Dimensional Descent

After pleasantries, the group got to business quickly. They were all aware that they were under the command of Leonel, but it was ironically Leonel who knew the least about what was going on right this moment. So, he listened patiently as things were explained to him by Arthur.

A star map was laid out on a large wooden table. It had a faint holographic character to it. Every time Leonel's eyes refocused, he would find a new layer to observe. It was definitely a clever piece of technology that left him a bit intrigued.

"… The situation is getting more complicated with each passing moment but we believe that we have a good grasp on where the borders of our Fold of Reality will stop. It will be defined as such…"

Arthur pressed a finger down and the star map changed. The instant the borders became defined, Leonel's Dreamscape went haywire, his pupils constricting. A bit of his aura leaked, causing the atmosphere to shift.

Arthur looked up from the map toward Leonel, his pupils also constricted. He couldn't fathom just how powerful Leonel had become in just a few years. He felt like a completely different monster.

"Is something wrong, Leonel?" Arthur asked.

Leonel narrowed his eyes and didn't respond immediately. But, he soon calmed and exhaled a breath.

"It's not important for now, you can continue. Sorry about that."

nodding. Since Leonel had said so, there was no point in pressing him. Since he would be taking charge of this anyway, Arthur had confidence that Ryu would definitely put them in the best position to win. After all, it was thanks to his contribution that they had dealt with White City alone, something that gave them more than enough leverage

quite necessary to panic despite the large area we now have to cover, mostly because of

people coming into our world, a Fifth Dimensional Fold of

Earth is in the Fifth Dimension and has matured greatly, those who invade our lands will experience proper suppression. It will be more difficult for them to use

the matter of

result, that didn't mean those benefits would be immediate, nor did it mean

were habitable. The remainder of the planets either could not sustain proper life and were useless, or could not sustain proper life and were

both were becoming Disaster Worlds while the remainder showed no signs of becoming useful. Only Mars seemed to show a small bit of potential in maybe becoming another habitable planet, but that

a foothold. Without a foothold, what good was it to claim a piece of Earth's Fold of Reality for themselves? They were

And, not only were they rare, but there were levels of desirability

Moon had become, no one would choose the Moon over Earth as

will be those with true ambitions toward what is rightfully ours. As such, we've divided the planets into three orders of desirability, Order A, B and C,

of Reality will cover about a hundredth the size of the Milky Way when it is finished. There are about 43 habitable planets in this range. 29 are C-Order.

EarthX1. For reference, the B-Order Planets will be designated starting

Aina explaining to him how this naming nomenclature worked. 'X' designated that this planet was in the same Dimension as Earth while 1 designated that it

a problem with this, but the