it a boulder problem coming all the way to the Knights Commander?

Ditus turned a blind eye to my words.

In contrast, the Knights captain, who was gazed at by me, ran here to see if he had made any mistakes,

"Ma'am. Did you call for me?

Ask.

Due to its bodily deviation of magic, it was this man with long hair dyed deep blue who was Holst Ande, the Knights Commander of the Knights of Naos.

He was formerly the third son of a baron family with territory on the border, but he fought many times against his demonic opponent and was spotted by Cleman and scouted by the Knights of Naos.

He was then a precisely knockout man who graded well and decisively decided to take office as the Knights Commander by overthrowing a massive demonic raid in Belz, a city near Naos, on the final finish.

From the looks of it, the popularity from the women of the city is also tremendous, they are called the princes of the water, but whoever sees him on the battlefield will have the opposite impression.

He has high abilities as a commander, but that's not much to live for, rather the more often that part is represented by Deputy Knights Commander Ditus.

So Holst says what he's doing, he fights on the front lines.

The appointment to chief of the Knights was declined because he was also aware of the so-called pig knight, but he was cut off by human resources, who made him an experienced and senior Ditus as his deputy.

In fact, he's not a bad HR, he does crusades and so on quite efficiently in the way that Holst fights on the front lines and Ditus sees the whole thing from its movements and instructions.

Whatever method fits would mean that it cannot be said at all.

It could be taken for granted in some ways that such a holst is willing to embark on this experiment.

"That wasn't particularly true..."

and sighs at me, Holst says.

"Really...... but I want to see it using that magic guide too. With that, you can get out before ever......!

That's why I don't want you to do it. You're not gonna listen to me.

I had no choice but to shake my head to Ditus with a troubled look on his face and allow the magic guide to pass on to Holst.