Dimensional Descent

Leonel met King Arthur's gaze.

It was a short interaction, hardly worth a thiing. Yet, Arthur seemed to realize that Leonel's gaze was even firmer than it had been in the past. Not only that, but he noticed that the little beast lazing around Leonel's neck had grown more active.

'What is that beast… this boy was actually willing to spend 5 skill points and a star point to allow it to move…?'

A star point was worth 100 skill points at this juncture. It wasn't a small matter to make the choice to use it. Arthur couldn't help but grow a level more serious.

The world warped. Suddenly, the singular square platforms of a meter in length and width lengthened, stretching into the distance. In the blink of an eye, it formed several long roads the each of them stood at the end of.

Leonel sent a gaze toward Little Nana before looking back toward the long road ahead of him. Without another thought, he took a strong step forward.

**

The universe was a nearly endlessly vast place. Some believed it was infinite while others believed it was infinitely expanding. There were even some schools of thought that believed there were endless copies of this impossible vastness, each telling the same story a different way.

Still, there was only one truth.

There was just a single universe. However, within this single universe, there were trillion upon trillions of worlds each with billions upon billions of existences of their own.

In this universe, there were usually many names for the same thing. However, this universe only went by a single name by those who were advanced enough to realize its profundities — The Dimensional Verse.

Though the Dimensional Verse was formed of many worlds, it was more accurate to say that these worlds simply represented a 'Fold of Reality'. Each Fold encompassed a world and could be given a Dimensional Grade.

within a planet or as large as an entire galaxy. It is when these Folds begin to evolve that a

world encompassed Earth and the Moon. In comparision to other Folds, it was neither too

limited as there are limited gains to a small

the Fold is too large, it becomes too difficult to deal with. For a fledgling world like Earth, what could it do if

the past several centuries, what did it matter if it was impossible to use this technology thanks to the

issue with large Folds either. The larger the Fold, the more history a Zone could encompass, and the more complex they became to clear. The more random a Zone could become, the more complex its quests become, and the more difficult it was for Zone detection treasures to calculate the

be nonsensical. However,

was destined to always grow. Though it would be nice if it remained the same until the fall of a

Fold was, and the

in an instance

by a world because the process of survivng a growing Fold

the left was a road where they survived and managed to prosper. While the growing of a Fold could

larger a Fold, the more Natural Force Arts

migrate to more stable Higher Dimensional Worlds. But, before they did so, they would wring their world dry of all the resources it had left, using it

a certain ratio of both types of people. Where there was population, there would always be

with your own hands and leave something behind your future generations could admire you for? Or was

…

world of Terrain was at a similar crossroads. It had been 500 years since

it didn't sit in a Fold of Reality with much potential. According to the higher Dimensional beings, it would at most become a Fifth

ideologies would become especially tumultuous. The effort needed to have a world step into its final evolutionary stage was a lot… but

said, whether this clash was relevant to the events occurring at this very moment was very hard to tell. It could only be said

…

moment, a singular woman was the target of a large

shining amber eyes that almost looked like shimmering gold when they reflected the sunlight. Even as she ran with all her being, her steps not leaving the slightest trace of her, her gaze didn't lose its

be said to be the only beautiful thing about her. When one's eyes landed on her face, the sight would be enough to make even the most stoic