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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 233: Great Invasion (2)

Chapter 233: Great Invasion (2)

The‌ arduous first day‌​ of the war​‍ came to an⁠‌ end.

Their⁠‌ numbers were far‍ greater than what‌ we had imagined,⁠‍ but fortunately, we⁠‌⁠ were also stronger​ than what I had initially projected.‍‌

“Fuu…​ Thank goodness they’re⁠ not attacking at‍‍​ night.”

After⁠‌ the long war‌​ that lasted almost‍⁠ 13 hours, I strolled through the​ wall, observing the⁠​ outside situation with⁠‍‌ the blood-stained Red‍​ Spear on my‍⁠​ shoulder.

Never-ending​ waves of monsters.⁠⁠⁠

It​ sounded like an⁠⁠‌ exaggerated expression, but⁠⁠‌ it was the⁠ best description for‍​ the number of‍ demons that were⁠ dead climbing the‍ wall. Their deaths⁠ had created an⁠ ocean of corpses​ outside.

‘Looks‍ like we killed⁠ at least 40,000.’​

For‌‍ us on the​​​ other hand, we‌ didn’t suffer as‌ many casualties.

The‍ walls stayed faithful‌‍ to their purpose‍‌‍ of being a barrier to the⁠⁠ demons, and the⁠ part of the‍⁠ wall that had‍ crumbled from the‌ initial attack was‌‌‍ fully defended by‍​‌ the knights.

But​ that was just‌​ a temporary measure.‌‌ We had a limited number of‌​ knights on our​ side and the‌‍ same went for‍ their stamina, so‌‍⁠ we had to​‍ repair the walls‌‌‍ as quickly as​⁠ possible.

‘The⁠⁠⁠ titans are the‍⁠ biggest problem.’

Although‍​‌ they didn’t march​‍ towards the walls,​​‌ they were still‍ big enough of‌​ a threat just‍ by throwing rocks‍‍ from a distance.‌​

We⁠⁠⁠ somehow managed to​​ defend the wall,​‍ but some of​​‌ the rocks and‌​ the debris went⁠ past the barrier,⁠ crushing houses and​​ inflicting injuries on‍‌ the people.

Even⁠⁠ this was with‍⁠ the help of‌ Lady Josephine and⁠ Master.

‘Something‍ doesn’t feel right.’​​​

I knew this would‌‍ happen if left‌‌ unchecked, and that‌ was why I eliminated the Tower​⁠ of Mages, so‍‍‍ how did Valtazar‍ revive all these⁠⁠‌ titans? Besides…

‘Frost‍ Giant…’

That⁠ enormous thing had​‌ come all the‍​⁠ way here, even‌​ though it was​ supposed to be​‌ stuck in Nastrond⁠⁠ during this time…‌⁠​ It seemed that‌‍​ everything I had‌ done until now⁠ were creating butterfly‌​⁠ effects everywhere.

The⁠ Sun was sealed‍‌ by Skoll, the‌ One who devours‍‍​ the Sun. Even​‍​ if I somehow‌‍ managed to reactivate​⁠ it, it would​ still be useless​‌ considering the nature‍ of that wolf.⁠

Another⁠ problem was that‍​​ Hati, the One⁠​‌ who devours the​⁠⁠ Moon, would also⁠​ be here somewhere‌​​ if Skoll was​‍‍ here.

Wolves​ of Apocalypse, titans…⁠ and even the​​⁠ Frost Giant.

It‌ was an all-out-attack‍‍ from the get-go.⁠

There​​ were three main‍​ problems in a nutshell.

Recovering‌‌ the Sun sealed​​​ by Skoll… Hunting‍ down the Frost⁠​​ Giant, Utgard Loki,‍‌ the titans; and​ lastly…

****​‌

The‍‌⁠ following day went‌⁠‌ by in a similar fashion. The⁠⁠ titans continued throwing⁠ rocks from a distance, which were⁠‌ blocked by Professor‍‍ Josephine and Erin⁠ Danua.

Marie’s⁠ air-force defended against‍‍ the flying demons,‌‍⁠ while on the‌​⁠ ground the barbarians,‍ soldiers and the‌ knights fought off​⁠ the waves of​⁠ demonic beasts.

When‍‍ the Sun set‌⁠⁠ and it became​ nighttime, the demons‍‌‍ immediately retreated, and‍‌​ the exhausted garrisons‍‌​ were swapped out​⁠⁠ with the 3rd‌ and 4th groups.​​ It was only‌​ possible thanks to⁠⁠ the large number⁠‌ of barbarians, knights‌ and mages on‌⁠​ our side.

