Boar Head's arrival had immediately boosted the morale of the Demonic Soldiers, which hadn't fallen much to begin with.
But a boar head that big was...
"Kansuke." Over here, Takeda Shingen began to act.
He called out to another man, a middle-aged figure in armor with an eyepatch who looked somewhat ugly.
A closer look revealed that the man was covered in scars and had trouble walking.
He was Yamamoto Kansuke, Takeda Shingen's strategist. In Lin Yun's "understanding," the man was a prophet.
His difficulty walking was clearly a prophet's curse.
Yamamoto Kansuke's story was rather peculiar. He had originally been Imagawa Yoshimoto's man, but Imagawa Yoshimoto thought Kansuke was far too ugly to suit his noble tastes, so Kansuke had gone over to Takeda Shingen.
It could even be said that the plan to seize Suwa Shrine and gain the power of "Divine Magic" through worship of Suwa Daimyojin had been Yamamoto Kansuke's idea.
Yamamoto Kansuke held a fan and began murmuring under his breath, closing his one uncovered eye.
An almost invisible black energy spread toward Boar Head.
In an instant, Boar Head, who had been charging forward, stopped. Confusion spread across his face, as if he were asking himself the three great questions of life: Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?
Yamamoto Kansuke was known as the Demon of the Way because he specialized in spells that bewitched and controlled the mind.
Boar Head, meanwhile, might have been brave, but in the end, he was still just a boar head.
He had fallen to Yamamoto Kansuke's Confusion spell and was now in a dazed state.
But this was only the beginning.
As Boar Head charged out, several more boar heads appeared, along with a number of generals who looked like fat men but