Saint Seiya: the Holy War Between Saga and Yaoma

A brand-new Holy War, the original Saint Seiya LC visual sense, a battle of wits and courage, a passionate and tragic battle, and a fateful battle... If you are a Saint Seiya fan, I believe that the author will definitely be able to find the feeling of following the Underworld chapter and LC through this book. The god of time, Cainos (Yoma), tore apart the rift in time and was reborn, seizing Gemini Galleon, and came to Saga on the eve of his fate to assassinate the Pope. He had the complete original script in hand. He originally wanted to use the Black Rebellion of Saga to kill Shion and seize the power of the Pope. He wanted to use Athena and the Five Little Strongmen as pawns to kill Gronos, the Lord God of Heaven. However, he did not expect that Saga, as a pawn, would jump out of the original plot and once again become a high wall in front of Yao Ma as a Gemini Golden Saint... No intrusion, no system, no routine, no CP, no OOC, no Long Aotian The biggest difference between this book and other Saint warriors is that there is no daily routine among the Golden Saints. All the plots closely revolve around the main line of the story. In the process of portraying the highlights of the characters in the battle, it also reflects the tragic and heavy feeling of LC.