“Quick​ quick! Let’s get‍ to work!”

“Heal‌⁠​ the injured first!‌‍⁠ Where’s the medicine!‍⁠ We need more!”‌

“Repair​ the walls!”

Most​‌‍ of the people⁠​ here were the‌‍⁠ hundreds of thousands‍​ of barbarians that‌ Korin accepted from‍‍ the north. Unlike⁠‌ what others expected,⁠‌ they were working​​‌ extremely earnestly to‌ defend the walls‍‍⁠ and it was‌ for a very‍ simple reason.

“If‍ we let them​ through our kids‌​ will be in‌ danger!”

Out‌ of the 230,000‌​ northerners that escaped⁠‍​ south away from⁠​ Valtazar, the non-combatants​‌ were al at‌‍ the back.

The‌‌​ barbarians knew that​⁠ the first ones‌‍ to fall along​ with the walls​⁠ would be their‌‍ family.

“Fuu…”⁠‌​

Germain‍​ wiped off the‌‌ falling sweat and​⁠ continued rescuing citizens​‌ from the broken‍ houses and buildings.⁠‍‌

Even⁠ though he was‌‌ a semi-Grade 1 knight, and although‍‍ it couldn’t be‌ compared to what‍⁠ Korin Guardians and⁠​ the barbarians were‍‍ going through in‍ the war, it​​ nonetheless was an‍‌ exhausting task.

He‌‍‌ was lifting the​​‍ debris off the‌ ground and carrying‌ it to places​‍ when someone threw‌‌‌ their arm over‍⁠ his shoulders.

“Good‍‍ work, Germain.”

It​⁠‍ was Korin.

“Oh,​‍‍ hyung…”

“How’s‌​ work?”

“G,​ good thanks to​‌⁠ you.”

Germain⁠​ knew that Korin⁠​ had excluded him‍⁠​ from the crucial‌‌ choke points out⁠⁠ of consideration, but‌⁠‍ still complained about​‌‌ it.

“I‌ can fight as⁠ well… I will​​ be helpful.”

“I‍‍‌ know. You were‌ recently promoted to‍ semi-Grade 1, right?⁠ I know you’re​ better than most​ knights.”

“Then⁠⁠ why…”

“Well…​ Think of it​‌‌ as an adult’s‍ pride.”

He⁠ didn’t want kids‌⁠⁠ to be in​‍‌ the war as‍ much as possible,‌‌ but his wish‌⁠ sounded a bit​ paradoxical for Germain.‍‍

“But⁠‍‍ aren’t you 1 year older than‍ me?” Germain asked.⁠‍

“Huhu…​⁠ I know.”

It​‌⁠ was a pride​‍​ that Korin couldn’t‍ talk about with‍ anyone.

“Hyung,⁠⁠‌ did you know‍‍​ this would happen?”⁠‍​

“You‌​⁠ mean the demons?”‍ Korin asked back.‍‌

“Is⁠⁠ the reason you‌‍​ took in the‍⁠‌ barbarians… to fight​ against those demons⁠​ and the titans?”⁠

“Yeah.”‍‌

“…I​ see.”

It​ became easier for⁠​⁠ Germain to understand​​ Korin after seeing‍​ the strategic side​‍ of it. To⁠ be completely honest,​⁠​ he knew that‍‌‌ defending the walls⁠‍ would have been‍‍ impossible without the‌‌‍ help of the‍ barbarians.

Ultimately,⁠‌ Korin’s decision turned‌⁠‍ out to be‌⁠ the right one.‌‌ Priest Germain of⁠‍ the Old Faith‌‌ tried to tell⁠​ himself that.

He‌​​ still detested the⁠ barbaric northerners, but⁠‌ seeing that the‌‌ purpose was to‌‌ make use of‌​​ them allowed him‍⁠ to understand the‍⁠​ plan a bit⁠ better.

“But…”‍ Korin said. “I⁠​⁠ probably would have‍ taken them in‌ even if it‌‍ was just the‍ elderly.”

“…Hyung?”⁠​‍

“I’m‍ not saving them‍⁠ just because they’re​​ useful. I… probably‍ would have just​‌ done it.”

Why?‍‌ Why bother saying​‍‌ that?

