Dimensional Descent

BANG! BANG!

The Gates flew open. In those moments, it felt as though a tornado had formed around Leonel.

On one side, wind rushed in violently, blowing everything away. On the other, an undefeatable suction surged, sweeping up everything in a rush of quicksand-like wind.

However, nothing was as deafening as the sound of the Gates smashing against the hallowed walls of Brave City. The reverberation was so resounding, so cacophonic, so tempestuous that the whole city quaked.

At that moment, no matter what section of the city you were in, everyone looked toward the same direction, shock coloring their features.

This commotion? What could it possibly be?

Those that could see what was happening were shocked to the point of speechlessness. The crowd that had been spectating from half a kilometer away only saw Leonel place a single palm forward before doors that towered into the skies nearly flew off their hinges beneath his presence. In fact, the ground beneath their feet quaked endlessly, causing some weaker individuals to fall to their buts, unable to understand what they had just seen.

Just what level of strength was this?

Of course, these people had no idea that opening the doors wasn't a contest of strength, it was a contest of will and battle aura. However, to Leonel, who had already fully awakened the first level of his Metal Synergy Lineage Factor… It was nothing but a joke. In fact, Leonel even felt it was too easy.

'Soldier, General, Royal, King and Emperor?' Leonel thought to himself, looking into the massive window toward the city he had created himself. 'Something seems to be missing…'

a step forward, crossing

flooded toward him, coalescing into a golden brand between his

it was lacking in momentum and radiance. However, to those of Brave City, this golden mark was the highest

level of commotion his actions would

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locations one could not enter without the

how one would think it would be. Rather than being a

the ground was covered in nothing but a brownish soil

monuments of stone called the Bravery Pillars. They depicted the exploits of soldiers and generals of the past and were among the most important staples of Brave

limits. Only Royals were allowed to live in small hut-like structures while only Emperors had stone

seemingly organized structure, there was nothing peaceful about this

moment. Whether it was a battle for resources, for the monuments or

single ounce of order throughout the whole city… Except for in just

was the only structure that stood above

to this floor, the minimum requirement was to be a King. For someone of such standing,

were

swinging of doors hundreds of meters high cause? Just how much worse would this commotion be if the action was so violent that the doors hardly stopped even after

caused such a commotion and most people could only hurriedly squeeze through a crack they

the usually bustling top tower floor fell into silence. Their eyes all landed on the same young

small, like an