St. Andrew

St. Andrew (アンデレ) is a Saint an apostle of the Son of God and the brother of St. Peter. His most enduring is the saltire, known as St. Andrew's Cross

History
His life with the Son of God is chronicled in the New Testament of the Bible. In an account of his life, when St. Andrew was in jail, he sent his prayers and destroyed a city with lightning and earthquake.

Andrew is later said to have been martyred by crucifixion, where tradition states that by his own request, chose the saltire as his cross deeming himself unworthy to be crucified on the same type of cross as that of Son of God. The saltire later became the symbol of St. Andrew.

St. Andrew's Cross
St. Andrew's Cross (アンデレ十字)According to Index, the cross is a symbol of St. Andrew and is alloted to every Saint, and according to Terunoa, functions as a protective charm. Moreover, Index states that the cross is said to bring Divine Punishment to blasphemers and salvation to faithful believers. This property allow it to become very compatible with the Book fo Revelation, which has the same effects. Terunoa combines this latter aspect in order for het to use a powerful earthquake spell.

The symbol is like an emblem alloted to every Saint, according to Index. St. Andrew's Cross is the flag of Scotland, and is a component of the Union Jack.