Dimensional Descent

Chapter 924 - Blood Mercury

Leonel stood before the gates indifferently. Did he think that this would be enough to make it in? Quite frankly, he doubted it. However, he had to try no matter what.

The truth of the matter was that the greatest issue he was facing weren't his injuries or even the time it would take to go through this process all over again. Of course, these things were major problems, but they weren't existential. The main issue was that this might be one of the only chances he ever got to enter the Guild normally.

Leonel hadn't forgotten that he was still a wanted criminal. The universe was just so large that enforcing such things was difficult, especially when the information had been suppressed by those who put out his warrant to begin with.

However, Leonel wasn't a fool. There was still very much a chance that he would be exposed soon. When that time came, this matter would only blow up all the more. By then, he wouldn't have a chance to exchange 12 hours for entry into this place at all, even if he was willing.

He had to take this opportunity while his name and face weren't known galaxy-wide to accomplish some things or else he would just ram head first into trouble wherever he went.

If Leonel had to point out what his goals were right now, it was to place down a solid foothold in the Milky Way that extended beyond what he could build on Earth. He didn't know why—at least, it wasn't something he could put into words—but for some reason, he innately saw his own grandfather as competition. He saw Earth as a place to be conquered, not as a power backing him.

Looking at things this way, Leonel was on his own. But, he wasn't aimless.

Since the Milky Way Guild was targeting him, he didn't mind sacrificing it toward his goals. What better way to lay a foundation than to use the resources of the largest Merchant Guild in the galaxy?

that Leonel couldn't be stalled here, not now. For all he knew, Shield Cross Stars was already aware

as Leonel was fully prepared for the worse case scenario, a commotion to his back never allowed the guards to reply to his hardly veiled threat. Turning back, Leonel found a carriage of white wood

though the beast had stepped right out a fairy tale. The only thing it was missing was a horn and

to find on Earth, this was only on the surface. Leonel could sense that its blood was very heavy, rushing through its veins

steed was within the Quasi Sixth Dimension, and yet it was only tasked with pulling

Is a

longer Leonel observed, the more ridiculous it

high standing, and most of them chose to travel through the air

this carriage was the only one on the streets

expressions of Xander and

at both Leonel and the

the main territory of the Guild. Of these queues, there were two. One door for those who could enter and exit the main Guild freely and a second for those

open the main gate, both doors had to be closed and

a Quasi Sixth Dimensional

guest to come so early on so they were already shouting orders. Truthfully, most hadn't needed their warnings. They knew their place well. They had no intention of

He stood in the middle of the gates as though they were being