The Boy Who Ruled the Monsters: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 6] by Sin Guilty

The Boy Who Ruled the Monsters: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 6] by Sin Guilty

Author:Sin Guilty
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, magic, princess, fantasy, adventure, harem, high fantasy, overpowered, elf, OP protagonist, game elements, dragon girl
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)


Chapter 4: Oratorio Tangram

Ten thousand Emelian soldiers and a unified force of seventy thousand soldiers under the combined command of the Holy Church and the Istekario Empire glared at each other across the rolling hills northeast of the fortified city of Garlaige. This region was so expansive that it had more than enough room for the nearly six-digit body count, but it had yet to be named because it had been off-limits to all humans until recently. It had previously been a part of Taboo Duo, the taboo territory closest to Istekario out of the nine that made up Gio Nest. It was thanks to Sol unsealing the territory that the troops could be deployed here without fear. Otherwise, the boss that his group had cut down for levels and materials, Cerberus, would have torn through every last man, even if their numbers had been greater by a few orders of magnitude. Even now, humans were low on the continent’s scale of strength.

The first taboo territory that had been unsealed, Taboo Novem, was closer to Garlaige and largely filled with dense forest. It was the largest of all the taboo territories in Gio Nest, but there simply wasn’t enough open space for armies to maneuver, and it therefore wasn’t suitable as a battlefield. This was actually a big reason that clashes between Emelia and Istekario had never gone beyond small-scale skirmishes despite them sharing a physical border.

Consequently, when the Church had branded Sol an apostate and declared the Oratorio Tangram, Sol had chosen to unseal Taboo Duo. It was right on Istekario’s border and mostly open hills, which made it perfect for the war. He was going to unseal all the taboo territories anyway, so the order didn’t matter much to him.

The Church and the League—whose combined force dubbed itself God’s Army—saw no option but to go along with the choice. They would have had to split up their forces if they were to fight closer to Garlaige, which would result in them being defeated piecemeal by Sol, Luna, or the Libertadores. Not that it still wasn’t a stupid idea to throw seventy thousand men who couldn’t have unsealed Taboo Duo themselves at a group of people who could manage it single-handedly.

Located at the center of God’s Army was the Church’s camp, with Istekario’s troops protectively positioned in front of it. The general commander of Istekario and his vice commander looked out over the rows and rows of men, frank incredulity on their faces.

“To choose this formation against enemies who have defeated more than a few taboo territory bosses is sheer folly, to put it mildly,” murmured Emperor Fritz.

Kurt agreed. “It’s scary how people can just stop thinking because of faith.”

Splitting up gave more troops the possibility of surviving the war. To line up their entire force on open hills without taking precautions against being mowed down indicated an absolute lack of thought. As Fritz pointed out, their opponents had, on top of killing taboo territory bosses, defended against a succubus’s wide-scale bombardment and shot down a satellite from orbit.



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