All My Summons Become Divine Girls

Aria wrote four requirements across Aegis because every shorter plan killed the child. The first contested the Underworld ownership mark without replacing it.

The second exposed the Dominion seam braiding spatial glass into the extraction array. The third held body, soul, and demonic core together during separation.

The fourth supplied a compatible circulation refuge after the prison lost its forced rhythm. Hajin stood before the projected model with his right arm inside Ferra’s cooling brace.

Vella, Ferra, Didi, Rumi, and Nari occupied separate positions around the copied walls. Cessy observed from beyond a warded communication mirror, while Eirwen served as treaty witness beside two royal surveyors.

"Didi contests the claim," Hajin said, pointing toward the ownership line, "Breaker exposes the seam only after the retaliation stops. Collector holds the joined core, and Vella sustains the living circulation."

"That accounts for three structures, not a refuge," Vella replied, studying the final requirement, "her core cannot remain inside your hybrid pathways after release, and the prison will reject ordinary treatment."

Aria displayed the Fragment’s newly available Bloodline Sanctuary line and noted that at twenty-five percent recovery it could shelter one endangered bloodline, yet the function remained locked behind unknown rescue conditions.

"The Fragment offers incomplete protection," Hajin said, refusing to call the unread function a solution, "we verify every condition before depending upon it."

Didi touched the copied ownership sentence with one line of Crowned Frost before the command recognized her royal blood and demanded that she name the protected subject, then accept retaliation from the original authority.

"I cannot call her prisoner, patient, or subject," Didi said, reading the response, "every legal category preserves somebody else’s claim."

"Name the person you are protecting without assigning a role," Eirwen advised from the witness table, "a withheld name can still designate one living individual."

Didi adjusted the sentence until it referred only to the child behind the mark. The command resisted, but it no longer transformed protection into possession.

Eirwen wrote that wording into the treaty record and added three witnesses from outside both royal bloodlines. If the rescue succeeded, no later court could claim Didi had transferred ownership to Hajin through an unrecorded family agreement.

The document protected the child’s future dispute rights even before anyone knew whether she could read it. Didi signed beneath the wording without adding a command that the girl would owe her gratitude.

Ferra built a physical frame around the copied Dominion seam while Hajin tracked the change.

Breaker’s Lever could expose the boundary if he applied force from the right angle, while Collector’s Grasp held the living core from his left.

The movement required separate weapons and precise hand positions, so he stored the Chain rather than wearing or entangling it while his right arm remained inside the brace with one error before the pathways demanded another recovery period.

"Your brace survives one distributed backlash," Ferra said, drawing a crack across the model, "afterward, the Lever either remains wedged or the seam closes. You will not have strength to hold both artifacts indefinitely."

Rumi opened the outer route on the copy, while Nari preserved the retreat without closing through the soul membrane.

Their safe movements became possible only after Didi’s claim interruption and the Lever’s exposed boundary removed the child from the door geometry.

"We touch both ends first," Rumi said, pointing toward two marks, "then open known road."

"No blind destination," Nari said, supporting her sister’s correction, "no closing through person."

The requirement applied beyond the rescue chamber, because Aria’s preserved frequency ended beneath the living orchard while the old foundation could still transfer mass through distant nodes.

Ferra needed a verified destination if any later operation used that capacity. Under Eirwen’s treaty authority, royal surveyors brought maps covering an abandoned quarry and the mountain belt west of the capital.

The region lay beyond settled villages, yet old documents still listed disused mines, protected ruins, seasonal hunting shelters, and three headwaters feeding occupied districts.

The King’s oldest map called the basin barren crownland, while an Alder survey recorded migrating animals through its northern pass and a mining charter granted access to a company dissolved forty years earlier.

Hajin required physical proof over the newest seal, and Eirwen said while placing twelve markers, "An empty map mark is not empty ground, and Alder witnesses will walk each boundary before I certify it, with every discovery recorded."

He divided the verification teams without weakening the palace guard. Juna inspected approaches from the air while Loccy crossed every quarry floor physically.

Royal engineers entered each abandoned mine, and local wardens checked seasonal records against current occupancy. Rumi and Nari traveled with Hajin to the two proposed endpoints.

The first lay at the palace mouth beneath an evacuated service court. The second occupied a stone basin beyond the verified mountain belt, surrounded by peaks whose waters drained away from towns.

Rumi touched the palace mark with her amber Wing and stored its spatial feel. Nari touched the same point afterward, learning the route’s closing geometry without activating it.

At the mountain basin, they reversed positions as Nari learned the bounded endpoint first, then Rumi mapped every possible opening around it.

Hajin said as both Wings responded across the distance, "Do not connect them, because a marked possibility is not permission to move anything."

Both sisters dismissed their manifestations while the survey used the remaining daylight and Juna confirmed no inhabited roofs within the destructive radius.

Loccy opened collapsed mine entrances and found them empty while Eirwen’s witnesses verified that the two nearest ruins held no graves, active shrines, or protected roots.

One hunting shelter contained fresh ash despite the seasonal ledger showing no occupants. Juna found two trappers beyond the eastern ridge and escorted them outside the proposed boundary with their equipment.

The surveyors expanded the exclusion zone, recorded the temporary camp, and informed nearby villages that the basin would remain closed. The discovery justified every hour spent checking ground that official parchment had called empty.

Royal water engineers traced every headwater beyond the predicted collapse zone. Ferra then placed mundane stone markers along the safe boundary, so future users could identify the verified ground without trusting a magical map.

"The basin is clear today," Eirwen said, sealing the survey under Alder and royal authority, "any later operation requires another occupancy check before destructive use."

Hajin accepted the condition because power capable of moving a prison or palace foundation could not treat yesterday’s empty ground as permanently available.

They returned beneath the capital after nightfall, where Vella had completed the compatible-circulation model using the child’s preserved frequency.

Hajin’s hybrid mana could match her demonic core without interpreting it as corruption, while Sanctuary might hold that match after separation. The model still showed pain entering the shelter during the first transfer.

"Compatible does not mean harmless," Vella said, showing the strain path through Hajin’s right arm, "her first seizure after transfer will enter whoever shelters the bloodline."

"I absorb it while you treat both sides," Hajin replied, accepting the path without calling it a sacrifice.

"You absorb what the skill defines, not whatever pain you volunteer to receive," she said, correcting him, "we confirm the actual protection before assuming martyrdom improves its function."

Didi placed her revised claim grammar beside the other requirements while Ferra added the one-use brace and exact Lever angle.

The sisters supplied the known approach and retreat while Aria left Bloodline Sanctuary marked as incomplete rather than turning uncertainty into confidence.

Four things had to happen together, and each depended upon somebody refusing the easiest version of their power. A rescue would fail if even one person reached for a familiar answer at the wrong moment.

Cessy’s final written note added one more danger without changing the four requirements. A contested Underworld claim could open a boundary response from its original authority, meaning the rescue team needed orchard defenses before Didi spoke the refusal aloud.

Hajin assigned Juna and Loccy to that response while preserving every specialist required inside. He closed the model only after each person repeated the point where their action had to stop.

"We confront the ownership mark before entering the complete chamber," Hajin said, looking at Didi’s signed wording, "and we leave the child a choice after the walls stop speaking for her."

The plan was slower than a direct assault, but speed had already proven itself part of the prison’s design.

Every specialist now understood the cost of acting alone, and the child would not be asked to pay for their impatience.