Dimensional Descent

Leonel leapt from pillar to pillar, his speed melding his body with the wind. He seemed completely unaffected by it all, his senses spread out over a large region.

He spotted every single one of the Force Arts monitoring him, but dealing with them would be troublesome. He had the thought of going to the control room of the Milky Way Guild's settlement to deal with all of them at once, but he knew that that idea would never bear fruit, so he didn't waste any time on it.

Not only would he have not known where the control room was, he also had a feeling that there would be someone powerful monitoring the situation there very soon. By the time he found it, such a person would have been enough to paint him into a corner.

He wished that he could have mapped out the entire building into his mind, but there were too much defensive structures and blockades getting in his way. So he simply had to deal with the fact his actions were being watched.

'I'll have to look into creating a new ability around that. It will probably require a unique method of utilizing Dream Force. Being able to map out an entire building with a single touch might come in handy in the future…'

Leonel made it to the first location very quickly. The last pillar waved about before a cave entrance carved into the tall face of a mountain. It was practically impossible to reach this place unless one took the path the sway pillars provided.

'[Light Refraction].'

Leonel's silhouette vanished.

In these years, his skills in casting Mage Arts had reached a completely different level. The only reason he hadn't cast the upgraded [Light Refraction] until now was because it wouldn't have mattered. Anyone with a sharp eye would be able to pick out the subtle shifts in motion the pillars he stepped on would have, thus resulting in him being exposed anyway.

But now that he was entering the mountain range, the situation was different and it would be easier for him to hide.

Leonel wasn't naïve enough to believe that he would be so lucky as to stumble into an empty mine. A working establishment like this one, especially on a planet they settle upon for its resources, definitely wouldn't allow there to a be a time where their mines weren't being worked on.

to get out of, I would definitely choose this one. This Disaster World most definitely as a high number of Wind Elemental Ores, without a doubt. In addition, it should have a

flipped over his palm, entering the mine as he brought the dictionary

Sight to scan for Ores, why would he waste his stamina like this? He had to conserve as much energy at all time

clearly showed the frequency of its use. Rather than being in a perpetual darkness, it was lined with what Leonel could only describe as exotic torches. They seemed to hold flickering flames, but when one looked closely, it turned out

quite a unique invention Leonel had never seen before. But, it still only took him a glance to formulate its blueprint

'Interesting.'

to walk down the well made tunnels. He was careful not to displace any small rocks at his feet nor leave any footprints. Toward that end, he had brought out

can I find

[ *Ping* ]

the list was far longer than he

are easily

[ *Ping*]

list was far more manageable, though still quite

make a getaway ship, functionality shouldn't be the only requirement. In fact, it should only be the

in space was almost impossible. One would first need to make it to another planet before they could think

Force. Force was birthed from planets, moons and stars, and would occasionally be present

that allowed you to store Spatial Force, if you had a natural ability related to Spatial Force, or if you had an incredibly rare store of

in space, detecting and tracking Spatial Force fluctuations also became far easier. This meant that one's

it from Planet Vincero to the next closest planet where he could then teleport. Hoping,

and break out of Planet Vincero's atmosphere. And, he would also need a ship fast and nimble enough to escape any pursuit

he could do this when he