Dimensional Descent

Leonel's frown deepened as he watched the Slayer Legion's forces move in.

'This is likely the best chance they have to take down this Fort. If I was making the decisions and was desperate enough, I might choose to attack now as well.'

If Leonel was participating in the operation, he would feel more confident in the success. But, the main problem was that he wasn't and he also didn't trust the Slayer Legion to protect the innocents that might get swept into this situation.

The fact that they chose to attack now instead of waiting until the Invalids below dispersed told Leonel one very obvious thing: They wanted to use the Invalids to their advantage.

If Leonel was leading this charge, he would wait until both the white wolf was killed and the Invalid army it had been driven away. Only then could he minimize any potential casualties. But, whoever was leading these troops obviously had no intention of doing this.

'These bastards…'

Leonel's expression flickered with rage.

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On the Fort walls, Miles finally let go of a rock that had been weighing heavily on his chest.

"Subdue it!" Miles commanded.

The Commander beside Miles looked toward him in shock, but eventually disseminated the orders. This was indeed a good opportunity.

The Capital had likely long since begun its research on Invalids. But, whether they had caught a Variant Invalid just yet was unknown. After all, they were rare creatures to begin with. The fact one appeared on Earth just went to show the level of talents that could be born here.

they traded this Variant in for merit or if they kept it to get a leg up themselves, both were viable options. Most importantly, Miles believed that such an important piece would definitely

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his heart

still hadn't dealt with the Invalid army below. The damage to their defenses by now was definitely

horde brought over by the explosions? Something

me information! I need numbers and an estimate of their strength." Miles relayed his orders. But, what he

charging toward them now weren't Invalids or beasts at all, but rather humans. In fact, they seemed to have a prototype of a mobile Force Disruption Tower moving along

centuries. This could either be because this was their technological limitation, or, the more likely theory was that mobile Force Disruption

the threat they presented was not small, especially now after a

population of Earth had been massacred by over 99%. They didn't even have the numbers they needed to sustain mass production and the machines they once used that could cover this weakness had restrictions of

been depleted by over 80%. And, as if that wasn't enough, the remaining 20 or so percent they had left needed

with. The current situation was terrible. They didn't have the means

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cockpit, a deadpan expression coloring his visage. He steeled his heart, his

the side, conflicting emotions swimming through his chest. But in

a tyrant that bombed even his own

was the opportunity the Slayer Legion needed to finally overturn The Empire. They needed to take this

think of one very important thing: How could they

massive power with immense strength behind it. Even if it couldn't compare

if what the brothers thought was true… Why would the Slayer Legion leave it up to two demoted brothers to conquer a Fort when the opportunity was presented right

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Slayer Legion?! They actually dare

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