Dimensional Descent

Higlis violently coughed up several mouthfuls of blood. But, due to the fact he was facing the sky, he nearly choked on it all to death a moment later.

Rychard, who still had his rod brandished, couldn't help but narrowed his eyes, gazing at Leonel who was current looking at the now bladeless spear in his hand.

Leonel sighed and shook his head. He knew that this heavy spear of his was only at the Quasi Bronze level, but he hadn't expected for just a single blow to leave it in such a state. Luckily, it had lasted just long enough to leave Higlis in a state where he could obviously no longer battle, or else maybe he would have been on the losing end.

Higlis rolled his head to the side, continuing to cough. His blood, which should have pooled on the surface of the light road, was instantly purified, vanishing into thin air without even the slightest puff of smoke.

Such a sight left Leonel sighing. How many people had died on this road, only to be purified away in that exact fashion? There weren't even any lingering markings remaining of what once was.

Leonel gazed down at Higlis. At the moment, the young man had still not begged for a word of mercy. Truth be told, Leonel didn't plan on killing if he didn't have to. It wasn't like they were meeting on a battlefield, they were forced to go head to head for the sake of this technique.

Still, the fact he hadn't gave Leonel a faint amount of respect for him.

With a single movement, Leonel hooked his foot at Higlis' hip and kicked him over the side of the road.

of mercy or not. For all he knew, this was Higlis' second attempt and not his first. If it was the second, that would mean that Higlis would die. But, there was nothing that Leonel could do about that. He had no intention of giving

his morality with what he felt like he had to do. Ultimately, he knew well that if Higlis had the chance, he would have killed him.

Leonel in those final moments as though trying to sear the memory of his

held trembled slightly, but it seemed to be more due

a movement, Leonel put away his heavy spear. He wasn't worried about it being broken since the Spear Domain Heirloom had the ability to repair breaks

he could have already defeated these two. However, he was using the second version, [Star Fusion: Combustion] at the

the third version he had come up with, but it seemed that he wouldn't get the

I know your name?" Rychard asked, a smoldering fury hidden within the depths of

to succeed here. He just had one step to go, yet such a roadblock had

fighting against his brothers and cousins all his life. After many decades of hard work, he finally managed to get his hands on a map

was that even though this was just his first attempt, who knew

alone initially precisely because the trial began the moment

a certain number of individuals activated the map. Leonel thought the world revolved around him when it was just that he just so

maps than there were the number of people

their first try currently? How many would dare to start up their second trial immediately after the first despite knowing the risks? Wouldn't they take