The Power of Hexagram Magic!

Hundreds of scorching meteors, impossible to tell whether they were cannonballs or fireballs.

After streaking across the azure sky in a spectacular barrage, they rained down one after another onto Tristain's high-slope positions.

Surging explosions and flames turned into heat waves that destroyed everything, violently colliding with defensive magic such as earth walls, wind shields, and water barriers.

It was fine if the latter held them back, but if the former broke through, the mages behind them and the surrounding soldiers would turn into human-shaped torches.

They screamed madly, then fell silent, becoming charred lumps on the ground.

This was war.

Though it had only just begun, Guiche and the other boys who had yet to graduate from the academy were already pale with terror, trembling all over, even vomiting.

But the enemy would not wait for them.

After three waves of suppression from cannon fire, arrow barrages, and fireballs, Tristain now had to face the magic warships and dragon rider legions descending from the sky.

As well as the monster army charging up from below with savage roars, made up of fantasy races such as trolls, goblins, kobolds, and Fenrir black wolves.

Princess Henrietta was utterly stunned.

Although she was nominally the commander-in-chief of this operation.

She was, after all, only a seventeen-year-old girl who had never witnessed killing.

Louise beside her was no different, equally flustered and panicked.

She was even more distracted because she was worried about Saito Hiraga, who was about to return to his own world.

Fortunately, Marshal Grammont was highly dependable.

As Marshal Grammont barked out orders one after another, the soldiers of the kingdom's guard on the battlefield pulled themselves together and hurriedly formed ranks, raising shield walls and bracing their spears.

The archers began firing volleys, while the mages chanted spells with