Dimensional Descent

Aina looked deeply into Leonel's eyes. Once again, she saw that look – that look that told her she wouldn't be able to change his mind.

This was something she hadn't been used to seeing from Leonel. She felt that on some level, she always had a chance to shift his line of thinking. Whether it was by coaxing or logic, she felt that she always had such a possibility even if the likelihood was small.

Yet, this was twice now in less than a day she had seen this look. She could feel a higher purpose coming from Leonel, one that came with no less determination than her will to see the Brazinger family brought to its knees.

"… Leonel."

"Hm?"

Despite their sexually charged position and state, the couple seemed to enter a serious exchange.

"What is it that you want to do? Say it to me clearly."

Leonel looked into Aina's eyes, seeing himself reflected within her golden irises. Eventually, his gaze became so intense that he could even see two floating balls of violet within them.

"I will change this world." Leonel said evenly.

Aina's gaze narrowed. "… How?"

Change this world? Was such a thing even possible? That would practically be trying to change human nature. At such a point, one might as well say that they wanted to become a Deity.

"By having the largest fist."

"You…"

was speechless. She was quite well aware that as a girlfriend, her duty, at the very least, was to support Leonel in all his dreams and aspirations. But, wasn't

had been jaded for a long time. With her disposition, it was a miracle that she had even opened herself up to a relationship with Leonel in the first place. It could be

far more attractive than he

bring herself

path. She almost wanted him to go back to his old self. Even if she had to deal with his long hair. Even if she had

time… That light in his

disgusted with herself when she had

that he had no intention of abandoning her.

see the end of it, but what she could see were all the pitfalls that dotted even the first stretch, let alone the

her heart constricting again, her breathing hitching as though there wasn't enough air in the room. She was already in the beginning stages of another panic attack before she even truly understood

that moment that she felt

eyes, still finding it a bit difficult to calm down. But, every time she felt like she might slip

having

sound of his heartbeat

Don't want to lose you." Aina said

there was anything

these last two years had brought him great changes to his character, the same couldn't be said for