Dimensional Descent

"It shouldn't be a problem now, right?" Leonel said calmly. "Please allocate me amongst the lower age bracket. There's no need to make wild guesses and conjectures any longer."

There seemed to be nothing wrong with Leonel's words, but they were laced with a hidden sarcasm that gave away his immaturity. It seemed that he wasn't very good at controlling his emotions, but this only made sense. He was still a teenage boy.

However, none of that mattered. He was in the right. All of Lamorak's diligent planning went to waste. Never did he think that Leonel would actually have the ability to cast such a spell.

In the stands, Lionus smiled.

'This Leonel. It seems his true self is coming out more and more everyday. If Lamorak keeps pushing his buttons, he might not light the ultimate result.'

Without a choice, Leonel was allowed to enter the lower age bracket.

From start to finish, the two with the highest authority — King Arthur and Queen Guinevere — didn't say a single word. They didn't step forward to help Lamorak, nor did they say anything in favor of Leonel. It seemed they were intent on being spectators to the end.

As rulers of a Kingdom, they had long since become accustomed to internal strife. Though it was a bit surprising that Leonel could cast a Two Star Magus Art, it wasn't as surprising as killing two Demon Lords. So in the end, it was still acceptable.

Like this, Leonel steam rolled through the lower age bracket.

He didn't want to give Lamorak another excuse to target him, so since he was taking part in the Mage Academy selection, he used nothing but Mage Arts from start to finish, not pulling out his spear even once. In fact, he didn't need to use anything but Apprentice Arts.

elites of Camelot. With each passing moment, he only impressed them more. Despite knowing that he was being watched by so

were larger and his

his level of strength at his age within the Third Dimension. Only those

result was

and claim the

men stood side

already bended the rules to battle it out

thing was because they were merely the servants of the Lamorak Knightship. Since they were orphans, they could use the same excuse of not knowing their own age as well. In addition, since they were

were caught, the one to suffer obviously wouldn't be Lamorak, but themselves. It could

token and turned to leave, not sparing a glance toward Lamorak again. Whether this matter would end with just this was

coldly watched as

anything to show for it. However, he

simply didn't want Camelot to raise a snake in its grasses. Since this didn't work, he just had to think of

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his living quarters. However, there was no happiness on his face. Instead, his gaze was suffused with a

before entering the Segmented Cube's Lab Setting. There were still two months left until the leaving date.

didn't want to waste the precious ores he obtained from the Project Hunt island because they

seemed to believe that it would be a simple matter