Dimensional Descent

At this point, Leonel was really curious about what exactly these two wanted to do. How would stepping out now help them, exactly?

The reason Leonel was so confident that these four would turn him away was because he knew that whether or not he was telling the truth didn't matter. But, he was certain that Jaelis and Senior Lu believed that as long as they could prove themselves to be trust worthy, they would be allowed in.

Leonel found this to be particularly amusing. They thought that they were being clever, when the truth was that they were simply dancing clowns.

It was still possible for the seniors to allow them in, but Leonel could guarantee that they wouldn't allow all over 100 of them to do the same.

The reason for this was simple. This wasn't the first of King of Ores mine they had run across. In fact, it wasn't even the easiest to get to. Leonel had made a slight detour to choose this one in specific.

With Leonel's ore expertise, he was capable of guessing which ores could grow where simply depending on the environment. From his understanding, the ores in this place were among the most valuable assets King of Ores faction had… Of course, this was restricted to those mines that Sarrieth had actually shown on his map.

This was to say that this place had the tightest security along with some of the highest priority for the faction. There was no way that Sarrieth, with his character, would place fools here. That definitely meant that they had already guessed he was telling the truth, yet couldn't allow them in for other reasons.

Seeing that Jaelis was wearing a white belt, Leonel's internal smile only grew brighter despite the fact his face told a completely different story. In fact, now he quite hoped Jaelis was allowed in.

"What are you two trying to do?" Leonel asked with a frown.

Senior Lu swept Leonel a sneering gaze before completely ignoring his question.

"Esteemed seniors." Lu bowed slightly. "I know that it's difficult to trust us, but there really is solid proof of the Oryx Tribe's movement.

faction has had with this Leonel. But, we

seemed to

outright and said it, many began to remember at that moment that the King of Ores faction seemed to have a great rivalry with Leonel. Could it be that this was the true reason they were being

Even if it turned out that their worries about the Oryx were unwarranted, what they had all seen personally was the

had noticed the increased attack rate and violence the beasts displayed. Even if there was no Oryx, this alone was enough to say that Leonel

looked toward Leonel, he had paused. His three arrows remained nestled in his fingers, but he didn't seem like he was about to nock them any time

four seniors frowned

these fools get a clue? They didn't want any of

seemed to have understood something as well. It seemed they had misread the situation. But, he smiled inwardly. After all,

"Didn't you…!"

be about to snap when he was stopped. They began to whisper amongst each

you

your

fact, they weren't wrong. Leonel indeed couldn't hear them

about it, don't you think this is a

to let them in, there's

lot of benefits from allowing The Hero to use our faction's name, but at

swallow this insult. After all, our rise was too abrupt. King managed to become a blue belt in just a couple years, how could he not be seen as a threat? It isn't yet time for us to go against

lost by 'losing' to a freshmen. If we humiliate him like this and the

were

though your name is a