Dimensional Descent

Leonel sat on a chair in the Lab Setting, staring out blankly into space.

In truth, in the beginning, even he wasn't fully aware of why he was feeling like this. It could even be said that Thunderous Clap and Roaring Black LIon understood before even he had. It could only be said that the objectivity of a third party was great.

He had come here with every intention of instantly getting to work, diving into training until he could barge his way out. But, instead of doing any of that, he found himself frozen in time.

After a long while, he finally understood the emotion he was feeling…

Shame.

He had made too many mistakes. Initially, he kept brushing them off as though they were nothing more than jokes. But it seemed that as time passed, the 'mistakes' he made continued to have more and more serious consequences. It came to the point where even though this most recent mistake of his had no real consequences yet, he simply couldn't put up with himself anymore.

What truly baffled him was that he wasn't immediately certain of how to fix this. Wasn't it only natural that someone as young and uninformed as him make so many mistakes?

But, the more Leonel thought about it, the more he felt that this excuse was exactly that… an excuse. In a world like this, who cared if he needed time to mature? Would the spider king's venom wait for him? Would the Force Crystal Core let him go on account of his youth? Would Simeon leave him be until he matured?

The answer to all of this was obviously no. No one owed him such a thing.

Compared to others, how much better was his starting position? Whether it was his talent, the treasures his father left for him, or the Lineage Factor his mother left for him… How many times luckier was he than another?

s

out with them after being snubbed by him? What about Yuri?

wasn't he considered to be lucky?Was this what those psychologists deemed

many life altering mistakes, yet managed to survive every time by the skin of his teeth. Sometimes it might

pulled up from the depths of Leonel's mind,

and Aina killed Conrad with a single strike. During their journey to the Fort, he had even had

went out and fought seven A-grade Invalids back to back. Maybe that had been under the guise of protecting

His abilities back then couldn't even compare to

both him and Aina into a corner. Instead of waiting until both armies had

Aina had still chosen to follow him. But, had he not found

been to survive that? How could he eve think of blaming Aina for lying to him about the entry quota

foolishly traveled back to the Fort, thinking that everything would be over as long as he made his way back. But, that ended up

he hadn't been so naive, wouldn't

blankly stare at the wall,

side right now,

mistake. He was suffering

had he

he just asked more

own personality. Nothing ever entered his sights, nothing ever caught his attention. The only exception to this was

those things he always put beneath his notice always became roadblocks he could only rely on luck to surpass? What right did he have