The shadows of the three great evil gods still linger over the ruins of the Kingdom of Cappadocia.
Lilia Hill, a battle sister, is ordered to purge the remnants of the evil gods. She infiltrates a corrupted village alone. Just as she blows the mask off a false god with her flintlock, two girls falling from the sky disrupt her peaceful mission: Cirno, who calls herself a “genius ice fairy,” and the mysterious white-haired girl Kaelia. They claim to come from a foreign land and to have arrived to take part in the “holy war.”
But the evil gods are not the only darkness in this land.
The Hettria Empire's iron cavalry slaughters its own people in the name of purging heresy. Villagers she saves turn around and hand their benefactor over to monsters. A beautiful songstress at the bottom of a well tells of a century of injustice and betrayal... As faith is questioned and kindness trampled, Lilia is forced to reconsider everything she has sworn to protect.
What is justice? What is evil? When the gods' apostles raise their blades to slaughter, while cursed monsters shed tears, who in this war is the light, and who is the abyss?
A flintlock, a cross, and two companions of unknown origins. Lilia's holy war has only just begun.
I feel that the portrayal of Kailia in the early stage was a bit too meaningless. Isn't it a bit inappropriate to portray her as a 17-year-old BBA who is like a mastermind behind the scenes?
Oh, Chi Lu Luo? That's great. I have to take a look at it. What do you think of this idiot and witch? Ꙩ⌵Ꙩ