Dimensional Descent

Yuri was stunned for a moment before she suddenly imploded.

"WHAT THE HELL DID YOU JUST SAY?!"

BANG!

A violent invisible force shot out in all directions. The expressions of the three young men instantly changed as they hurried to protect themselves, but it was already too late.

As though a wall of solid wind had hit them, they flew backward like an iron ball out of a canon. In fact, it wasn't just them. The surrounding nature was completely flattened as though a fist had descended from the sky.

The rippling wave spread outward like a fan, sending the three flying for dozens of meters.

"YURI!" Savahn was shocked awake.

Savahn violently pulled Yuri backward, disrupting the eruption of her fury. Then, she sprung forward at her fastest speed, her Force reaching out to slow the blow the three had suffered. She barely made it in time to ensure that they didn't crash against the ground or any thick trees, however that didn't stop the three of them from coughing up blood. Savahn had reacted far too slowly to stop the initial impact.

Yuri was still furious enough to go for another attack, unfortunately, Savahn was standing in the path between herself and the three. Although she had plenty of methods of going around Savahn, she had a feeling that being so close, Savahn would definitely try to block her.

coughed out another mouthful of blood, their

of the way!" Yuri

growled, about to

truly get out of hand, Savahn turned back toward Yuri, her gaze livid. For a moment, she seemed to return to that same fiery

DONE ENOUGH! STEP

was already furious enough to go all out with this woman, but Savahn's actions seemed to snap them

all healing

sister. She often says and does things she doesn't mean when it comes to her, but please hear me out. She didn't tell you the

"Savahn!" Yuri's expression changed.

fool. She didn't speak about those matters on purpose because the less people that knew, the better. Not only did it involve a treasure that Miel could be hunted down for,

with Aina and would immediately realize that there was

the full story because she didn't think it was necessary. Wasn't what she had said enough? Wasn't it clear as day that Aina had been

could be said that of all

forced to scratch and claw for everything and even barely surviving her first Zone. And, just like Leonel, she had walked out

trying to bring her back into the fold and support her in the moment she needed it the most, they both left

at all. If Savahn hadn't felt the need to step in during the argument between Leonel's brothers and Aina, maybe they would have all remained

the broken and fragile Aina collapsed in her arms, sobbing and crying her worries away, pining over a man she herself had chosen to