Dimensional Descent

Leonel brought the group to a stop again, his senses continuing to be focused on the battle ahead.

They were no more than 200 meters or so between them. But, through the thick forest, it was impossible to spot them with the naked eye from the distance. It was no surprise, then, that the group of about a dozen had yet to notice their appearance as well.

Leonel steadied his breathing, slowly pulling out a silver tipped arrow. Compared to the arrows he had been using, this one was easily twice as thick and several times heavier. Its tip was split into four serrated edges, a look alone that made one want to have nothing to do with such a vicious killing instrument.

If one looked closely, it was possible to see a faint energy coating the arrow tip. But, one who wasn't especially sensitive wouldn't notice it at all.

With a calm inhalation, Leonel nocked his bowstring and pulled it back.

He stood on the forest floor, aiming toward what looked like nothing but endless trees, his eyes filled with a cold calculating light.

…

Beads of sweat fell down Belthorn's delicate brow. After hours of battle, her long black hair had long since been soaked through, clinging to her forehead and even parts of her collarbone.

Around her, what looked like silver spheres hung around. Every so often, she would make a gesture with her slender hands, causing these spheres to shoot forward and smash into the limbs of the Titan Hyena.

It was hard to tell if this was a telekinetic ability or something more complex. But, at this moment, the men and singular woman that surrounded her were most definitely not thinking about this.

for the combination attacks of Belthorn and the white belt senior, Jaelis,

glass half full type of approach, which was good. After all, it was always better to remain optimistic in this kind of situation. But, it took a turn

rotating quickly with his every attack. But, even with how haughty he was, he had to admit that had it not been for Belthorn's odd

and three others struck forward at the same time, their blades all aiming for the snout of

at the same time, but Jaelis' eyes flashed at the last instant. In a hardly perceptible action, he slowed by

swiping a strong paw across and snapping three weapons

as it lunged, plunging

ripped downward, tearing the freshman into

retreat, his spear tip

several silver balls smashing into the torso of the Titan Hyena. With it having

Any other creature would have been entirely crippled. But, Belthorn and the others had been through this once before. The flesh of the Titan Hyena might have deformed, causing terrible

onto a thick tree to stabilize itself, its eyes filled with

BANG!

causing the tree it had just been on to

"Form up!" Jaelis roared.

Before Jaelis would take any sort of protective measures, the Titan Hyena had soared over its head. It seemed that Jaelis had miscalculated the flight trajectory

watching the massive mustard

remained of her floating silver spheres. In order to launch her previous attack, she had flung the previous five outside of her ten meter range of control. Usually, Jaelis

had left behind for emergencies. But, just this

she by some miracle managed to kill this Titan Hyena, this wouldn't change. There was no way