Dimensional Descent

Leonel's feet shifted, slowing his black surfboard to a grinding halt. He pulled out the horn once again, but Khaled only sneered.

Seeing his reaction, Leonel put the horn away without even blowing on it. Now that he understood the situation he was in, his mind flowed like water, jumping from idea to idea without pause or rest.

It was already impossible for him to stop the gliders, but he had at least bought the Baronies and Camelot time. By now, information about what was happening here should have long since been disseminated. A city falling from the sky was not something that could be missed and Leonel had made certain of that.

Leonel's goal had already changed.

Assuming that he would be able to stop an entire army by himself had been foolish. Since he knew that he couldn't, he would focus on what he could do.

His first priority was to survive. His second priority would be to kill this commander.

Though Leonel set this second priority, he didn't spend any of his time hoping for it. He could sense that this commander was much stronger than he was.

At his current level, Leonel couldn't even deal with the likes of Jilniya and those Heirs of Powers with any sort of assurance. At most, he could deal with exceptionally weak Fourth Dimensional existences and those who couldn't defend themselves like those gliders.

But, against someone like White Knight Diore… well, it was safe to say that if this battle was happening on the ground and not the air where Khaled could not directly track down and kill Leonel himself, Leonel would likely already be dead.

Leonel's emotions seemed to vanish, his cold, calculating eyes locking onto the flock of birds around him as though he could no longer sense the gliders flying by below him. His mind reached an unprecedented sense of calm and seriousness that made the White Knight frown for the first time since this battle began.

Using his flying treasure as his base, he nocked another arrow, his breathing

nothing else around them, as though in this world

fog. It seemed to coat Leonel in the air of a King, even causing the

But, after absorbing so much Urbe Essence, just the presence of Leonel's halo alone increased it by 20%, giving a 1.2x effect at no

not seem like much, but aerial beasts were especially reliant on their light weight. Small changes could cost

SHUUUU!

in the exact instant it reached the range in order to do this, Leonel

KWWWAAAA!! KWWWAAA!!

sprawled in the air, its wings flapping about so wildly that it lost several feathers

his command. He seemed to move in a straight line, but the angles he

only assault Leonel with their beaks and their claws. Their pupils were also useless if

or negate it. This meant that against Force Arts, their abilities were exceptional.

their size was simply too big. With only short ranged attacks available to them and even the smallest of them having a wingspan of five meters, nimble movements were most definitely not their forte. In fact, even if it was, with how many of them had swarmed Leonel, sudden bursts of movement would cause more problems to themselves than they

Khaled narrowed his eyes.

with the use of his overwhelming numbers. He thought that Leonel wouldn't have the presence of mind to realize

even boldly acted upon it even to

like this, without the room to even turn around, they would end up flying by Leonel and ironically

wasn't a fool. In fact, he was one of City Lord White's most trusted White Knights. If not for this, how