The Bunker's strongest warrior and one of the most mysterious beings in the Three Towers to date finally met in an encounter neither could avoid.
Perhaps fate had begun to play its music at that moment, for bells could actually be heard ringing in the Church on the verge of collapse.
At that moment, both Albert and the god who wielded the authority of shooting to kill felt their thoughts stir.
Both seemed familiar with that sound.
Its solemnity and sanctity, however, stirred entirely different feelings in them.
A sentence surfaced in Albert's mind.
"Do what is right, not what is easy, little Albert."
Those words came not from a single voice, but from many.
Those voices gave Albert unwavering conviction and a fierce will to fight.
His fighting spirit soared as he patched and mended this broken human world.
For the other combatant, Sagittarius, his thoughts seemed to return to that strange little town.
He recalled certain things from the human world all those years ago. His first response was disgust.
Welcome to the human world. Those words stirred something in him. He frowned in disgust.
His figure and expression became fixed in everyone's sight.
His aqua-blue hair streamed around him, and he wore deep blue armor, its style somewhat reminiscent of fifteenth-century Gothic full plate, though it left his head uncovered. Blue lights flickered around him like the trails of countless swimming fish.
Those lights surrounded their master like servants awaiting his summons.
A blue knight.
That was how everyone saw Sagittarius, and naturally, the knight had his warhorse.
The warhorse's body was translucent, like a jellyfish from the deep sea. Yet no organs could be seen inside its transparent body...
Only countless twinkling blue stars.
The knight rode his warhorse, while the blue light gradually gathered into