Dimensional Descent

Leonel suddenly sensed a strong surge. He could immediately tell that this aura was doing its best to snatch up the Force that he had taken away. But, the sudden change suddenly made a line toward where this suction was coming from clear and obvious.

Without hesitation, Leonel shot into the distance. Before anyone could react to what he was doing, he had already shot over the horizon and disappeared into the storm.

"CAPTAIN!" Joel called out to try to get Leonel to come back, but it was already too late. A frown immediately marred his brows. "Dammit."

Karolus stopped in the air as well. Beneath his feet, space fractured and cracked, causing the colossal squid beneath him to shatter as though it was made of glass. His lethality wasn't to be questioned. Maybe if it wasn't for the fact he couldn't use long ranged attacks as freely as Leonel could, he wouldn't have fallen so far behind in their competition. But, even he couldn't help but frown about Leonel's actions.

There wasn't a single soul here who didn't think that Leonel was being far too reckless. There was a reason the basin was formed the way it was and why the cruisers and defenses were positioned as such. Leaving this place was akin to a death sentence.

Without the basin to funnel creatures, those oceanic beasts no longer had to deal with crowding. However, that was just the tip of the iceberg. The most dangerous location was the choke point where the basin began. It was there that these creatures would realize that the ocean wasn't so wide and endless any longer and they began to be funneled.

The result of these was a large accumulation of powerful oceanic beasts stuck outside waiting for their turn to charge in. To those creatures, the appearance of Leonel would be like a flame to a moth.

There was a reason the creatures started small and slowly got bigger and bigger as the battle went on. This was because it was easiest for these small creatures to squeeze through, leaving the true behemoths stuck on the outside.

And, many of them were talents that would have various abilities that would allow them

have sensed it… I sensed it too but I wasn't able to lock

but rather because even he wasn't confident in delving into a sea

his fists. 'I need

another war very soon. In fact, their enemies might

…

of kilometers with his Internal Sight. Let alone having

one sweep. He too could tell that there was likely war looming over the

the one hand, this was a good way of training up warriors. But on the other, if this went on too long, especially without those fighting on the coast being able to absorb the Force the Invalids released, it would be a detriment rather than a

flew. Large octopus arms and flying sword fish competed to swat him out of the skies and skewer him, but he dodged them with a deft

he had left behind that he was still alive. But, very soon, he had grown too far away for even those blinding lights to reach them. The rain and the darkness was too

the Silver Tablet to swallow up the Force he earned, the creatures only seemed to