Dimensional Descent

Leonel's words made Sael feel as though she was sitting on pins and needles. She never thought that there'd be a day where she felt so uncomfortable in the face of a junior. The worst part was that Leonel didn't even seem to be trying to pressure her. He simply sat there, asking a simple question.

It was only at this moment that Sael understood that even though Leonel had no real connections with the Morales family, that didn't necessarily mean that he would make some with Valiant Heart Mountain.

He had already made his stance clear multiple times already. He wasn't here for the sake of this organization. He was here for Aina and no one else. He didn't give a damn about anything other than her wellbeing.

As for using Aina to pressure Leonel into doing something?

Sure, that might work. In fact, Sael was slightly worried that some fool would try to do exactly this. But ultimately, the action would be akin to shooting themselves in the foot all in an attempt to take just one step forward.

An organization was built on an expectation of mutual benefit. If they showed that they were willing to sacrifice talents so easily for the sake of their own goals, it wouldn't be long before they no longer had an organization to speak of at all.

Leonel's meaning was as clear as crystal.

What right did they have to ask anything of him when he'd received nothing but disrespect since the moment he stepped foot into this place? On top of that, they were actually trying to stop him from getting revenge too.

There was something else that Leonel had said that made Sael realize that just because Leonel wasn't associated with the Morales family, it didn't also follow that he had no backing to speak of.

Namely… That father he mentioned.

Even if Leonel's family was from the lowest rung of the Morales family it would still be more than enough to ride atop their heads with impunity.

Sael felt stifled.

allow Leonel to do as he pleased. If she did, there would be no law and order left in the

she managed

the posters

not enough." Leonel

think that she was doing him a favor by undoing something that shouldn't have been done in

There are plenty of ways to get revenge that are above board and don't

could join a Peak and make your own Ore faction. That way any battles that happen outside of the mountain

as Sael tried to make an unappetizing suggestion

was supposed to patiently bide his time and wait? Why? All to deal with Valiant Heart's red tape? No matter what it might seem like, Leonel wasn't a patient man when

character trait that he would always have, it was an unwillingness to lose. If this wasn't

that Leonel was completely unimpressed by her suggestion, Sael bit the sides

had things gone this far? She really shouldn't have allowed Gersan to handle matters, but she had things to do. She couldn't very well sit idly by for weeks watching Leonel's every move. In a lot of ways, her combat strength was

to fall behind in

Sael struggle so much, Leonel shook his

"Feed me."

Sael looked up

Leonel repeated, picking up a menu from the

and ordered a feast that would easily feed 20 men. He didn't say a word even up until the point the food was prepared and brought over, and

twitched. How much would this