Dimensional Descent

Leonel's spear seemed to vanish. In its place, a line that connected the skies and earth appeared in its place, descending with the might of a smite from the heavens above.

In that moment, just the smallest tinge of violet colored his golden spear, causing its power to skyrocket beyond realms of normal reason.

When it crashed down, the Rapax realized that there was simply no blocking it. There was simply nothing he could do.

BANG!

Leonel's spear pierced through the Rapax's stomach and into the ground below, a sharp light that would be denied brightening the entire world. The flash was seen from dozens of kilometers away, opening the eyes of all those that looked up.

Leonel descended with a heavy thud, landing over the Rapax. The white furs on his hermit-like armor and hood fluttered in the wind, but not a single thing seemed out of place even after the intent battle.

Although Leonel had defeated the Rapax, he still looked down at him with hints of respect in his eyes. If not for their gap in power and strength due to the circumstances of the trial, it was uncertain if Leonel would be able to win this battle. Though this uncertainty was only due to the fact that Leonel didn't have his Ability Index, wasn't this Rapax restricted in the same way.

Still looking the Rapax in the eye, Leonel bent forward and snatched his spear.

"What's your name?" Leonel asked.

The Rapax didn't seem to want to speak, but Leonel only shrugged. It was only a moment of curiously. He fused the two spears together and his became sturdier and sharper once again. There wasn't much of a change in its appearance since the first fusion, but Leonel could feel the changes quite profoundly. It had a bit of extra heft to it, its blade was a little longer, and whereas before Leonel had to rely on his Spear Force to pierce the hide of beasts, he could pierce them relying on his strength and the sharpness of this blade alone.

Slowly, the Rapax began to shimmer away and vanish. But in the end, he did finally speak once more, maybe in gratitude for Leonel not killing him even though he very well could have.

"My name is Urah'Kai."

as the Rapax slowly faded away and grinned. "The name's Leonel Morales, don't dream

get revenge. He could only strew in his own frustration. He, Urah'Kai, a genius among geniuses, had

with

echoed out, but Leonel only chuckled. This guy had been far too arrogant, he just wanted to knock him down a peg. Of course, Leonel hadn't realized that he

waved it a few times. He gave himself a nod before beginning to draw a Force Art into the ground. There weren't many beasts remaining in this zone, so he

needed most was a movement technique. He wasn't sure if the treasure zone Nelligan told him

Bronze clearance, Leonel would have certain other advantages that he could take advantage of, so he would have to make

was counted with his others, that made six, plus the

the next three territories. All three had been headed by young geniuses who were still working on

learn more about them. It couldn't be helped. The best he could do now was put his head down

them rippled once before solidifying. Quickly, a surge of

time, Leonel didn't instantly draw a Force Art to attract them over, he wanted to see how strong

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in the tribulation zone, a

didn't expect our territories to be

who spoke only

these two

man was handsome to an exaggerated degree. There wasn't a single imperfection on his tanned skin. In fact, it felt like his tan was an illusion brought by the delicate bronze energy he gave off, almost as though the sun's rays couldn't