Dimensional Descent

As much as Aina trusted Leonel, the feeling of whipping wind slicing so close to her body couldn't help but make her freeze for a moment. It wasn't like Leonel had never supported her from the rear like this before. In fact, this was their favorite battle style whenever they fought together. The main issue was that usually Leonel's arrows would be half a foot from her at the closest, he had never toed the line like this before.

Luckily, Leonel had already accounted for the chance of Aina freezing.

His arrows tore past her, two curving toward the snout of the prowling creature and the last shooting for its last remaining eye.

Distracted by the arrows, the creature couldn't take advantage of Aina's lapse, immediately finding itself targeted in some of its most sensitive regions.

PENG! PENG! PENG!

The creature reacted quickly, swiping its paw and knocking down all three arrows at once.

"Trust me." Leonel's voice drifted to Aina's ears.

Aina had already begun to move, her ax descending from the skies with a valiant strength.

Leonel's gaze flickered, several simulations layering in his mind at once.

After his training, Leonel was able to split his mind into 27 ways. Originally, Leonel had been planning to rely on this to complete Dream Model.

By now, Leonel was able to simulate matters of the Third Dimension with a probability infinitely close to 100%. Even when it came to matters of the Fourth Dimension, he had a better than 90% accuracy.

worked fine when Leonel had time to complete thousands upon thousands of

battle, he would be able to use his 27 minds to complete 27

this wasn't bad enough, the accuracy of Leonel's simulations in a controlled environment versus one with endless

no outside influences, but how could it be just as easy to

trying to have the perfect parameters already formed pre-battle, why not build them in the midst of battle? This would give him far more flexibility and it would

that Leonel was met with yet another

raining down in an endless avalanche. Every time, they would narrowly slide past Aina, almost making it seem

fiercer and

PENG! PENG! PENG! PENG!

biting cold. It felt as though a relentless hail was falling. The combination

'This is it…'

In battle, why should he be the one to wait for the opponent to react? Wouldn't that constantly

variables could lead to large sweeping changes. However, who cared if you could

counter as well. Just like he was trying

wasting time trying to guess every possible reaction his opponent might have, why not force him to the point only a few reactions were even

coming for their head, they might be able to dodge and counter quickly. But, if that same strike was coming for their knee, would it be

have to block in that situation, thus delaying their counter. The only exceptions would be someone with a special ability that allowed them to

'Model complete.'

Leonel's Dream World, a life-like construction of the creature appeared. It

this construct and the real one. This Dream Model had pulsing red points dotted across its body almost