Dimensional Descent

Leonel let out a roar.

In a blink, his body was covered in a sparkling black light. The sound of a shattering barrier resounded as he snapped his neck to one side, feeling the searing pain of the crimson beam flying just by his ear.

Leonel breathed heavily, a hint of fear causing his heart to palpitate.

If it wasn't for the fact he had built the Space Element into his Magic Core, allowing him to coat his body in the Force Element and forcefully shatter the Oryx's bind on him, he really might have died just then.

Leonel realized at that moment that these two Oryx's alone were far beyond his means to battle. Hoping to stall them with his terrain advantage was nothing more than a pipe dream. If he wasn't careful, it would be him who would be played with to death.

Whether it was a Lineage Factor or an ability didn't even matter right now. All that did matter was that they could and would kill him if he was the slightest bit careless.

Leonel didn't wait for the Oryx to be surprise that he had managed to break out of their pincer attack.

With swift movements, he nocked the two arrows he had pulled out earlier. He rose into the skies, aiming downward and releasing.

The two arrows spiraled out of each other's path before slamming into one another.

Sparks flew, their trajectories snapping toward completely separate directions, both of which happened to be headed for one of the Oryx each.

The Oryx didn't seem flustered by this in the slightest. One raised their halberd, the other raising their great sword. With swift, unhurried movements, they slashed outward.

However right then.

BANG!

red suns had suddenly appeared in the midst of the

of

wall, his feet stamping down. In the blink of an eye, four

"Hurry up!" Leonel shouted.

scrambling to enter the

bow. Taking advantage of the temporary blindness of the

can be vulnerable… Aiming

managed to send five arrows toward each Oryx, learning more and more with each strike. But, after a while he noticed that after being hit by his third arrow, the Oryx quickly adapted. Even with their eyes closed, they began to dodge

'Internal Sight…'

cold breath. He had to stop treating these Oryx as though they were beasts. Not only did they have intelligence, but they seemed

this should be enough to tell him the universe didn't play favorites. If anything, with how unlucky the Oryx had been in having their home world taken over by

just to participate in the invasion of another.

lucky to get even three if I managed to catch them off guard

cross a mere ten meters with seven

the freshmen

another arrow, but this

right at the senior's feet, causing him to jump in a

in." Leonel said coldly,