At Elisabelle’s command, the squad of ten soldiers drew their weapons and charged.

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But in the end, they didn’t learn anything. The charging soldiers collapsed without warning, and the image on the wall snapped off.

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“Order the soldier we are viewing through to do nothing, then send the others to attack.”

“All seventy-one? I cannot imagine that will go well.”

“Sending them one at a time will take too long. If they all attack at once, ignoring the possibility of friendly fire, they’ll be more likely to succeed.” Elisabelle was the absolute authority in Himeln. If she gave an instruction, her followers had no choice but to obey.

The S units attacked again. This time Elisabelle and the others in the control room looked closely to see what was going to happen. The attacking soldiers ran forward, and then just as before, all fell to the ground. Every attacking unit stopped moving, their signals disappearing from the area map.

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They began walking again. The armored soldier followed them. Yogiri had thought they were trying to keep the soldier alive, but he had warned them. He used his power, and the soldier fell to the ground.

-Volume 11 pages 74, 75, and 145