Dimensional Descent

Leonel didn't seem to hear Aliard's cry of pain. He had already closed in the distance to Margrave.

"[Darkness Do--]!"

"[Light Domain]."

Leonel's indifferent voice cut through it all.

The original creator of [Light Domain] didn't spend years of research constructing this spell so that it could enhance Light Elemental Arts. Though it worked out this way, it could only be considered a mere afterthought, an unexpected position outcome.

The main reason it was created wasn't to boost the light, but to restrain the dark!

Leonel could tell that the reason Margrave was so good with the Dark Element was because it wasn't a simple affinity. Leonel was certain that manipulation of darkness was Margrave's ability, not much unlike the little mink.

However, even still, [Light Domain] directly suppressed his ability to converge the Dark Element. It was just a small delay. But… in a battle of such intensity, especially when Margrave had already been caught off guard by Leonel's counter attack once… did he really stand another chance?

An image of a valiant man with a mane like beard appeared in Leonel's mind.

He was a man with an indomitable spear, one that could pierce through all things.

The first time Leonel used this man's consciousness in battle, he had been using a wooden spear. But, even then, he deformed a heavily reinforced shield and sent a shieldman flying.

It was that will that manifested again. A man with a single spear facing the whole world. Even though it looked like a simple pierce, it felt as though even if there was a mountain before Leonel, he would shatter it.

PCHU!

Margrave looked down at his chest with an incredulous expression.

fact, it was the fact Leonel's spear hadn't targeted him at all that left him

seemingly inconspicuous shadow on the ground. Yet, Margrave felt as though his chest had been run through and his life was quickly escaping

"You… How…"

sharpness. It was as though he had used the

longer did you plan on feigning weakness? Since

with an incredulous

seems that… you never fell for it at all,

had seen through it. But, even worse than that, Leonel had never fallen for his weakness ploy even once, even if one considered Coyote's sneak attack. So… why did he sound like the one who had suffered the

the ground, walking by

it, he really would have fallen for Margrave's ploy and likely suffered a loss. Seeing how cunning these people were,

the screaming Aliard, leveling out his spear until it hung just before the

Bishop, who is

to writhe in pain as

Arthur and Peirce was reaching a climax. But, it was clear that King Arthur's legend wasn't for show. He had gained a slight

even freer. She had gained support from the other demons and humans early on, giving her the easiest task. In addition, it seemed like Margrave's control over

"Chain."

seemed that whatever tricks they had had completely collapsed. This

had underestimated the kind of affect his Snowy Star Owl Lineage Factor could have. If it wasn't because Aliard's comprehension of mental mage arts was so far beyond Leonel, his mind

flipped, causing a snowglobe

but the chains that bound him made him look no different from a pitifully escaping

a breath of relief. He didn't know if he could extract any information out of Aliard, but what he did know was that he couldn't continue

back, only to find Mordred and King Arthur dealing

holding was

family hadn't died,

Margrave was a necromancer, but it seemed like that wasn't the case. Or maybe they had only