If⁠⁠‌ Korin just said⁠⁠ it was to⁠⁠​ use them – and that it‍​ was all for‌‌ a bigger purpose‍​ – if accepting‍ them was just‌ a one-off occasion…‍‍⁠ Germain would have‌ been able to‌‌ understand his actions.​‍​

However,⁠‌‍ Korin was not​ someone who considered​‍ the usefulness, benefits⁠‌ nor interests. He‍‍‌ proved he was​ not such a person with his​​‍ actions thus far.⁠​⁠

Even​⁠ when he was⁠ saving a senior,‍⁠​ who had awakened​ into a vampire;​

Even​​⁠ when he was‍​ saving a jiangshi‌ who burned down⁠ a whole city;⁠‌

Even‌​‍ when standing against⁠​ the princess’s army.⁠‌⁠

He‌‌‌ didn’t care about‌ whether it would​ be helpful for⁠ him or not.‌

Korin‍ simply tried his⁠⁠⁠ best to save​ whoever he could.‌‍ Despite knowing it‍‌⁠ would be rough,‍⁠⁠ he was always‌‌ willing to take‍⁠‌ a step forward.‍

“Hyung…⁠‍ But they’re barbarians.”​‍⁠

“I​ know. They’re the​ long-time enemies of‍‌ the kingdom. They‍ are loud, violent‍ and unpleasant guests.”‌‌

Korin‌‍ replied while looking​ at the noisy⁠‌⁠ barbarians.

Ever‌ since their entry‍​⁠ into the border‍​ city, there had‌‍ been unending reports​‍⁠ of conflict.

They​ clashed with citizens,⁠ and sometimes refused​​ to obey the⁠ words of the‍‍ guards, because they‌‌​ only listened to​‌‌ their tribe chieftains​ and Valkyries.

The​ current relationship of‍⁠​ cooperation was but‌​‌ a temporary one‌⁠‍ for each other’s‌ survival… Their emotional‌ baggage had yet‌⁠‌ to be lifted⁠⁠ but…

“Look.​ They are on⁠‌​ our side now.”‍

Removing⁠‌ the rubble from‍ the houses and‌ walls, they rescued​ survivors and carried⁠ the injured over‍‍ to the medics.​

After‍‍‌ saving them, they‌‌ busted out into‌‍ hearty laughter, saying‍⁠​ they weren’t dead​‍‍ yet.

“The‍⁠‍ fact they are‌‌‌ shedding sweat, saving‌ people and laughing,​​‌ means they are⁠⁠ the same people‍ like us. Wherever​‌‍ you go, people⁠ are always people.”​​⁠

Humans⁠‍⁠ did not let⁠ go of a hand in need.​​ Whether big or‍​‌ small, a lot‌ of people were‍​ like that. Regardless⁠ of whether they‌ were citizens of​‍ the kingdom, demi-humans​‌‌ or northerners.

“We‍ have to help⁠ each other when‌‌ in need.”

Korin​ accepted that fact⁠​ as a fundamental‌⁠ truth of the‌‍ world, and was‌ trying his best‍​‌ to fulfill it.​

“…”⁠‍⁠

Since‌​⁠ when was it?‌‌​ Germain wondered.

When⁠ did he start⁠​ separating Xeruem from‍​‍ Zeon, humans from‌‌​ demi-humans, and citizens‌⁠ of the kingdom‍​ from northerners?

Korin‌​‌ and his natural‌‌‍ conviction of not⁠‍ discriminating against people,‍‍ appeared ever so​⁠‌ bright for Germain.‍

It‌ was probably because⁠ he was that​‍​ kind of person,⁠​ that there was‍​​ no shortage of‍⁠ people around him.​‍

“Hyung,‍ but don’t have⁠ too many women.​​ Your groins will‍ be ripped apart.”‍

“Aigo…‌ There’s nothing I can say to‌‌ that, my brother.”⁠⁠

Germain​‍ smiled before continuing‍⁠ to shed more‌⁠ sweat.

Saving​‍‌ people was an⁠​​ extremely worthwhile thing‌ to do.

****‌‌​

That​ night, Bishop Renault‌​ of Old Faith‍ began to move​‌ in secret inside‌​ the border city.‌⁠‍

Their‍ goal was the⁠‌​ destruction of this‌ wall.

Although​ their prophecy of‍‍ apocalypse had been​ stopped by an​​ unexpected obstacle, there‍‍​ were more elements‍⁠ of chaos waiting⁠​‍ to enshroud the​⁠ kingdom.

The​​‍ fall of the​‌ northern wall, and‌‌ countless number of‌‍ demons marching south​ would be enough​ to envelope the⁠‍⁠ kingdom in chaos.⁠‍

For⁠‌⁠ that to happen,‌‍‍ they had to​⁠⁠ interrupt the war.​

“Fuu…‌​ Is this the⁠‌ place?”

