Dimensional Descent

The four seniors were stunned when they heard Leonel's words. Mention of the Oryx was guaranteed to cause such a reaction. After all, there were very few who could reach white belt without having heard at least one horrific story about that race of people. It was safe to say that they wanted absolutely nothing to do with this matter.

After the initial surprise, though, one of them frowned.

"What proof do you have of this? Why haven't we heard anything?"

The question made sense. After all, they were about 35 or so kilometers from the mountain pass. That region had a strong concentration of Valiant Heart Mountain elites, so it was relatively safe. In fact, it was due to this that Oryx Tribe attacks so close to the heart of their organization were so rare. They usually wouldn't dare travel this close.

Though the scuffles at the border between their territories was growing by the day, normally those were trouble only blue belts and above had to deal with. Even white belts like them weren't even qualified to worry about those matters. So, how could they so easily believe Leonel's words.

Now that they thought about it, they felt ridiculous for the way the acted and were even somewhat embarrassed.

Leonel hesitated when he heard these words.

Proof? He didn't have any. He had turned the skeleton of both Titan Hyena's into hundreds of arrow heads. As for their bodies, their stench had been distributed in directions opposing to their own thanks to the help of Little Blackstar, so they obviously didn't have any pieces of it remaining.

Leonel decided to quickly explain all of this.

"… So the only thing we have left that might be of some proof are the kidneys of the Titan Hyena's. Those are the only parts of them that I kept for myself."

the large hand sized kidney in Leonel's

somehow you expect us to believe that the Oryx Tribe

frowned. "…. Listen,

think we can't recognize you? This is the last

we'd never lose to a pack of

four card

head. It seemed that these four had no idea what happened to Nigmir and

"I won't enter the mine, but can you at least allow

Ingkath was the first

of himself for. The guilt of what his teammates had done still lingered over his head even to this very

smiled lightly and patted Ingkath's shoulder. Even though the two of them were about the same height, at that moment,

not that this was what he was aiming for right now. He was quite certain by

And indeed…

negotiate with you!

was the true way of the world.

thought about it, the more they realized they

hundred freshmen without proof of what had happened was impossible.

the case that they weren't lying, they

hold onto mines. This wasn't only because they had to defend them from other factions, but also because mines weren't exactly safe. There were all sorts of creatures that

only a few 'safe' regions that could be used to hide away in. But, even all these regions added up together couldn't possibly