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Silverlance Pegasi
- “银枪的天马”
- 银枪皮加索斯
- “银槍的天馬”
- 银槍皮加索斯
- National campaign knightclub
- Special forces
- Ioleta Russell (de facto)
- Liam (de jure)
The Silverlance Pegasi (sing. Silverlance Pegasus), formally known as Silverlance, Pegasus Order of Knighthood are an organization in Arknights. They are supporting characters in Near Light after previously mentioned in The Anonymous Ones' War, part of Operational Intelligence.
Background[edit]
The Silverlance Pegasi are an enigmatic campaign knightclub of extraordinarily powerful Pegasian knights who serve the Adeptus Sprawiedliwi. They're easily recognized by their silver ceramic-titanium alloy combat armors, which while not as elegant as that of a competition knight, they still represent the pinnacle of Kazimierz' material industry.[1]
Long ago, they once protected Kazimierz from numerous foreign invasions. Most notably, according to public reports from the Adeptus Sprawiedliwi released after the Tenth Ursus-Kazimierz War, the Silverlances displayed an incredible combat prowess as they chased down several Ursine warships using their mere physical strength and successfully halted their advance. Although Patriot mentioned that they were "utterly defeated" by Ursus in the end, whilst the High Command at Deity Grypherburg never elaborated on the report, the Ursine government nevertheless acknowledged the events' description.[2][3] Since the rise of the nouveau riche, they somehow vanished into history and were seemingly forgotten by Kazimierz, yet some believe that they still exist and might return one day.[4] In reality, they have been actively guarding the borders of Kazimierz, but are forbidden by the National Council to step into Kawalerielki outside of emergency situations.[5]
The Silverlances have great respect for the Nearl family thanks to the decisive victory of the "Daybreak over the Golden Prairie" in the year 1072. During the battle, Kirill Nearl, the war hero, led seven of his men and bravely rescued thirty Silverlance Pegasi from Ursus' armies despite being gravely outnumbered. Even though only Kirill himself and Ioleta Russell managed to survive out of the eight heroes, the rescued knights increased to forty-one and easily defeated the invaders, causing Ursus to suffer severe loss. Out of honor, the Silverlances engraved the motto of the Nearls, "Fear neither hardship nor darkness," onto their shields and weapons, and they carry on such legacy into the present.[6][7]
The strength of the Silverlances is unimaginable as they can defeat multiple enemies despite being outnumbered. [7] At the same time, they despise competitive knights for being mere entertainers. [8]
Story[edit]
Maria Nearl[edit]
The Armorless Union was informed that the Silverlances were secretly entering Kawalerielki, presumably as part of the Adeptus' plan to struggle with the General Chamber of Commerce. With that said, the two Lazurites Roy and Monique were dispatched to handle them while Centaurea continued to keep an eye on the Radiant Knight.[9]
Near Light[edit]
The Silverlances entered the city during the total blackout caused by the second Kawalerielki Separation. Their presence attracted the citizens out of curiosity, but at the same time, they posed a threat to the K.G.C.C. spokesman McKee immediately phoned the National Council to accuse the Silverlances of violating the law. However, the accusation was immediately rejected because the Adeptus had the right to mobilize them during critical moments.[5]
The first thing the Silverlances did upon their arrival was to pay a visit to the Nearl family and Madam Russell, the Grand Knight. In turn Madam Russell invited them to watch the Kazimierz Major even though they despise it. When meeting Młynar Nearl, they saluted him out of respect for the Nearls. In turn, Młynar humbly refused their salute, stating that he was nothing more than an ordinary man.[8]
During the finals between Margaret and the Blood Knight, the Silverlances were responsible for guarding the stadium from the assassins of the Armorless Union. Centaurea brought thirty assassins along, while the Silverlances brought only seven knights. The Silverlances even jokingly declared that they only need three to deal with her and her men. During Margaret and Dikaiopolis' historical march to the Champion's Hall, the Silverlances came to protect them from the assassins and led them along the way.[7]
By the end of the Major season, the Silverlances were responsible for guarding Kawalerielki's core city while it was undocking from the rest of the nomadic cities. Out of Margaret's request, they allowed the Infected to stay in Kawalerielki as they flooded into the capital during the process.[10]
Notable[edit]
- Liam: The current leader of the Silverlance Pegasi, who's also an acquaintance of Margaret Nearl.
Quotes[edit]
Near Light[edit]
| Daily Task missions #1 | Well met, Doctor of Rhodes Island.
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| Daily Task missions #2 | We will not take off our helmets without the approval of the Grandmaster. Such is the ironclad law of the campaign knights.
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| Daily Task missions #3 | Apologies, but we are also not allowed to privately disclose our names to others.
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| Daily Task missions #4 | Please refrain from touching my weapon. Thank you.
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| Daily Task missions #5 | As long as we are here, your safety in the Grand Knight Territory is guaranteed. The General Chamber of Commerce shall not lay a finger on you.
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| Daily Task missions #6 | Are you curious about the duties and responsibilities of a campaign knight? About that... Please allow me to consult the Grandmaster for instructions. She will decide whether or not that question can be answered.
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| Daily Task missions #7 | We are campaign knights, but the Grand Knight Territory is not our home.
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Gallery[edit]
Concept Art[edit]
Concept art for the Silverlance Pegasi and their weapons, as seen in Arknights Official Artworks Vol. 3
References[edit]
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