The time is the beginning of the sixteenth century.
The location is the Holy Roman Empire.
In a corner of the United Nations where the territories of princes, churches, and knights are dotted, at the junction of the Central Highlands across Europe and the plains of northern Germany, at the foot of the mountain called the Harz Mountains, a battle is going on.
Those who had fought it personally, and those who had only heard about it, called it a "big war", but this hidden battle between Flamehaze and the Red World's followers never appeared in human history books.
They are supernormal beings with inhuman powers.
There is an extremely fierce conflict between the visitors from another world who roam this world and have the power to freely distort all things, and the supernatural beings who want to stop the huge waves they set off.
Facing powerful opponents such as the Burial Bell, the Flamehaze camp has two secret weapons, which are the fire-haired and scorching-eyed crusader Matilda Saint-Miloo, the fire-mist warrior of Alastair, recognized by everyone including the Red World Apostle as the strongest contemporary, and her best friend, the taciturn Tiamat and the dancer with unparalleled combat skills, Wilemina Carmel.
However, what is not known to the world is the relationship between the Fire Mist Warrior and the Red Demon King, the love affair between Matilda and Alastair, and...
Their "biological" daughter.
Without the existence of the original work, can it affect the flow of history? Where will this river take it?
It is a purely YY work, a short story, and the CP has been set.
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[Chevalier (double-sided/female knight)] In the name of the Lord
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The little spider handed over the glasses despite knowing its function. I think the screenwriter's brain was eaten away and he could do such a stupid thing. . . .
There are obviously so many capable Avengers, so it's okay to give the glasses to Nick Fury/Cap, at least he's an acquaintance.
I like this change The little spider handed over the glasses despite knowing its function. I think the screenwriter's brain was eaten away and he could do such a stupid thing. . . . There are obviously so many capable Avengers, so it's okay to give the glasses to Nick Fury/Cap, at least he's an acquaintance.