Dimensional Descent

A shrill scream shook the campsite, smells of blood and carnage hanging in the air. The Oryx hadn't even tried to hide himself. Facing a group of such weaklings, why would it have to? Such things were meaningless in the face of true power.

However, had the four deserters who had died earlier in the day been present, they would have realized that something seem to be wrong. The Oryx they had seen had a massive crimson halberd strapped to his back. But, this one had a massive great sword almost as thick as its burly body on its back.

Unless this Oryx had for some reason chosen to change weapons, it was all but confirmed at this point. There was more than just one Oryx bearing down on them.

Senior Lu felt his heart seize. He couldn't believe that his worst fears were already coming to fruition.

'It's just ten meters, just ten meters. It's the blink of an eye. I can make it!'

The distance that separated them and the cave mouth was practically negligible. Senior Lu didn't care if he had to trample over the corpses of his fellow freshmen, he just had to make it. As long as he did, he would be safe, he would live another day.

Without a care for the materials strewn around him, Senior Lu scrambled to his feet, not even looking back to the forest. He scratched and clawed to all fours before leaping up to his feet.

He bolted for the cave mouth with all the speed he could muster. For some reason, despite the fact his destination was right in from of him, despite the fact it should have only taken him two large leaps to make it, he felt as though it was a world away.

At that moment, his worst fears were realized… again.

The two seniors had already leapt to their feet.

"What the hell?! Already?!"

that the Oryx story Leonel had told was likely to be true, but shouldn't it still have taken some time

care to confirm the appearance of the

"Hurry up!"

You go do your damn

senior who spoke last stood with a ferocity, his feet stamping into the ground.

out,

Force sent him flying backward. Horror painted his face as he watched a wall rise up from

to his feet, launching himself onto the wall and trying his best

was a distance that was harder to climb than run across, but he was still a Fourth Dimensional existence. Even if he couldn't jump that high in a Fifth Dimensional

coarse and unkempt. There were more than enough dips and crevices for him to latch

begun when a spike of earth suddenly jetted out for

near his hip being ripped through. If he had been just a bit slower, his hip

ground, being thrown away from

Let me

his words. Who cared about offending seniors if he couldn't even live to

many of the freshmen had long since caught up with Senior Lu. Some had tried banging against the wall, but those not as strong as Lu found themselves

of the wall, the senior who put up the rock wall, Hallis, sneered, his hand pressed flush

are you

me bastard, just hold the wall! Oryx aren't that intelligent anyway, as long as they had prey on the other side, they

the hell is