Dimensional Descent

The appearance of Leonel threw the heavy atmosphere of the Slayer Legion off. Those who recognized him were already surprised enough, but those that didn't were shocked by the sudden change.

Was it another enemy? But if that was the case, why did he call out for a single person?

However, there was no person who reacted more violently than Pisces herself.

How she had managed to survive to this point was a story in and of itself. But, after Elorin joined their battlefield, playing the role of victim was easy enough.

The truth of the matter was that she hadn't technically betrayed the Slayer Legion. Neither Aina nor Leonel was a member of their Legion, so selling information about them didn't technically put her in the wrong.

Beyond this, most of the witnesses to her folly were dead, having died at Raynred's hands, there were few to even speak on what she had done in the first place. And, even if they did, she would have to be placed on trial according to the rules of the Legion.

By the time such a trial began and ended, even if she was found guilty, the punishment would be exceptionally light. Because, once again... she hadn't truly betrayed anyone of the Slayer Legion.

Pisces could just as easily argue she was simply trying to get Raynred to lower his guard for the sake of a surprise counter attack, while the counter attack itself was no longer useful considering Elorin's interference.

Even beyond this, the few surviving members that remained in Thunderous Clap and Chasing Wind might have bred a dislike for Pisces after what she did to Leonel, but... would the others of the Slayer Legion feel this way as well?

This might be evidence to them to be distrustful of her, but to the other members of the Slayer Legion, she had granted a great service. In fact, in their eyes, the evil character wasn't Pisces, but rather Leonel himself who refused to hand over such a treasure for the sake of the greater good.

And now, with Hutch having sunk into a coma, there wasn't even a person remaining to speak reason.

knew there would be no justice if

near dead expressions by this point, suddenly lit up hearing Leonel's voice. In some way or another,

their gazes lit up, they dimmed down

though the Slayer Legion had been decimated, there were still tens of thousands remaining on this battlefield. Beyond this, there was no way they would allow an outsider to kill Pisces before them all even if she was truly in the wrong, let alone the fact there was no real tangible evidence that she was other than their testimonies. And, even

life

to learn of what happened, or if he was only here because Pisces had caused him to be hunted down, but regardless of what it was, this

"Leonel."

limp left arm that had been thoroughly bandaged. But, even now, her gaze was lit afire, the

been severely hampered due to the environment. But, even now she remembered the humiliating words Leonel had spoken to

her prestige in the Slayer Legion had taken a massive dip downward. Of course, how would she ever deem to blame herself for such a thing? In her mind, she had

out his rage on Hutch without becoming a

onto Leonel, fury from Mayfly's death causing his silver

feet separated, strong winds spreading apart in all directions. It seemed as though if he was left to his own devices, he wouldn't

washed away with the low tide, seemingly prepared to pounce at Leonel at any moment. If

be safe. So what if Leonel was pissed? What could he do in the face of so many elites? He had only brought two people and he himself seemed to be in a sorry state. His face was so pale that it seemed as though

that Leonel's senses finished scanning over the battlefield

head had been dunked into a vat of ice. Her body shivered, goosebumps raced across her skin, her

for him to suddenly dive into an

to reach Pisces, a figure suddenly and silently appeared