The ancestral arts that saura uses is kuroma since he was an ice mage. Well fraga had a great and fulfilling life.The 2nd life he had was he was the king of the netherworld named Shu Saura that freezes the entire world! and rules it with his wife The Nether Sorceress (Shizuno). Fraga was the user of a holy sword and her sister sarasha is the holy maiden of the sword, so fraga should always be there to protect sarasha.While protecting sarasha, they both fell inlove to each other even though they are siblings. In his first life, the ancestral art he had was shirogane since he was a knight. The first life he had, was he was the strongest knight named Kensei Fraga that protects his sister named Sarasha (Satsuki) from anything. This is the story of moroha haimura, who got 2 legendary previous lives. Well now we are done understanding this anime, lets go to the plot! If students were ble to awaken their power, there will be aura in a specific color that will sorround their bodies and will give them superhuman capabilities.
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If the student will still not be able to use their powers, the teachers will patiently teach them on how to use it. They are being used by their previous lives and during the modern life, they will be able to use it easily and effortlessly. Some of you might think where did shirogane and kuroma came from, they are actually called "ancestral arts". Shirogane manifest weapons and martial techniques, so they do more into offensive stuffs like while Kuroma manifest magic for defense purposes. Shirogane and kuroma are the reincarnations of talented individuals who still remember the memories of their past lives. The Saviors are divided into two types of roles which is Shirogane (White Iron) and Kuroma (Black Magic).
The Akane academy only trains and accepts saviors to kill huge monsters that are called metaphysicals.
The story takes place at a school named Akane Academy, where students who still remembers their previous lifes are called as Saviors.
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