Dimensional Descent

Aina didn't seem to need much convincing that survival and battle were important. Maybe she felt that these things were extremely fundamental and didn't need to be explained further, or maybe she was just not aware of the hypocrisy of her own thoughts.

She easily accepted one thing she liked but couldn't easily accept something that could be deemed as her sacrificing for the sake of someone else. At the same time, she also found that she very much liked the concept of this logic?

She sat up from her bed a bit too easily. Luckily, she didn't use excessive strength of she may very well have hit the ceiling already. She blinked and looked around.

"If you use logic for everything, things become very easy, right?"

Aina didn't seem to be speaking to anyone in particular. It was only then that Yuri and Savahn realized that she was thinking out loud, leaving them somewhat speechless. They looked toward one another but didn't say much. Just talking aloud had already shifted Aina's mentality so much, they were almost scared to say anything more.

At the same time, though, wouldn't everyone be speaking around her? It wasn't exactly like they could just shelter her from everything or else that would defeat the entire purpose.

So, rather than staying silent, Yuri tried to start a conversation.

"Logic? Why do you say that?"

"Oh… Because my memories say that I love him but I don't understand why. I thought that if maybe I thought like him then I could understand. I also like the way he thinks, it seems to make sense."

Aina blinked. Yuri didn't know if it was an illusion or not, but Aina's golden eyes seemed to grow brighter whenever she said him. They practically radiated heir own light at this point, making it difficult for Yuri to look at her directly.

nodded. "So what do you want

"Ah… Um… Right! Train!"

lit up. She found in her memories that she really liked to do that. And,

and the stronger she became, the longer she would live and the higher her chance at survival would be.

her. She really wanted to swing a blade. The bigger, the

Yuri and Savahn could react, Aina had already dashed by them, her speed seemingly having increased by several levels. If it wasn't for Yuri's powerful mind, Aina would look no different from a

against her, it was now working

up, they found Aina standing in the courtyard

Aina truly looked like an untouchable fairy. She had a bright, childish smile on her face as she swung her ax. But,

the last few days. It came to her knees, but the string straps that hung from her shoulders revealed much of

with every flutter of the wind the gown came closer and closer to doing so, riding up the elegant curve of

Aina was wearing proper undergarments or the sight might have been even more scandalous than it was now. But everything from her long, fluttering hair to the delicate structure of her face made it

had come to a grinding halt. Most of them were women, but there were most definitely some men around. This was the very first time they

and nearly split down her two round,

"Aina!"

and almost getting her head

blinked in confusion, not sure why Yuri was stopping

to fling Yuri away from her, but her memories told her that this was a bad thing to do even though she didn't quite

was that she was visibly annoyed. She glared at Yuri, causing the latter to shiver uncontrollably. She could sense a killing intent pervading Aina's