139 [ほんしゅうじゅつ]/(n) (comp) primary level/

"Dear Ars, are you all right? What happened to the Atmos warrior you pursued?

"Lyon? We're fine. I strapped it to the second trap as I was aiming. Lyon was the one who often took command without disturbing me on that spot. Thank you."

"No, because that's about all I can do"

"Don't be modest. We don't have a lot of soldiers together. He did a good job with troops, including recruits. So, what happened to the Urk knights in the narrow trap?

"Yes. The damage caused by the throwing of stones still seemed significant. Some of them could move, but as a force it was devastating. However, an infantry unit came right from the rear, so I hit the stone throw that was left over there and then retreated to make sure it wasn't damaged."

"Nice, Lion. Well done."

"Hey, Ars. I defeated both the Wolk knights and the giants. Can we attack the enemy again now?

"Um, no, you should stop. The knights that were there came after me, but that's not all the knights in the Urk Army, and when you look at the whole army, the numbers are too different. It's dangerous."

"But Dear Ars, I think we need to see how the Urk army moves in the future. Exactly. It would be subtle to march straight in a situation where there has been a lot of damage to the knights. Maybe we'll retreat."

"If we're going to retreat, we should make a chase, huh?

"Yes."

"Okay. Bite, get the cavalry together and go scout the Urk army. Come with me, Lion. I don't mind taking the horns. Never, however, force it. That it's only a reconnaissance, and if there's a retreat move, you can chase it, but not a deep chase. All right?"

"Oh, let it go, Ars."

"Don't really go in there. Leon will keep an eye on you."

"What will Master Ars do?

"I'll take the infantry and leave once. I also want to report to the Vargas in Fort Einlad that they have defeated the Atmos warriors."

"Okay."

Thus, I decided to return to Fort Einrad after a successful Giant Crusade as originally intended.

"So you've undoubtedly laid the example of a giant, what about you?

"Oh, yes, but does Lord Peacha have any feelings?

"Absolutely. That's what happens when you deal with knights, but it's common for you to see them together again on the battlefield, unless you're sure you're going to finish it."

"... what do you mean?

"As it stands, it heals as soon as you receive healing magic treatment in the church, even if you inflict a hand wound on a knight who fought on the battlefield. It is common for us to face each other on the battlefield again unless we are sure that... you didn't know."

"Does that mean that the knights of Urk, damaged by narrow road traps, will also return soon? If you do, you'll be in danger of a part-time brother or a lion."

"No, not necessarily. Essentially, restorative magic can be used in the Church but in more positions than bishops, and such a person would not be taking to the battlefield. So if you decide on the other hand to restore the knights, I'm pretty sure the Urk army is going to retire."

"Right...... When it comes to that, don't kill them mumblingly when you want them to retreat. Would it be better to kill them half?

"What are you scared of?"

"Haha, but I totally forgot about restorative magic. Maybe Lion was inadvertent about that area because he had never been on the battlefield either. Thanks for the advice."

"No, there's nothing like this. Still, I can't believe the battle of that giant just listening. Was it really that strong?

"Yeah, I was incredibly strong even when I actually fought, the Atmos warrior. Could Lord Peacha win?

"I guess I can't at last. I wonder if Carlos is the only one in Fontana who can fight that kind of thing properly."

"... that Master Carlos can beat that giant?

"To be honest, I don't know if I can win just by listening. But I think we can fight ourselves. Lord Carlos would be able to use the magic of the highest ranks that we can't use."

I see.

A giant who was so strong, but apparently the strength of a class of aristocratic principals ruling the territory.

Fighting around here doesn't just mean a larger number wins, but individual force can have a huge impact on the war situation.

That's simply because the more powerful the magic path benefits, the more personal the ability to fight.

But other than that, it involves a rise in rank.

This is due to the fact that even knights with far more magic than the average soldier may be able to use magic that consumes a lot of magic.

Once upon a time, not as much magic as the royal magic of being able to destroy one city in a single exercise of magic, but the masters of each aristocracy can use magic that can have a great impact on the battlefield.

That is why the knights of power will also be subordinated and obeyed by the nobles.

And it seems that Peacha says that Atmos' warriors are also comparable levels of strength.

"But then some humans are too strong... Honestly, I don't need peasant soldiers that much..."

"Not really. No matter how strong the lord of an aristocracy like Master Carlos is, it is only the power of the individual. Take away this Einrad, for example, but it could be taken away again without Master Carlos here while we're on our way to the northern city offense. We're going to need soldiers and commanders to protect us everywhere."

"Oh, I see. No matter how strong only one person is, does that mean that they need anything but that person, given the entire territory? After all, it will be strategically important to align the minimum number…"

But is the Carlos one that strong?

Peacha doesn't even suspect it's that giant level.

It affects the war alone or something.

Some parts of [wall architecture] have been easier to think about because they can be used until now, but I can't be more optimistic than seeing a warrior-like presence in Atmos.

I might at least need a little more wall height.

Again, I was saddened that it was time to think about what was to come.