The Martial Unity

Leonel hid his trembling left arm to his side, holding it against his body firmly to make its odd movement less obvious.

After he forcefully stimulated his Force, the Force Chains that had been snaking from the Force Art on his hand took the opportunity to counter. In the end, Leoenl had to forcefully suppress it, but the result was a drain that was even a level higher than it had been in the past.

Aina didn't know it, but Leonel hadn't even been able to sleep in the last several days. If he stopped suppressing it for even a moment, he would suffer. Luckily, he could enter a meditative state that allowed his mind to rest while remaining alert, or else he might not even be able to continue standing now.

This was the true reason Leonel so confidently pointed his spear toward Reimond and the others. He wasn't some sort of battle maniac, those words were definitely out of character for him. But he had no choice, he had to do his best to hide his current weakness. And, it seemed like it worked.

The pressure that Leonel emitted coupled with the roars of the charging French made the Englishmen to Reimond's back feel that they might really be finished.

To one side there was Aina who killed knights descending the narrow winding stairs with a single swing of her ax. Before them there was Leonel whose hair whipped about in a wild manner as his momentum grew. And to their backs, thousands of the French were crossing the no-man's-land they had created toward the castle they were defending.

Even for Reimond, he really couldn't think of a way out of this. The plan wasn't even a tenth of the way to completion.

His calm expression flickered several times, running through a marathon of emotions. In the end, his visage twisted, landing on anger.

Who were these two? They had planned for so long and so diligently, giving away years of their lives toward this goal. Yet it was going to be finished just like this? How could he be willing?

After a deep breath, he calmed down. Barely a few seconds had passed since Leonel caused the drawbridge to fall. It wasn't over yet, there was still time to turn this around. No, maybe this was an even better outcome for the original plan.

At that moment, etchings on the ground Leonel hadn't taken notice of flashed and the group of 11 vanished.

Leonel's gaze landed on the etchings for only a moment before coming to an understanding. Force Art. A teleportation Force Art. It was no wonder they managed to just appear here before Leonel finished descending the stairs.

'Is the man with the Force Art ability among them?' Leonel thought to himself.

on his trembling left arm. He looked down to find Aina looking toward him with a mixture of

are you

wanted to deal with the chains as quickly as possible. The longer he took, the more Frenchmen would die. But, he hadn't expected the backlash

first group of Frenchmen begun crossing the moat. Leonel took

a deep breath, he could only look toward Aina with

alive with nothing but her eyes. Then, she turned in a huff of rage, her ax lighting up with a violent red

onto the gate, slicing in cleanly in half and kicking its lower portion

archers that had been waiting on

had to remember to stop making this

Suddenly, his expression changed.

barreling forward with all his might

left arm to

ground on their feet

taken advantage of the moment to snake further up Leonel's arm, almost causing him

narrowed gaze toward Nigelle, who was slowly lowering his bow from the other side of the inner gates, and then

to land even a single scratch on it. But now it was deformed to the

arrow really was too swift and too powerful. Had it not been for his ability improving and causing his senses to reach an unprecedented level, he might

his side. He looked in shock toward Aina who seemed on the verge of exploding

"Aina!"

her berserk state. The combination of Leonel's troubles and the near death experience almost made her lose her mind again, but luckily,

toward Nigelle, a deep frown setting into his brow. The situation

appeared with her own knights. Each of the female's knights wore helms that revealed nothing but the slits of

from all sides, forming a defensive line to block entry to the inner gates. It wasn't long before their numbers totaled