Legna

Legna is the name given to God’s manufactured angelic golems, with Legnae used for the plural. They are created from consumed souls and deployed as an obedient army capable of restraining mana.

Biography

Analysis and countermeasure

Yu IlHan first studies damaged Legna units recovered by his companions. He repeatedly restores and disassembles them, learning that their motion is fueled by the complete destruction of souls. Their construction yields rare metals and inspires the Traps of Restoration, artifacts designed to prevent God from interfering with worlds through the Traps of Destruction. (Chapters 313–314)

Invasion of Dareu

God sends twenty-three Legnae into Dareu. Their arrival turns the golems’ design into a testable weakness: once Yu IlHan closes the world, the units lose access to further orders and outside energy. Their mana restraint still lets them withstand his mana-based techniques, but they cannot adapt independently when their command link disappears. Transcendent Trajectory cuts them apart, and their remains are repurposed in Dragon’s Nest. (Chapters 320–321)

God’s disposable army

Legnae and stronger Archlegnae later fight beside fallen angels against the Garden of Sunset. Uriel displays an intact unit to Heaven’s angels as evidence that God has abandoned them for a replacement army. The surviving records establish Legnae as a continuing manufactured force rather than a single individual. (Chapters 322, 324, and 328)

Appearance and personality

A Legna resembles a distorted angel with a deformed halo and twisted pairs of wings. The units have no demonstrated individual personality: the last sounds of a destroyed Legna are described as meaningless vibrations, consistent with a construct whose original soul has been consumed as fuel. (Chapters 321–322)

Abilities and classes

Mana restraint

Legnae emit a restraining effect that interferes with mana and the techniques powered by it. The field allows a group of units to threaten higher worlds and survive attacks that would ordinarily destroy manufactured soldiers; even Yu IlHan’s mana-based options become inefficient while it is active. The defense is specialized rather than absolute. Transcendent Trajectory can cut through it because the attack is not defeated merely by suppressing ordinary mana flow, and physically destroying the golem still ends the effect. (Chapters 320–321 and 328)

Remote command and soul fuel

Each Legna is an obedient construct linked to God’s orders and external supply. Its movement is powered through the complete consumption of souls rather than by a surviving personality within the shell. That design makes the army unwavering but inflexible: when Yu IlHan isolates Dareu, the units lose their continuing commands and outside energy and cannot improvise as independent people would. Stronger Archlegnae improve the army’s combat tier, not its demonstrated autonomy. (Chapters 313–314, 321, and 328)

Constructed body and recoverable formations

Legna bodies combine rare metals with embedded magic formations. Yu IlHan can restore damaged examples, dismantle them repeatedly, and use their operating principles and materials in his own artifacts. Their construction helps inspire the Traps of Restoration, though that later system is Yu IlHan’s work rather than an ability possessed by the Legnae themselves. The recoverable body also makes every destroyed unit a source of enemy intelligence and crafting material. (Chapters 313–314 and 321)

Relationships

• God: Their creator and commander, who fuels the units with destroyed souls.
• Yu IlHan: Their principal counterforce, who creates the Traps of Restoration from his analysis of them.
• Uriel: A former Great Archangel who exposes the Legnae to Heaven’s angels as proof of God’s betrayal.

Items

No notable personal items are established in the supplied corpus.