It was thus created eighty-eight armors, on the model of the constellations of the sky. Made of orichalcum, gammamium and stardust, these armors were alive because they were imbued with divine will, and were structured in order according to their power. Thirteen armor of gold, twenty-six armor of silver, and forty-nine armor of bronze. Armor was also forged for Athena, which she would use in place of her kamui just as Poseidon wore her scales and not her divine garment.

Knights, the hour is serious!

The goddess forbids these saints to use weapons other than those of their armor, but Poseidon wanted revenge on the alchemists of Mu who had built sacred clothes for the saints and decided to destroy the continent of Mü.

After Zeus had disappeared after having given the custody of the Earth to Athena, considered the wisest and most compassionate of the goddesses, Poseidon envious of Athena's prerogatives set out to conquer the surface. In his underwater kingdom, he gathered many powerful warriors, the marinas, and made them forge combat armor made of orichalcum and called scales. The seven most powerful warriors were appointed generals and led the battles to the surface. The might of Poseidon's armies, amplified by the indestructible scales, easily overcame the fighters in Athena's service. Poseidon then built in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean a powerful fortress named Atlantis, as large of a continent and totally impregnable. From there, his warriors were able to carry out even more deadly raids and nothing seemed to be able to stop the invasion of the god of the oceans. Soon there were only teenagers left to resist, all the adults had perished under the blows of the marinas. In order to give them a chance in the hard battles they had to fight, Athena decided to provide them with armor. She therefore appealed to the alchemists of the continent of Mü, a people very advanced in the field of astronomy and the forge, fervent worshiper of Athena.