Dimensional Descent

The only way forward was practice. At least for most people.

But, Leonel had another potential option: optimization.

Right now, the definitions and parameters he had set for forcefulness were so deep and extensive that he had no mind left to worry about anything else. He realized now that even if he had just enough mental strength left to guide his hands as well, it still wouldn't be good enough.

If his mind was entirely occupied with this move, how would he plan his next move? How could he react if someone sneak attacked him? How would he react if his opponent countered him?

If he got tunnel vision on a single attack, he would end up shooting himself in the foot.

Luckily, if the problem was optimization, Leonel had many methods to deal with it.

The first thing Leonel did was arrange the words into a Dreamscape of its own. With the parameters organized, he began to find connections and groups, organizing them further and simplifying.

The original layout was in a list. In order to match them perfectly, Leonel went through all of them one by one. But, when organized into a Dreamscape, it became a network, and as a network, each word, phrase, sentence and paragraph had more than just a single connection.

Using these multi-layered connections sounded like it would make things more complex, but in reality, it checked for an eliminated redundancies.

If one phrase implied another word, then the word could be glossed over and skipped. Likewise, if a sentence implied a phrase, then it could likewise be ignored.

also possible. If Leonel had a word like 'strong', he didn't need to write a

the efficiency had increased by a factor. But, this wasn't enough. Though it still left him with half his processing power, this wasn't good enough in his estimation. He shouldn't need to use this much of his mind for a task

began to string words together? Even if every word only took half, if he added a second, then he would suddenly find himself

Leonel reached this conclusion, he confirmed that this still wasn't

suddenly clicked. Didn't he already create the

Dream Class.

this. It was like packaging all of this into a single existence. Swapping them, fusing them, and editing them was as easy as a

moment Leonel thought this, he created a new

so confident that he didn't even test it out. He immediately moved onto Swift, and then

organized it into Dreamscape, optimized it, then compiled it all

half for Leonel to finish, Subtle surprisingly taking him the longest as it felt

strong enough to write Subtle after its optimization.

though, it was like his entire demeanor had undergone

danced across the air, changing its form at his whims. He shifted between Classes with such speed that it didn't seem like

able to work so freely without fully understanding all of the Classes. But, that was exactly

plummeted as his battle prowess increased, his Spearman

why

before. After he was stuck in a dream, it