Dimensional Descent

Force howled around Leonel's body. A towering aura surged from him, causing the octopus to hesitate. Its tentacles continuously twitched as though sensing something more monstrous than itself was standing before it.

From its vantage point, it could barely see Leonel. Its eyes were too high and Leonel was too short. Such a bug should have been all too easy to kill. So, why was it feeling like this?

Aina laid on Leonel's back, her breathing incredibly steady. Though every time Leonel made a sudden movement, she would feel a jolting pain rampage across her body, she hadn't had the slightest change in expression, nor had she made the slightest sound.

But now, she was surprised once more. This form of intimidation was so potent.

'... However... He isn't yet strong enough to boast such an aura... After a while, the beast will just be more infuriated...'

SSSSSSKKKRRRREEEEEEEEEEE

Aina had hardly finished her thoughts when the roars of the octopus shook the surroundings once more.

The two tentacles closest to Leonel slammed toward him. Due to the size of the octopus, Leonel could only stand between the two of them.

"Pour your Force into the ax." Aina quickly said. "It has one main ability that can be used now, you've seen it before."

Leonel hadn't needed Aina to tell him this. He was already prepared.

His Force surged, causing the red glow of the battle ax to grow several times. An illusory blade extended from the ax's edge, expanding the size of the weapon by several fold.

"Ha!"

A roar left Leonel's lips.

His body flexed as one. His Force was wild, but his muscles churned in a controlled rage as he swung down with all his might.

The extended blade pierced into the right tentacle by several meters, but failed to make it all the way through.

followed by the strike

thing happen. After all, Aina was on his back and she was

moment he realized he didn't have the strength to sever the tentacle in one strike, he immediately executed his

rock climber, he pulled down hard, making use of the octopus's tough skin as an anchor to launch himself up and above the second

landed on the top of the half severed tentacle, his steps faltering. He hadn't accounted for just how slippery the skin of the octopus would be and his feet were almost swept out from beneath

BANG!

to squash Leonel between them like pincers. But, the impact caused Leonel, who had just barely regained his footing, to falter once more. And this time, he couldn't regain it in

'Dammit!'

fell to the side, the enraged and pained roars of

range of its third tentacle, the

spun hard and his

like this, don't blame

dangerous, even if it was a tentacle that he had just severely injured. If this beast grit its way through the

was forced to take such a risk, he wanted to run toward the octopus's head as quickly as possible. After all, even though this monster was large,

point where he, who boasted maybe the highest coordination stat

have been hopeless, he should have been finished. But, Leonel's gaze was burning as bright as two torches in the

more, slicing into the already injured tentacle he

and used the ax as a hook

the octopus was a surfboard and its body was an ocean, he slid across it, leaving

lashing against its

couldn't grasp how it could accurately knock a ship flying in the air at 300 kilometers an hour, yet couldn't swat this annoying fly to death. It had yet to evolve to the point of understanding that hitting something going in a straight line with a predestined path was far easier than hitting something which

pay. He needed speed. He practically

body was already reaching its limits. He couldn't afford

tentacle as quickly as

the octopus's head. However, he wasn't as weaponless as one would expect. Instead, a primitive spear had appeared in his hand, his aura rising

from its depths. But, Leonel couldn't afford to let the primitive consciousness possess him this

to lift its injured tentacle to launch Leonel away, but by the time it did, Leonel was already near the end of it. So... Though Leonel was sent flying... It was right toward the