Edelberg
----"Edelberg."
This was a mountain standing within Estonia, one of the Baltic States.
The mountain rose more than 9,000 meters above sea level. It was the highest peak in the world, piercing the clouds. Its slopes were extremely steep and sharp, thrusting straight into the sky like a sword, which was why it was also known as Sword Peak.
A mountain like Sword Peak was undoubtedly a famous scenic spot in this world.
However, no one in this world treated the mountain as a tourist attraction.
Even though it was indeed famous throughout the world, the main reason for its fame was that it was someone's private territory.
Fifteen years ago, when the Allied Forces and the Coalition Forces had dispatched a combined army of 300,000 troops without Estonia's permission—Estonia not yet belonging to either faction at the time—nearly triggering the Third World War, a young swordswoman had annihilated all 300,000 soldiers from both sides in a single stroke, ravaging the entire battlefield like a Valkyrie.
In the end, the young swordswoman had been jointly hunted by the Allied Forces and the Coalition Forces, becoming the most evil Blade-Breaker in the world. Yet she had remained unscathed through repeated encirclements and hunts by the world's two great powers, eventually spreading her fame far and wide.
From then on, the young swordswoman's name resounded throughout the world. Gradually, even the Allied Forces and the Coalition Forces had no choice but to give up hunting her. In the end, under the world's watchful eyes, even Estonia, which had joined the Coalition Forces, announced that it was relinquishing ownership of the land surrounding her location in Edelberg and granting that territory to the young swordswoman.
Thus, from that time onward, many people began calling that young swordswoman by another name.
That was—**The