Dimensional Descent

The third monument that caught Leonel's attention was actually a sword wielding man. However, this wasn't because of the weapon. Leonel had no interest in switching from the spear. In fact, he found that he was growing more and more fond of the spear every day.

There were two reasons this monument caught his attention. For one, Leonel recognized a part of its aura. When he thought about it, he realized that it was very similar to the aura he had sensed on Syl's elder brother.

Of course, the aura on Syl's elder brother was far weaker than the one Leonel sensed from this monument. However, it was the same aura nonetheless.

As the saying went, it was important to understand one's enemy. Though Syl's brother wasn't yet at such a point with Leonel, Leonel had too much PTSD from organizations he joined betraying him. By this point, he was already on his guard and was preparing for the worst case scenario.

That said, if it was only about understanding Syl's elder brother, Leonel wouldn't be so interested in this monument. After all, no matter how much he understood the Young Heir, it was useless if he was too weak to do anything about it. Ultimately, what was most important was his own strength.

However, there was a second matter that caught Leonel's attention: The sword wielding man had a pair of wings.

Leonel hadn't spent much time comprehending [Golden Feather Step] just yet. But, he already understood just how important movement was in battle, especially if he was the weaker party.

If one was far weaker in strength but had speed, there would always be a chance for survival. However, there were plenty of examples of stronger individuals suffering at the hands of those much faster than them. This was part of the reason Leonel didn't agree with Jerach's methods.

Speed kills.

What was exceptionally beautiful about this monument was that this winged swordsman placed emphasis on his speed. His movements and swords were fluid, moving together as one. The flaps of his weapon and the swings of his sword almost looked like breathing.

of the lungs, the suction of air, the relaxing of the diaphragm, the shrinking of the lungs, the expelling of

a continuous cycle, they flowed into one another, nurturing one

other monuments Leonel had lost himself in, he spent an exceptionally long time at this one despite the fact he was only

something else his Dreamscape Battle Sense was

entirely reliant on his opponent doing something. What if Leonel ran into a patient opponent who

back of his mind. Even this most simple version of his Battle Sense used up so much stamina, he

of fluidity taught Leonel something most could only

defense, it was just as important in attacking. Only when one's steps flowed with one's actions seamlessly would one reach true mastery of

truly began to study [Golden Feather Step]. It might even

…

three monuments that had caught Leonel's attention.

was bad

monuments, he realized that he had been mistaken. There were no hidden techniques to learn or grasp. This meant that there were no Fourth Dimensional

aura and feel, as though it was teaching the disposition a warrior of a certain type should have. However, there were no techniques to

a reality left

important lessons to learn,

Leonel shook his head.

the core lesson of the winged swordsman would lay a foundation for him in movement techniques that would only exponentially multiply in the