Dimensional Descent

Leonel sat in silence as he watched his friends lose one after another, realizing that he was quite helpless to do anything about it.

In truth, he blamed himself. He spent so long away from all of them that he never truly helped them to grow like he should have. He buried his head away, chasing a woman he couldn't even explain his attraction to and leaving them to fend against the Dimensional Verse on their own.

He spoke of helping people, but he couldn't even properly help those closest to him. In fact, he had only made things harder on them.

The mountain they would have had to climb to earn a spot to enter the Void Palace was tall to begin with, but now with this target painted onto their backs, and their number disparity, an improbable cause had instantly become an impossible one.

There was not the slightest hint of remorse. Without fail, the geniuses of Earth were the first to be cut down every time. If not for Leonel wising up and giving them some protection before they went up, it was likely that each one would have died.

Leonel's brothers didn't fair any better than the rest. They, too, found themselves on the losing end of their battles.

"Fuck!"

Franco kicked his chair over. It flew out with such speed that it shattered into wood splinters the instant it hit a wall. But, that didn't seem to make him feel any better.

Losing wasn't something Leonel and his brothers were used to. They had been a team for so long and could count on two hands the number of games they had lost in that more than decade span. Yet, each one of them, no matter how far apart they were, hit just as bad.

There was a heavy silence, a fury… a subtle feeling of inadequacy…

Elthor had helped them build up deflated like a balloon. A gloominess that Leonel didn't know how

only undermine and insult them. He was certain that this sort of humiliation wasn't something that would

flickered once more and this time, Noah stood,

over and met Leonel's. Though the two didn't exchange

dance off the edge of his blade. Every reflective light seemed to make those that saw it reflexively

useless against these enemies as her pets were simply too weak and hadn't grown. On top of that, the wilderness of Planet Luxnix was far too

summon her partners, resulting in her losing even faster

the same gloominess the others seemed to display, every time Noah sent a glance toward her he only seemed to become

weak, nor were her beast partners. The reason she didn't dare to summon them was because she knew well that she would be ganged up

hand woman that was simply irreplaceable. He had long since learned how to read the

from the sway of her short cut hair to the way she crossed her legs screamed to Noah that she was feeling sadness and guilt to the

failed… Guilt because

all the fault

Are you all still

the steps of the arena, seemingly having not heard the jeers of the Montex family member. His steps were silent and his blade