“You cowardly otherworldly scum! Relying on the power of the legendary weapons like this! Don’t think this is over yet!” Miyaji shouted.

“Cowardly . . . is not a word you have any right to use! And you’re from another world here yourself!” I shot back. Getting himself summoned here and then acting like this, seriously. Almost everything he said was a contradiction of something he said earlier. I didn’t think we were going to be able to reach him with words anymore.

Not that I’d ever really thought that.

“Die!” The still-raging Armor swung his axe at me again. I mixed my power with life force and concentrated on a skill name that I often used. Okay, that felt like I was getting the hang of it.

“Stardust Mirror!” An enhanced Shooting Star Shield was instantly deployed, stopping Armor and his axe in their tracks.

“Impossible! This can’t be allowed! We are justice! This means the vassal weapons of this world are evil, if they are willing to side with a demon king!” Armor raged. I was pretty impressed myself—even without any enhancement, the mirror had decent capabilities. Recalling the mirror that had shattered, however, I realized it was true that it offered lower defense overall compared to the shield.

In either case, we now had a new means to fight back.

I was also pretty amazed by Armor and his incredible logic that everything that opposed him had to be evil.

“Ha! No need to get all excited just because you picked up a vassal weapon,” Miyaji said, still so full of himself. And he then started to play again. In the next instant, however, magic spheres hit both Miyaji and Armor. Both of them gasped and shouted at the attack.

“You should not get distracted,” Itsuki told him. At some point, he had started his own performance again. The magic spheres created by Itsuki proceeded to turn into the shape of rocks and fly toward Miyaji’s allies and Witch.

“Element Harmony? You can activate such high-level magic using a blade of grass?!” Glass was suitably shocked as she saw the magic swirling in the vicinity. I didn’t really understand it myself, but from Glass’s reaction, this was quite something.

“Is that difficult to do?” I asked.

“It’s attack performance magic that requires a solid performance before it will activate. I think even Filo would have trouble activating it by just singing,” Glass explained. Filo, who loved singing, had even become something of an idol singer.

“Well, well, well, that’s pretty smart of you. If you can’t use magic from your world, use magic from this one,” the moron woman said. She sounded pretty impressed, even as she continued her engagement with S’yne.