Dimensional Descent

Half a month later, Leonel could still be found walking around the forest. Though his harvests could be considered to be great, he was still in an incredibly sorry state.

His Quasi Bronze chain necklace managed to mend his clothes in places they had once been torn, but the limp in his gait, the caked blood and dried wounds on his skin, not to mention the paleness on his face were things it couldn't do anything about. This led to a situation where his clothes were in mint condition, yet his body looked like it had just gone through a hundred consecutive battles.

If one had followed Leonel from the start to now, one would see quite a weird scene. First, Leonel would find himself a beast to target. Second, he would easily kill that beast. And, finally, just when he was feeling complacent in his victory, that very same damned streak of black would attack him from an unpredictable angle.

At this point, Leonel had already had dozens of fights with that unknown beast. And though it couldn't be said that he always definitely lost, he most definitely didn't win either.

It really was too much. He had no idea why this thing was targeting him, but it rarely even allowed him a moment to rest.

By now, Leonel had learned from the dictionary that Dark Elemental Force, and his Light Elemental Force for that matter, weren't normal Force Strengthening Deviations. Each was incomparably rare and powerful. But, this only made him feel more aggrieved.

Just what were the odds of a beast with such a rare ability deciding to target him? Where was the justice?

At first, Leonel thought that maybe those with Dark Elemental Force had some baked in bias against those with Light Elemental Force. But, this didn't seem to be the case at all. He almost laughed at himself for having this thought.

This wasn't some cheap anime his dad liked to watch. There wasn't any light side versus dark side nonsense going on here, this creature just apparently didn't like the way he looked. What other explanation could there be?

Leonel sighed.

In a motion he had practiced one too many times, he flipped his palm, allowing his long-nozzle pistol to appear. He hardly shot a glance at his target before he fired, causing a white pellet of energy to pierce through the left eye of a fox that had been stalking him in some thick bushes. The poor thing hardly new how it died.

And, once again, as though on cue, a flash of black headed for the back of Leonel's head.

Leonel dove forward, ducking and rolling out of the way.

'Eat this.'

Force surged from Leonel's hand and into the pistol. A sharp eye would easily notice the nozzle bulge a small bit

SHUUUU! BANG!

sounded like the bark of a small dog. It usually made this sound whenever Leonel sent an attack toward it that could threaten

collided with a tree that would take ten men to wrap around. Yet, it

bark, the wood, its innards, all

a reaction to it now, the first time

his teeth. 'You

Yet, there was still half a

even catch a glance of what it was. He only managed to decipher that it must

found a tree to lean against and slid down,

Hunt couldn't be said to be completely without

into contact with many beasts that provided interested prospects for Force Crafting. The only unfortunate part was that none of

that made them so lethal. In his hands, they were no weaker than a Tier 9 Black treasure, but in someone else's,

these matters were put into perspective, just how shocking was it that Leonel, who had just stepped foot

'Hm?'

spoken to him were more than just a small wake up call to him about the kind of world

Leonel was resting in and saw that it was him, they were stunned for a

"Indomitable, it's you."

course, Leonel immediately recognized him. It was none other than Erupting Volcano, one of the

Leonel said as a polite

was covered by his mask, Leonel could tell from his eyes that he was stunned. Toward such a thing, he could only bitterly laugh. Did they all really take him to be such a bad person? Even

hesitant, not knowing how he

you want to

such words, Erupting Volcano

don't know how much you know about what's going