Shikoku Chained Soldier Novels & Stories

On Baruz's hip, the polished barrel of a short shotgun, obviously custom-made, gleamed. The smooth handle smoothly turned into a sharp spike. Neat hieroglyphs cut along the barrel, a pair of leather straps holding the weapon securely against his thigh. On the belt, in the scabbard, dangled a wooden stake, about thirty-five centimeters long, the Kol from above is enclosed in a kind of steel cage with pointed edges. The hilt is tightly wrapped with a tsuka-Ito (“hilt thread”), similar to the winding of Japanese swords, with a double overlap, the Guard smoothly protrudes from the hilt, forming a small rhombus, with concave sides and served more for beauty than protection.

“Hold! Riders ahead!” The group froze, weapons drawn, as hoofbeats thundered from the ridge. Kaden’s outriders burst into view, six men, armored and grim, their horses snorting steam. But it was what they dragged behind them that stopped my heart: a beast, massive and wrong, chained in iron. Its hide was blackened, its eyes glowing red, like the shard’s veins. It thrashed against its bonds, a low, guttural snarl echoing through the pass. The chains glowed faintly, etched with sigils that pulsed in time with my spark.

He wore a tattered dark-green skirt tied with a long red sash with a pair of massive Japanese drums hung on his waist and held a small mace in each hand. The other one must be Hikaru. Wearing a leopard-pelted loincloth and carrying a long sack on his shoulders, he was green-skinned and had an equally fierce face and a single horn on his forehead. “Those are definitely Raijin and Fujin’s Braves,” Wilt said. “They looked just like their gods when I visited their shrine back in Japan.” “Get ready, people,” Chief Bess exclaimed. However, the Storm Brothers didn’t move a muscle.

I can easily guess that the wine is to prevent him losing himself during the battle, but the chain. "Soldier 983. Come here." It takes me a bit of time to register that I am the one being called, and I go to him, where he clasps the end of the chain around my arm. "You're bound to me now. They will not kill you." He says. I smile at him in admiration as he gives the battle cry. "ATTACK!" **

"It's an model attempted by Luminescent in the attempt to create their own firearms after observing battles during WWI. It has been made and used in the 50s before being discontinued. Unlike regular firearms, the ammo is your chi and the amount put into it determines firepower and lethality. These guys used a model that hasn't been used in decades and they got the low quality type." "They look like mercenaries" Kazuha looked at a brand on their bodies after she ripped the sleeves of all of their shirts. She is indifferent to what is in front of her. "The red robin brand. A mercenary insignia I once saw as a child. I knew it. The Shizuka family contracted them to kidnap me, again." Kurai is s

I asked. "Ah..." He began awkwardly and let go of me before moving back a little. "It's nothing." "It's not nothing, Hig. It looks like it hurt." He held my hand and kissed the back of my palm. "It doesn't hurt anymore so, don't worry." I heard someone giggle and I looked around his shoulder at the older woman stood behind him. She was short with straight, brown hair that was tied in a bun. She wore a grey suit and I couldn't help but notice that she resembled Higan quite a bit.

Later lists of companions of Segwaren the Conqueror are extant, but most are padded with extra names; only about 35 named individuals can be reliably identified as having been with Segwaren at Kaihon. The main armor used was chainmail hauberks, usually knee-length, with slits to allow riding, some with sleeves to the elbows. Some hauberks may have been made of scales attached to a tunic, with the scales made of metal, horn or hardened leather. Headgear was usually a conical metal helmet with a band of metal extending down to protect the nose. Horsemen and infantry carried shields. The infantryman’s shield was usually round and made of wood, with reinforcement of metal. Horsemen had changed t

After the meal with Cobalt, Matthew went to meet Shima again who was in his office with two of his royal guards, namely Hardy Sherry and Dzy Maddil. “So the Whale Clan and the Deep Clan are already affected, huh?” Shima rephrased his royal guards’ report as a question. “Yes, no wonder they didn’t report anything out of the ordinary.” Hardy said. Hardy was a merman with green scales and skin. His hair had a darker shade of green flowed majestically in the water. He wore armour on his torso and along his tail that was very muscular. He was probably a really good swimmer. His almond shaped eyes were yellow in colour and he apparently had a giant scissor on his back.

Elroy was concerned. “Let’s make a deal, stay still then I won't have to leave you to the fate awaiting you.” Elroy nodded to avoid further implications while the maiden tried unlocking the shackles holding his hands. Not quite long from when she had opened the shackle a Soldier stepped in, clad in dark-blue leather armor with a large four-point white star crested at the chest region; Elroy recognized this one thing - how he knew he wondered - the capital armor for a soldier of Riana.

Isabel pointed her right hand forward and chanted an incantation. “TIDSFORVRENGNING VAIA!!” TRINGG Isabel created a giant shield wall with a glowing clock pattern. It immediately surprised everyone, including Sachiko. "WHAT?" BANGG Sachiko fired her glass bullet that shattered into several pieces at Isabel. But when the bullet penetrated the shield, it immediately stopped. Seeing what Isabel did made Sachiko furious. “DAMN YOU!! HOW DARE YOU DO ALL THIS JUST TO PROTECT OUR ENEMY!!” Sachiko shouted at her, but Isabel responded with a smile.