Dimensional Descent

Leonel felt his vision blur. When it cleared again, he was shocked to find that he was a bird in the skies. The suddenness caught him off guard, causing him to almost plummet from the clouds entirely.

After he regained his bearings and figured out how his wings seemed to work, Leonel soon realized that he eyes seemed capable of peering through everything. Whether it was seeing to the ground as though it was right before him or even seeing through the walls of tall buildings, he could do it all. In fact, he realized that if he focused, he could even filter out noise and focus on individual conversations.

'This must be the fourth trial? But what am I supposed to do?'

All of the trials up to this point had been related to battle. Leonel had been entirely prepared for another long drawn out battle, he never expected to be thrusted into a place like this.

Still, Leonel realized that he had to remain calm.

To this point, the only trial the voice of the Merlin Trials actually explained was the Random Event. Outside of this, everything else was figured out by the contestants themselves. As much as this was a trial of brawn, it was also one that tested one's observational abilities.

Thinking to this point, Leonel began to focus on the task at hand.

The first thing he realized after a long while was that the city he was restricted to flying above was definitely Camelot. Normally, it wouldn't take him so long to realize something like this. The reason it did this time around was because of two factors: for one, he wasn't used to seeing Camelot from such a vantage point. And secondly… this Camelot wasn't exactly like the one he had come to know.

From Leonel's observations, he believed that this Camelot was displaced through time. It was either a version of the Kingdom from the past or from the future. Judging by the overall smaller scope, Leonel concluded that this was more likely a Camelot of the past, probably a few decades younger than the Camelot he had come to know.

trial send

heart was a bit

trial was to save King Arthur. His two side quests were

how difficult everything had become, Leonel had resigned himself to not perfectly clearing this Zone. As long as he saved King Arthur,

Leonel realized a problem with that line

meant that the reward for clearing the main quest was a Tier 8 Black treasure. However, he needed a Tier 9 Black treasure in order to exchange for a ticket to another

Zone, he needed to complete the harder of the two side quests.

find a way to

a 12 person entry limit, it was still possible for Leonel to exchange five Tier 8 rewards for one Tier 9 reward. However, Leonel didn't want to put his hope into this. There were still Monet, Violet Rain and Little Nana who remained alive. This meant that the rewards would

clear the main quest, Leonel would only have three Tier 8

chose against doing so. Though he had no love lost between himself and Monet, Violet Rain had

the sake of a reward. And, even if he killed Monet alone, that would only give him four rewards to exchange. He would still fall short so there was no need to risk

matter that Leonel had been reluctant to think about. If he didn't get the ticket to Terrain, he would be in mortal danger after

of this now? Other than the fact it was related to his life and death? It was precisely because the oddity of this trial was the first chance he saw that just might be related to his hidden quest. If he was lucky, it might even

realized that this trial was

as he focused his everything on finding the clues he

'Hm?'

eyes lit