Dimensional Descent

Leonel's eyes snapped open immediately.

Aina sat on her knees nearby. She had already looked off into the distance, but it was difficult to see anything from this location. This room didn't have any mirrors, and although there were monitors around to observe the situation outside, none of them had been turned on. Considering what the two had been doing in this room, they didn't have time to care about such things.

Leonel tried to sit up but an aching pain took hold of his body, threatening to make his consciousness fade. If it wasn't for the fact he had used Instant Recovery once already, he might have directly passed out just now.

Aina looked back and panicked slightly.

"It's fine, I can handle it."

Leonel chuckled lightly and winced as he slowly pushed himself up.

"You don't even know what's going on outside, how could you say that so confidently?"

Seeing that Leonel was in the mood to joke around, Aina rolled her eyes. If this man didn't look like he was at death's door, she would really teach him a lesson.

Leonel's pale violet hair and irises had lost all of their color, both looking far more like a pale gray and lacking the vibrancy they had once had before. He was still naked, so it was all too easy to see his skin sticking loosely to his bone. His cheeks were sunken and the bags under his eyes were practically black. At a glance, he looked like a talking zombie with a small dash of handsomeness probably only Aina could see with her love-tinted glasses.

That said, Leonel wasn't wrong. To say that the warship with the size of a moon was actually a bit of an underestimation of its size. Without the monitors activated, Aina's mind, even with its recent buffs, had no way of seeing far enough to check on what was going on outside.

BANG!

Leonel just barely managed to push

Your Instant Recovery didn't even work this time, at least absorb some of the demon

number of them and they're best used to help everyone else. Don't worry

stood to his feet, wobbling once before he regained his bearings. He slapped his thighs once and a pair of sweatpants covered

who's

blushed slightly when she heard this. This man had

…

the flagship, a fleet of spaceships surrounded the region, a number that could only be counted in the

of the flagship behemoth, but they all had their cannons trained upon the same location, clearly planning to overwhelm quality with quantity and blast a hole through

and Aina appeared at the bow of the warship. Neither of them looked as though they were taking this matter seriously. Leonel wasn't even wearing a shirt, while Aina looked

she rushed after him like

had yet to activate the forcefield of the flagship although doing so would have ended this farce. He was more interested in who exactly was attacking

a moment of observation,

Were these… pirates?

looked as though they were cobbled together from scrap metal, barely weathering the astral winds of

over a hundred or so spaceships had only covered

gave these people the balls to do this. Were they

Leonel's intelligence couldn't account for, and that was outright fools. How could

there was a subtle ripple that spread from a ship hidden in

'A signal.'