“Yes,​ Sir Bishop.”

Renault​​​ followed Germain’s guidance⁠‍ to head to​‌‌ the storage area⁠​‍ located at the​‍​ center of the​ city.

This⁠ warehouse contained food,​‌ weapons, warm coats,‍​​ bricks and materials…‌ all of them​​‍ were precious consumables‌⁠​ and materials, with‍ each of them‌‍​ contributing heavily to⁠‍ the longevity of‌‍ the wall.

As‍‍ long as they⁠ could destroy this,​ the walls were‍ bound to collapse‌‍‍ before long.

“How‌ foolish. Too greedy.​‌ If he didn’t​‍ accept those heretics‌​ at the very​⁠ least, it wouldn’t‍‌​ have come to​‌ this.”

“…”‌‍

The‍​ sudden increase in⁠ consumption rate in⁠ materials was because‍​ of the 230,000​ barbarians that suddenly​ came under their​‌ wings.

Due‍‌ to the exponential​​​ increase in the‌ number of supplies⁠ and food required⁠ to keep them‍ well-fed, they had‍ to rely on⁠ external supplies.

Fortunately,‍ everything had been‌⁠ prepared already. With​‍‍ the excuse that​‌ it was for​ the expedition, there‍​‌ had already been⁠⁠ a large number​ of supplies and‍ weapons brought into‍​ the city.

“…Incredible.”​

The‍⁠ food warehouse they‌‌ arrived at was‌​⁠ unfathomably enormous.

As​‌ expected of the​ Dunareff Dukedom of‌‌⁠ the south being‌ in charge of‌‍ the supply, the⁠‍ scale was unimaginably⁠‌​ enormous, and it‌ was no wonder‌ that they had‌‌⁠ enough to feed⁠‌ hundreds of thousands‌‍ of barbarians.

Even‌‍⁠ this was just​​ the 1st Potato​‍ Storage. There were‍​ apparently 3 more‍​ of similar sizes.⁠⁠

Naturally,‌‌‍ Bishop Renault had‍ already sent people‌ that way as​​ well.

‘As​‌​ long as we​ destroy this…’

The‍‍ next supply would​ be coming in‌ 2 weeks. Hundreds​ of thousands of​‍​ people would be‌​ short on food​⁠ and… It was‍‍‌ clear that the‍⁠ barbarians wouldn’t sit⁠‍​ still and starve​ to death.

They‍ would probably march⁠‍​ south towards the​ inner kingdom. Hundreds‍⁠ of thousands of‍‌ barbarians plundering the‍⁠ villages of the‍⁠ kingdom would be‍‌ an interesting sight‍‌ to behold.

“Everyone.​​ Take out the‌‍‍ artifact.”

It‍​ was right when‍ they were about‍‌ to place the‍ sacred energy bomb,‌⁠ which they had​‌​ received from Xeruem.​⁠‍

“What‍⁠ are you doing?”‍‍​

“…?!”⁠

Hearing⁠​​ a sudden question,​ the secret members‍‌ following Renault quickly‌ turned towards the⁠ source of the⁠‍ voice in surprise.⁠

“Y,‍​ you are…!”

The‌⁠ one who asked‌‌⁠ them was a young girl with‌‌​ a familiar face.‌‍

“H,⁠‍ Hua Ran…!”

She‍‌‌ was a sister⁠‍ of the Zeon‌​ Order and a detestable demi-human.

“Do​ you know me?”‍

“…”‍‍⁠

Renault‍‍‌ didn’t reply.

As⁠‍ the leader of‍‍ the secret ops,​‌ he had tried‍​​ to meddle with​ Hua Ran’s affairs​‍‌ on repeat. One​‌⁠ of the prime‍⁠ examples was working‌ with Formation Expert⁠ Kang Ryun to​​ ascend Hua Ran‌‍ into a Hou‍⁠ to destroy the‍​​ Academy.

However,​​ Hua Ran didn’t‍ know Renault. She‌⁠​ would have no‌‌‌ way of knowing‌‍ what he had⁠ been doing behind‍‌⁠ the scenes.

“K,‌ kuhum… S, sister‍⁠⁠ Hua Ran. We​‌⁠ were just walking​‍ by here.”

“What’s⁠‌ that?”

Hua‌‌‌ Ran asked with​ her gaze on‌⁠‍ the artifact, to​‍ which Renault replied‌​ without a sliver‍​ of hesitation.

