Dimensional Descent

Leonel took deep breaths, sweat falling down his brow. All around him, corpses lay, blood flowing along the reflective surface of the now distorted metal fort.

Leonel could have never done such an outrageous thing if not for the golden scaled koi fish. Even if his strength was enough, his stamina wouldn't be. Plus, with his three Vital Stars, his body's innate fortitude was beyond anything his enemies could have ever imagined.

With a single more deep breath, Leonel's breathing slowed, steam slowly billowing out from the layers of his armor.

'There's more than a few who've escaped…'

Leonel looked off into the distance and through the two now collapsed gates. He wasn't a fool, he knew that there'd be some stragglers. But, just because he didn't usually spread out his Internal Sight several hundred kilometers for the sake of conserving his stamina, that didn't mean he couldn't do so. He was confident in dealing with those individuals very quickly.

'Hm?'

Leonel gaze shifted, landing on the body of Dynmo.

'He's alive?'

not nobody. At the

deliberate strides, Leonel made it to Dynmo's side and looked

completing the Silver Empire's legacy, but not for himself. Leonel wasn't entirely sure what the complete inheritance was. However, logically speaking, it should be

the Silver Empire, at its peak, controlled several Sectors all to its own. It was a powerhouse of epic proportions and though Leonel hadn't asked the dictionary about it just yet, not having really had the time to

would be life changing. After all, Variant Zones were depictions of a possible future and appeared when an Empire or world had to make a decision that would

Zones to enter. After all, they had to facilitate the hope of their generations. Why would

what was the

families to begin with. A Variant Zone's ease extended to the ability for its people to find

effects. In that case, who was to say that the Zone's rewards were as powerful as they should be? The only way for Leonel to find out

would be a major plus. Whether or not he could actually do such a thing, though, was still

getting them to fight for him would become a tall hill to climb. After

but when you were dealing with the

of risk versus reward. He was likely far behind those other Heirs, whether it was in development, connections or starting point, he was severely lacking. If he didn't take risks,