Dimensional Descent

Leonel steadied his breathing, his gaze narrowing.

Had he been just a bit slower, he would have been forced to take on an attack from the front and the back simultaneously. Taking on such an attack from two such powerful individuals would be like asking for death.

At the same time that Leonel was steadying his quickly beating heart, the two Demon Lords were looking toward him with exceptionally serious expressions. They didn't know if Leonel had lucked out or if he had seen through their plan in such dire straits, but if it was the latter... it was simply too monstrous.

There weren't many who could remain calm in the midst of battle. But, remaining calm and analyzing the situation so quickly was something straight out of a fantasy novel. There were those who could make appropriate actions like Leonel's on instinct honed through countless years of battle. But... Leonel was simply too young to have cultivated a battle sense of that level.

The little mink grew restless seeing these two. These were the same two demons that had been bullying Leonel during the third trial. The moment the little guy recognized them, he bared his little fangs, growling. Though, due to his small size, Little Blackstar's growling sounded more like the purring of a kitten than the prowling call of a predator.

'Alright, alright little guy.'

Leonel smiled, somehow feeling more at ease after seeing Blackstar's antics.

"Yip! Yip!"

Leonel's gaze became more serious as he looked back toward the two Demon Lords.

'No, let me fight them on my own for now...'

A small circle of wind surged around Leonel, his eyes becoming somewhat dull.

Since he began these trials, he had yet to get a chance to test his own hypotheses. He originally wanted to see if it was feasible to use his Dreamscape in place of his battle sense. What better opportunity was there than now?

As his gaze became dull, the entire battlefield was projected into his Dream World. A replica of himself stood, as did one of both Umred and Cralis.

flickered by his eyes like the words on a screen,

end. They felt an overwhelming sense of danger for a moment, but they had no idea where it was coming from. Did this boy get help?

happening, Leonel took a step forward, firing

but to change his tactics

two axes in a sorry fashion, stumbling backward due to his

thought that Leonel and Umred were teaming up to put a show. Could it be that Umred

After all, they were demons. Plotting, scheming, and backstabbing one another could be considered just another event

realized that it wasn't Umred scheming against him at all. He couldn't understand how a single arrow could put him into

no flare, no complexity, there was hardly even any curve to it. It simply

his might. But, due to the fact Leonel had shot through his collarbone earlier, he could only use a single hand, causing him to end up

Quick Fire' which cut his reload time

respawn 2 arrows every 20 seconds. In addition, this quiver had the an added effect called 'Random Reload'. There was a 10%

at his highest rate, he could expect 'Random Reload' to activate 2-3 times every 20 seconds. This essentially meant that Leonel could expect 5 extra arrows whenever his quiver's respawn was ready. If he went all out, he'd had 55 arrows

His entire focus was on

a mighty warrior. If it wasn't for the bow in his hands being so

back. Leonel seemed to perfectly see through their weak points, not allowing them a chance to

that very

PENG!

enter Cralis' eyes. He hurriedly blocked with his great sword, only to find he couldn't step as far back as he thought he could. All this time, he had completely forgotten that they were still within the castle walls.

get as much leverage as he was expecting.

changing its trajectory and appearing

attack. It could be said that the only reason he survived until now

never regretted choosing two such heavy weapons in his life. It had always been his pride and joy. But

PCCHUU!

his beating hearts. Even though he had two, they were both reliant on his each other. With how large his body was, it was simply impossible