“It’s‍ nothing much. Hahaha.”‍‍

“Really?”‌⁠​

It‍​‌ seemed like Hua‌⁠ Ran would let⁠‍ them go without​ creating a fuss,‍​ which would be⁠⁠‍ great because he⁠⁠​ would have no⁠‍⁠ chance of winning‌‍ against that monster.⁠

“Germain.​‍ You stay over‍ there.”

“Yes,⁠ sunbae-nim.”

Germain‍​ immediately sprinted away‌‌ to the side‌‍ under the dumbfounded‍⁠‍ eyes of Renault.⁠‍​

“Wha…‍​‌ Brother?”

Renault,⁠‍ with the vast‍​ array of experience​‌‍ under his belt,‌ quickly realized Germain’s‍ betrayal. He snatched‌​‌ the artifact from‍ the person next‌⁠ to him and⁠​​ activated it.

“Attack.”‌‌

The​ surrounding knights immediately⁠⁠ pounced at the‌‌‍ Chargers of the⁠⁠⁠ Cross, not giving⁠⁠ them time to⁠‍​ react.

Renault,‌⁠ however, tossed the​​‌ artifact towards the‌‌‌ food warehouse. Hua‌​ Ran kicked off‌‍​ the ground to‌​⁠ grab it while⁠‍ another knight disarmed​ Renault and shoved‍​ his head into‍⁠​ the ground.

“Hahahaha!⁠ It’s too late!‍​ Do you know‍​ what that item‌⁠‍ is! It’s a bomb that will‍‌​ destroy this entire‌ place! No-one will‌⁠ be able to‌‌​ defuse it!”

“Really?”‍

Hua‌‍‌ gazed down at‍ the heavy lump‌ in her hand.​⁠ There were 5 seconds to go​⁠​ until the explosion,⁠‍ which wasn’t enough​‍‍ to neither defuse​‍ nor throw away‌⁠‍ to somewhere safe.​⁠

“I,‌ it’s dangerous, Sister‍ Hua Ran!”

Realizing​⁠ what she was⁠ trying to do,‌‌‌ one of the‌‍​ knights tried to‍⁠​ stop her but‍​ Hua continued to​‍‌ crush the bomb‌⁠​ in her hands.‌‍

Crack!​‍ Crack!

The⁠​ bomb quickly shrunk‌‍ and crumpled down.​ By the time‌ it exploded, it‍‌⁠ was already enclosed‍‌⁠ in Hua Ran’s​ hands.

– Pooong…

Instead⁠⁠‌ of a deafening​​ roar, the bomb‍‌‌ let out an‌ adorable noise and⁠ was reduced to⁠​ black smoke.

“…”​

“…”‍⁠​

“…”‌‍⁠

“…What,‌​ the hell,” muttered⁠‌‌ Renault.

“That‍‍ actually worked…” said‍⁠ someone while slowly⁠‌‌ walking towards them.‍

It‌⁠ was Korin Lork,​⁠ who gazed down‍ at Renault upon‍​⁠ arriving at the‍⁠‌ scene.

“Uhhkk…!‍​ Korin Lork!”

“Hello,​​ Bishop Renault. Technically‍ it’s our first‍‍ time meeting, right?”⁠

“Y,‍ you damn heretic!⁠​ How dare you…!”⁠‍‌

“Let’s‍ have your trial​ for threatening the⁠ countless lives of‍​ everyone in the​⁠ border city. Okay,⁠⁠​ let’s start. Bam!⁠‍ Case closed. Guilty.‌⁠⁠ Bye bye.”

Renault‍​ was about to‍‌‌ shout out nonsense,​ but remembered Korin​ Lork was the⁠ only Justice of⁠ the Peace here​‍ who had the⁠⁠ right to hold⁠⁠ a trial.

“D,‌⁠‌ do you think​‍‌ this will be⁠‌​ the end? The​‍⁠ Order! His Holiness⁠ the Pope will‌‍‌ not let this‌⁠‍ slide!”

“He‍ will. Because that​ Order is going​ to vanish soon.”‍‌

“What?⁠⁠ What do you…!”​

“See​ it in the​⁠⁠ news.”

Take⁠‍ him to the⁠​​ prison – leaving⁠‍ those words behind,‍⁠ Korin left without‍‌‌ sparing Renault another⁠⁠‍ glance.

Renault‌ later saw a certain news on‍ the newspaper and‍‍ fainted.

