Several days later, a mysterious Salvation Squad emerged out of nowhere, racing about to quell disasters. Under their immense power, the Insect Calamity and Beast Calamity that had ravaged the southern region for half a month gradually subsided.
They had not merely crushed the monsters. The water sources contaminated by demonic insects and corpses, the eroded land, and the rotting forests were all cleansed as well.
Wherever the Salvation Squad passed, it was as though the land had received some kind of blessing, bursting back to life.
Even in Darlington, which had suffered the worst damage, the withered seedlings in the fields regained the fresh green of life after only a few days.
The villagers' food supply for the coming year had finally been saved.
That greenery was more precious than gold and silver. It was the guarantee of their future survival; with it, fewer people would starve to death next year.
Those who had been saved were overwhelmed with gratitude and wanted to compose hymns and spread ballads in praise of the Salvation Squad.
However, people awkwardly discovered that they knew virtually nothing about this Salvation Squad.
The figures that appeared on the battlefield sometimes numbered three, sometimes four, sometimes five, and sometimes seven...
Every one of their names was a mystery. From a few distant sightings, people could only vaguely make out that the members were mostly beautiful young women, and that some of them seemed to be non-human.
According to the judgment of learned scholars, they were likely fae.
Thus, people simply called these saviors "Fae Knights."
There was no definite conclusion as to where they came from either. Some said they came from the Nameless Forest in the Land of the Fae; some said they came from Orkney, the Land of the End; others even claimed