Dimensional Descent

"Oh...?"

The more Montez learned about this little mink the more curious he became.

From what he knew, Shadow World was an extremely exclusive and legendary ability of Shadow Magic users. The fact this little mink had it meant that it wasn't limited in the Shadow abilities it could use, whether it was the magic system's offensive, defensive, evasive, or auxiliary abilities, he could learn them all.

"A good chance that this little one could indeed..." Montez mumbled.

"A good chance? For what?"

Montez smiled mysteriously. "Every world has its own Champions. The Champion of the humans is the wielder of the World Spirit. But, when it comes to newly evolved worlds like yours, beasts are at a great disadvantage... Did you think that the universe just favored humanoid creatures? Of course beasts have their own opportunities.

"Whether or not you can find out more will depend on yourself and this little one."

Leonel's gaze sparkled but didn't ask anymore.

"This vial is from the Dark Illusion Mouse. It's a creature especially known for its speed and evasive maneuvers. It has the ability to disappear in the shadows and become incorporeal. This falls within the Movement Branch of Shadow Magic.

"This vial is from the Purple Red-Eyed Spider. It's known for its corrosive energy. This falls within the Attack Branch of Shadow Magic and specifically within the Corrosive Force Sub-Branch.

"This vial is from the Prowling ..."

Leonel listened to Montez seriously.

Of the vials, one focused on the Mimicry Branch, one of the Movement Branch, two of the Offensive Branch, and the final was a special case that could fit in the Attack and Defensive Branch.

Leonel had thought he would settle on the Mimicry Branch the moment he heard about it. This was because the little mink seemed to have already awakened a like ability. Plus, the little guy's attack wasn't lacking.

But, after he heard about the final beast, the Undying Abyss Bear, he hesitated.

allowed attacks to be easily nullified, giving it great defenses.

hard decision, but Leonel ultimately decided

reasoning was simple. Choosing the Undying Abyss Bear blood would be like cornering the little mink's future progress, while the Mimicry

chose the blood of the Undying Abyss Bear, it would lock in the little mink's Dark Elemental Force to a certain type unless the blood was

anything could be chosen in the future. It wouldn't be too late to give the little mink the Blackhole characteristic by then. But for now, Leonel felt it was smarter to both lay a broader foundation while also following up on the evolution path the little mink was already tending toward

Bat." Leonel

with Leonel at once. This left Leonel

for its next evolution. Also, remember that this blood is only supplementary. Your choices are meant to enhance the ability of your partner, not

minimal at best, not to mention leave behind lingering injuries. Beasts are somewhat better at consuming blood with the appropriate care

with your first choice, so don't stray in

potentially using this blood on himself and also left him at a

into his

Leonel didn't know what he wanted. But, after a while, he remembered a certain chariot that once made him grind his teeth in rage. Back then, he had suffered a big loss at the hands of Captain Sela. He swore that

of the Slayer Legion, Leonel's gaze

while, Leonel's cold demeanor

I need a

**

other than the very one the Slayer Legion had found the

to side, their green leaves flying in every which direction. The ground was soaked completely through, turning the endless greenery into a marsh land that was more reminiscent of a

a dense expanse of black, huge waves crashing and rolling onto

in these very conditions that a

think that I, Hacker Hutch, am a

frail frame standing tall beneath the rushing winds and heavy rain. Under the dark skies,

I suggest you put

no less than Hutch stood opposing him. Monet and Violet Rain had already exited, but judging by the fact no others had come with them, it was clear

to these women,

the moment he heard about the actions Monet took behind his back that day. But, by then, they had