Ishura: The Particle Storm in the Realm of Slaughter, Vol. 2 by Keiso and Kureta
Author:Keiso and Kureta [Kureta, Keiso]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On
Published: 2022-09-07T00:00:00+00:00
The southern area of Aureatia. The terrain there, intricate ravines all intersecting with one another, was not formed from nature.
The topography was carved up so the pioneers of ages past could pass through the precipitous ravine, creating a large-scale transportation route connecting the Kingdoms with the cities of the southern region.
Given these circumstances, this tract of land, with many marketplaces and lodgings set up to serve as a hub for the coming and going caravans, was not strictly considered a city. It was called the Gumana Trading Post.
However, now, no matter what time of day, there were no traces of merchants coming and going to be seen. Packing the ravine full was a garrison of the Aureatia army, tasked with surveying and handling the impending natural disaster attack.
âSo, this whole Particle Storm thing⦠Iâve actually heard about it, too.â
Among them all, the sight of a boy, barely sixteen years of age, dressed in generalâs garb was a peculiar one to behold.
Looking down over the view of the ravine from the makeshift operational headquarters, he had one elbow thrust onto the tacticianâs table.
The youngest man among Aureatiaâs Twenty-Nine Officials. Twenty-Second General, Mizial the Iron-Piercing Plumeshade.
âItâs basically like typhoon or drought, right? Itâs just weather. Honestly, thereâs pretty much no reason to bring troops with us at all, really. Just having numbers isnât gonna do much to stop it.â
âIf all the theories up until now are true, then yes, that would be true.â
The man replying had only one arm. Twenty-Fifth General, Kayon the Thundering. He was reputed to be a man of great caliber who more than made up for the abilities of Mizial, exceptionally immature for a top-level government official.
âBut, well, just the fact that a weather pattern supposed to be unique to the Yamaga Barrens moved this far, and is approaching Aureatia, makes it all abnormal. It makes more sense to consider things like Jelki said.â
âYou mean, about how if itâs true form isnât any weather, it can be stopped?â
âI wonder. If that informationâs correct, it could be even worse than a simple storm.â
Mizialâs apprehensions were justifiable. If the Yamaga Barrensâ Particle Storm itself was indeed descending upon them, there wasnât a single thing the Aureatia soldiers could do. With even steel armor proving worthless against the furious particles of dust, they would simply have their skin shaven off and die.
âBut if we kept waiting without doing anything, everyone would start to wonder what the hell the army was thinking. At the bare minimum, leading the evacuation, providing material transport support, and then reconstruction aid. Thereâre mountains of stuff to handle on top of surveying the Particle Storm. We have barely any time until it arrives.â
âAnd weâre still getting stuck with grunt work, huh? The Okahu and Old Kingdomsâ fronts are already in bad enough shape. Can we really be mobilizing this many troops? I get that itâs that much of an emergency and all, but still.â
Mizial the Iron-Piercing Plumeshade was a military officer who showed more acumen with offensives on the front lines than giving strategic commands from the rear.
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