The account inside the book continued.
Not only were the soldiers of the Holy Empire of Rome capable of creating weapons through their Divinity, but according to the writer, the vitality contained within their Converted Essence had been so great that he could almost feel it overflowing from them.
There had been something else as well.
Something the writer had noticed when those soldiers encountered the forces of the Servient Union.
A slight but natural sense of oppression had appeared between their Converted Essences.
It wasn't the violent rejection one might expect from two opposing forms of Essence.
Instead, the writer described it as something closer to what happened when an Arcanist Alchemist released his Cognis Presence against a Novice Alchemist.
The Novice's Cognis would naturally come under pressure because of the enormous difference between them.
Of course, the difference between the Roman soldiers and Servients hadn't reached anything close to that level.
Still...
