Dimensional Descent

Cornelius watched this skirmish with an odd flicker in his eyes.

'Already…?'

Maybe only he knew what exactly he meant by this. Or, more accurately, those who understood the difficulty of fighting on a Void Battlefield would all come to a very quick comprehension of exactly what he was baffled by.

…

Leonel's spear techniques flowed with a sort of smoothness it had never had before. This was the first time he had seriously used his spear since his battle with Myghell, and he could almost feel his every action singing, as though every slight movement carried with it a breath of fresh air and a purpose filled with life and vitality.

His four meter long spear left afterimages in the air, melding with the surrounding fog as though there was no separation between them at all.

Those that had managed to survive Leonel's sneak attack recovered quickly, brandishing their own weapons in retaliation. Leonel didn't hesitate to take on three of them, his blood pumping as his violet hair whipped about beneath his own sheer speed.

His foot planted hard against the ground, his body shooting forward.

For a moment, it looked as though he would crash right into a tree ahead of him. His three enemies cleverly used the congestion of the forest to their advantage, trying to recover from the sudden attack in time. But, that was when Leonel's spear showed its flexibility.

snaked around the tree from the left, appearing before the throat of the middle youth who suddenly found themselves frozen

spearman. His strikes were no longer bland. Though they still carried a calculative air, it also came with it a certain liveliness that couldn't be denied, as

"MOVE!"

Leonel's voice boomed.

the throat of their comrade. But, when their weapons struck the tip of Leonel's spear, they suddenly

whipped outward, sending the flat of their blades careening against the throat of the companion they sought to protect and

the barricade, his aura and movements becoming like a blinding torch for those to his back to

and Noah followed through, the former brandishing an ax of red-gold and the latter wielding a gorgeous blue saber. It was clear that this

ruthless as Leonel, Aina never having been a person who shied away from blood and gore

case in comparison to all others, though, was that the enemies they faced weren't canon fodder. In fact, they were unlike any enemy they had ever

They might have had their heads forcefully lowered and all their pride and aspirations

get through, a sneak attack he knew they would have to take advantage of or else they would quickly find themselves on the losing side of this

have access to a

this bow, this battle would had ended even easier. In fact, in this fog, with his Third