Dimensional Descent

Leonel fell from the skies rapidly, falling through the clouds at a gradually increasing pace.

It should have probably felt quite refreshing to plunge through what was effectively a plume of mist like this. However, for most of the geniuses, it was impossible to enjoy this sensation with the whipping winds threatening to throw them off into the distance.

Leonel, however, didn't seem to have this problem. The winds hardly tickled him and he found the sprits of water quite invigorating. However, he didn't bask in this sensation for long as he had already focused on the figures below.

BANG!

Leonel landed heavily on the ground, his body causing no small amount of commotion. He didn't seem to care about breaking his fall in the slightest. And, aside from a slight bending of his knees, he didn't seem to be affected by it at all.

Aina descended to Leonel's side. She held the polearm of her battle ax in one hand, placing a foot in the hook of its blade at the same time. Controlled by some mysterious force, her descent was as gentle as a feather's and as graceful as a swan's. It would have been easy to believe that she was a delicate young lady if not for the size of her weapon.

One after another, the youths descended from the skies. Sael used her petals, Raylion used his telekinesis, and Aphestus rolled the moment he hit the ground, dispelling the impact with the deftness of a prowling creature.

The five elders looked back toward Leonel, taking keen notice of the cracked stone beneath his feet. Even a strength based ability user shouldn't have been able to do that. 50 meters in a Third Dimensional world and a Fifth Dimensional one were most definitely not created equal, and neither was stone capable of withstanding this sort of perpetual storm.

Leonel didn't seem to notice their looks as a particularly naughty little mink hopped out from his spatial ring and onto his shoulders.

Little Blackstar jumped to Leonel's head, his little nose wrinkling. Clearly, he hadn't taken a liking to the atmosphere. Though his body glowed with the dark green of the ability he had stolen, he eventually abandoned using it entirely and simply entered his incorporeal form.

It seemed that Little Blackstar had outgrown the wind affinity ability he had snatched from the Puppet Master's lacky. In this sort of environment, it wasn't very helpful at all despite this being a wind-based Disaster Rated

seems that the mighty Valiant

man wearing a blade twice the height of

on it that wasn't covered by a rustic, brownish-red rust. Though it had some taper

it was set up alone, this would be quite a dignified weapon, albeit old and more of an antique. However, on

over each other, holding the rest of

Blade Organization frowned, looking toward Leonel. But, he couldn't quite figure

dodge his eyes out of fear. But, this

all too obvious. Several eyes all fell toward him at once. Even through the partial fog, who here wasn't an expert

cleared his throat. "Sorry,

was especially in tune with what was very much not cool. Carrying around a four meter long sword that made

all the tension in the air. Whether on purpose or by coincidence of his charm, the youths following behind them

gave Leonel a

a healing agent that could be inhaled. They wanted to delay for as long as possible so their youths could heal up as much as

Leonel to deal with it all for

a word, Hutchin turned toward

that was easily 500 meters across. There seemed to be ancient patterns etched

the few bases the Third Party the four Organizations had contracted had on this planet. However, it was very clear that no one was intent on entering this base.