Dimensional Descent

Leonel's casual greeting reached all of their ears. At that moment, everyone's attention shot toward the same teenage boy.

Despite the fact he looked as though he had just crawled out from a garbage dump, he held a certain undeniable valiant air that made him too difficult to ignore.

Leonel yawned again.

This sort of scene, why did it feel so familiar?

Beneath their gazes, Leonel flipped his palm and allowed numerous snowglobes to appear. Afterward, members of the Adurna family began to appear one after another, plopping to the ground as Leonel released them.

"Big Brother Leonel!"

Nana was the first to recover as she wasn't harmed to begin with. While the others were still in a daze, Nana seemed to realize that Leonel must have been the one that saved them.

Leonel smiled lightly, patting the little girl's head. Seeing her childish excitement, he could tell just how much the Camelot Zone had weighed on her mind.

The second of the Adurna family to come to was their oldest and the man that had been responsible for their lives. However, it seemed that he had failed in his task as a guardian fairly badly. And, to make matters worse, his mind was still foggy. He found it difficult to tell whether or not they were still within a Zone.

This elder's name was Matteus. He couldn't help but look toward Leonel with a hint of confusion.

Leonel only smiled. "I hope your Adurna family remembers this favor."

Matteus blinked in confusion. Favor? Wait..

He looked around and seemed to recognize the island they were on. They had escaped? How? Matteus had been absolutely certain that they would all be dead.

bye." Leonel waved and seemed set to leave, causing many

gaze sharpened. Did this boy

"LEONEL!"

rain and rumbling clouds. Even Leonel couldn't help but look back only to see an infuriated Badger. In

only him, but

had to be remembered that Mayfly and Badger were sent by Hutch in order save Leonel and the others of the island. It could be said

you have something to say

be blaming anyone, it should be Monet for failing to protect her own. And, even if he didn't want to blame Monet, he should then blame the

inevitable. If the planned dozen had entered, it was likely that the death count would have been the same if not

gaze becoming a smothering volcano

back. It seemed like he might shoot forward at any moment, ready

be bothered. He didn't want to stir up anymore problems. Before he left Earth, he still wanted to destroy the Royal Blue Fort. If these issues blew up instead, he would have to head to Terrain first and deal with it later. This was obviously something he didn't want to

if the Junior Governor Duke had chosen to

normal times, Leonel would trust James to protect them, but the event of that month taught him that James truly couldn't be counted upon. When it came down

necessarily wrong with this approach. If he was asked to choose between

cold or calculating. How could one so easily make such a choice? But

that Leonel wouldn't be getting

Zone, hoarding of contraband, and the murder of a

calmly listed by a familiar feminine voice. He didn't even need to

swept through the crowd to

point, Leonel didn't even bother. He took out a talisman. Since he wasn't going to be able to leave here peacefully to do what he needed to do, he would just leave

back, these Supremes wouldn't be able to handle him even if they banded

things they expected, for Leonel to