Dimensional Descent

A stunned silence hung over the surroundings. If it wasn't for the howling winds, there wouldn't have been any sound at all.

Surprisingly, it was Aphestus who broke this silence. He sprung forward, landing on the pillar by Leonel.

In truth, he half expected to be attacked, but all he received was a grin in return. That was the only sign he needed to shoot forward, his body displaying an agility and flexibility most couldn't match.

This change seemed to shake the other three organizations out of the stupor. What had this young man just said? Who did he think he was?

The three organization Heads all looked toward Hutchin at once, frowns deeply etched on their faces. To this point, there had been a subtle centering of the past events that all seemed to revolve around this young man. From the snicker in the beginning to this point, everything seemed to point toward him. Yet, they hadn't noticed until this moment.

Hutchin didn't say a word nor did his face give away any emotion.

Of the three organization Head, the last was a middle aged man from Misty Woods. His eyes seemed to sparkle with something imperceptible as he gazed from Hutchin to Leonel and back again.

"What are you all waiting for? There are over a hundred of you and only one of him. Did we waste all the resources we spent on you?!"

Hutchin frowned the moment he heard these words. But, coaching from the sidelines also wasn't against the rules, especially since it seemed as though the race hadn't even truly started yet.

A flash of determination crossed the faces of the youths who led the pack, a tinge of rage coloring their gazes. That was right, what did they have to fear?

Leonel's light smile didn't fade. His wrist flexed, his jet black spear following an elegant arc.

surge of at least a dozen dove forward, all of them aiming for a separate

I tried to warn you.

CLANG! CLANG! CLANG!

or on purpose, even the elders couldn't move out of the way. In the blink of an eye, a world of darkness

to toe, their bodies frozen in space and a look of

"AH!"

skies as they struggled against

had had vanished in an instant, fear coloring their features as they realized the only thing keeping them suspended in the skies was Leonel's will. The moment he no longer

Play stupid games,

down toward the seemingly endless abyss

height where the atmosphere was sparse, leaving the perpetual hurricanes with less substance to work with. It could be said that this was the safest location on

drop below, because with their strength, it was impossible that they'd make it all the way to the bottom. Before they could even

into the storm, but Leonel pretended as though he hadn't seen them at all. It was clear to everyone that they were members of

"Thank you!"

he heard this, nodding

able to protect them like this later, so he might as well do the best he

Fifth Dimensional world unless he fueled it with Universal Force. But, at this moment, not only was Leonel not using Universal Force, but his range was already 50

was the benefit of

The dozen figures that hung in the air at Leonel's whim screamed out in pain, their bodies

spoke lightly. "I might not

them. If Leonel could so easily deal with them crossing into the air, given the