Dimensional Descent

"So that's their choice?"

Leonel watched this all happen from afar. It seemed odd that he could see things happening from tens of kilometers away so clearly, but it didn't seem like a problem for him in the slightest.

"Crakos, lead your men down the middle pass of the mountain."

Leonel seemed to speak to empty air, there wasn't a single soul on the mountain peak except for himself. Yet, in the instant he spoke, Crakos' men had moved out under his command.

"There are five White Knights in the group you're headed for. All five of them have strength surpassing your own, so be sure to follow my orders to a point."

Farialice thought that the demons were planning something secretive due to their odd actions… When the reality was that Leonel didn't have a large overarching plan. What he did have were many trump cards he was ready to deploy at a moment's notice.

The first of these trump cards was… Leonel's own personal Force Disruption Towers.

To everyone, including those of Terrain, Force Disruption Towers had become impossible to use. This only made sense. As the world evolved, the laws of physics that governed it would also fundamentally change.

By the current age of technology, the pieces of engineering the people of Earth relied on were inextricably linked to concepts of chemistry, complex studies of physics and, even in some cases, biology.

In such a case, as these laws changed, the technology created to make use of them also became useless. Unless Earth adapted to the new changes with new creations of technology every time they evolved, tech would only become more and more useless as time went on.

However, Leonel wasn't restricted to Earth's technology at all.

Just two or so months ago, Leonel had witnessed the engineers of Royal Blue Fort attempt to piece together a Force Disruption Tower. Though they had failed to complete it in the end, Leonel had already taken note of all of the Tower's pieces.

With the level his mind had reached and the fact the Towers were created based on Third Dimensional constructs, memorizing everything with a glance was as easy as breathing for Leonel.

a matter of reverse engineering

a true working Force Disruption Tower. After all, they had become nearly useless

at the end of the tunnel…

…

the vanguard

directions almost as though they had entered a dark valley rather than a passage up

the passage was considered 'narrow', this was only in consideration for an army of a thousand strong. The truth was

army of this size, such a

fool. She was already prepared for any unexpected

She entered this pass knowing very well that it might be a trap, but she was prepared to suffer whatever consequences might

philosophy of the White City Knights. They as commanders road in the vanguard. They as commander took the brunt of the pressure on their shoulders. They as commanders would face all danger that came

was this top down philosophy that bred the

the charge, what right did they as subordinates have

narrowed. The ground only shifted a bit, but she sensed it. Her sensitivity to such things was beyond normal limits, not only due to her experience as a commander, but most importantly due to

was the second reason she dared

ability made her exceptionally sensitive to vibrations through the ground. But, what shocked her wasn't the fact there were vibrations… but rather

only come from an

meet on this battlefield, right? Had she really overthought it? Did the demons just overestimate

as humans, it also said that they were quite hotblooded as well. They may very well be like their City

thought this, she went on her guard, stopping the army at one of

best

still moving uphill, which put them at a slight disadvantage. But, in return, the bend in the path more than made

people were right-handed, this was the case across the universe and across races. The position Farialice chose to stop at gave those with a dominant right hand the advantage. But, this was only a small part of

Farialice chose this location was because the demon army would have to curl around

headed as they seemed, they would easily fall into