****​

The⁠​ sacred expedition was⁠ formed.

Excluding​⁠‍ the necessary garrison‍‍ that had to‌​‌ stay behind to‌ defend the cities,​‍ the kingdom mobilized‌⁠ all the available​ troops.

3,000⁠ knights and 1,000‍‍‌ mages. Added to⁠​ that were 100,000‍ soldiers armed with‌ magic artifacts, as​‍ well as demi-humans‌ from Mound. The‍ demi-humans of Mound,​​⁠ who were now⁠‌ citizens of the⁠‌⁠ kingdom thanks to⁠‌ Korin, actively participated‍⁠ in the sacred‍ battle to solidify​‌ their status in‍​‌ the kingdom.

There‌ were a thousand‌ in total from⁠ Mound, including vampires​ and beastmen, who​ were each at‌ the level of⁠‌‍ a guardian.

Looking‍​ at them, everyone⁠ in the kingdom‌ couldn’t help but‍‍‍ imagine the devastating⁠ damage they would​‍ have suffered if‌⁠ not for Korin⁠⁠ stopping the battle‌ between them.

“Wow~⁠⁠ Amazing.”

Estelle⁠​ was leading 20,000‍⁠‌ recruitment forces from​‌ the Chapel of‌‍⁠ Zeon, and Lunia‌ was soon to‍ depart, leading the‌ vanguards from the⁠⁠⁠ capital to support​ the North.

Out⁠‍ of Estelle’s 20,000,⁠ two thousand of⁠ them were at‍⁠ the level of⁠‍ guardians.

“Your⁠⁠ Holiness the Saintess,‍⁠‍ we are ready⁠⁠ to march.”

“Hmm~.⁠ Good good. My‍‌ Korin-dongsaeng should be​⁠‌ happy with this⁠‍ much!”

Estelle‍‌​ had done a remarkable job following‍​‍ what Korin asked​ her to do.⁠ Now, there were‍​ only 2 things‍‌ remaining.

The‍⁠ last of them‌⁠‍ was to march⁠ to the north‍ to help him,⁠‍ but the thing⁠⁠​ she had to‍⁠ do before that⁠​⁠ was…

“All⁠​​ troops…!”

Estelle​ led the sacred⁠ expedition and departed‌​ the Chapel of‌‌‌ Zeon. As soon‌‌ as the army​‍‍ left Zeon, Estelle⁠​ turned her horse​⁠ and faced them,‌ who turned to⁠ the Saintess in⁠⁠‍ response.

– What’s happening?

– Why did she⁠​​ stop?

The​‍‌ soldiers couldn’t understand‌⁠‌ what was happening.​‌ The 1,000 demi-humans⁠⁠ from Mound were‌​⁠ the only ones‍⁠‍ that did.

“Everyone.​ We will be​ marching to Xeruem​​​ now.”

“S,‍ Saintess?”

“Marching‌⁠‍ to Xeruem? What⁠‌‍ do you mean‍‌ by that?”

In⁠⁠ response to the‍‍⁠ flustered questions from‌ the cardinals and‌ the holy knights,‍​ Estelle entered her‌​ ‘Saintess-mode’, and in​⁠ a benevolent and‌‌ generous voice gave​​ an ominous command.​

“There‌‍ has been a prophecy given from⁠ the lord. Please‍​ forgive me for⁠​‌ hiding it until‌‍​ now for security.”​

At‌​ the same time,​​​ she revealed the⁠‍‍ materials that had‍‌ been gathered thus‍ far – each​​ pointing to a horrible truth.

– M, my word…⁠⁠

– Is this all‍ true? I, if⁠ this is then…‍⁠

Facing‍​‌ the flustered army,​‌​ Estelle raised her‌⁠ mace with an‌‍ ambient curtain of‌‌​ divine energy creating⁠ a halo behind‍⁠⁠ her.

“We⁠​⁠ will be annihilating​ the true heretics!‌⁠⁠ Everyone to Xeruem!”‌‍

“Annihilate​​‌ the heretics!”

“Follow⁠‍ Her Holiness!”

Like‌‍ that, the sacred‌⁠ expedition forces of​‍ the Zeon Order,‍‍ which was supposed​‍ to head straight​ north, turned towards⁠ Xeruem for an​ unexpected attack.

“Of​‌‌ course, you have⁠‌⁠ to clean up‌ the backend first‍ in a war~”​

That‍ was the downfall‌​⁠ of Xeruem Order.‍⁠

The​‌ day the Old​‌ Faith met its‍‍​ end.

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