Dimensional Descent

Raffyr took a breath and calmed himself. He was used to a hierarchy in the Brazinger family, among the four they were most definitely the strictest in this regard. Since their bloodlines practically made them thirst for battle, it was an inevitable outcome. The likes of Simeon was exceptionally rare, if not for his background, he would have never been favored so much regardless of what his Ability Index could do.

Long story short, Raffyr was very much used to swallowing his pride and biding his time. He lacked top tier talent within their family, so he could only do things this way.

"What should we do, then?" Raffyr asked. "Just from our short stint on Earth, it was too easy to tell that their entire system has been overhauled. And now that we've left Earth, returning to our families will be difficult with this being this way."

Earth was their only gateway back to their families, so now that they had been lured away in order to find out information about what had truly happened, there was no going back, at least not with any sort of ease.

No matter how they looked at it, whoever had set them up like this had done so on purpose and also had an understanding of how their system worked. Now, unless they disregarded the risks and tried to rush back to Earth, they would definitely be delayed at least a few more months, extending matters even further.

Obviously, this was the goal of Earth and it only benefited them.

"... I think the first thing we should do is gather the others. We need to leave here quickly as I'm sure you've all already sensed that we've been tagged. Since we've sent people, the Laevis and Crudus definitely have as well. After we gather up, we can decide what the next step will be." Adrin replied.

"It'll be difficult. I doubt the tag only applied to those coming here, so they've been tagged as well. If they chose to flee from their location as quickly as possible, finding them might prove difficult. By then, they can pick us off one by one," Raffyr said solemnly. "Also, there's no guarantee that they sent Seventh Dimension existences like you did, so they might very well be sitting ducks."

they were more like reluctant allies as they had no

up against them, before they even found the others, they'd

them, that would be for the best, but since we cannot, I think the best course of action is to leave Earth's

while, Adrin came down with this

felt trapped, like mice in a trap. If they squirmed about in Earth's territory for too long, they could

"Since things have reached this point, I think it's best we

It wasn't that he hadn't thought of this, but they didn't have the weight to make such a decision. In addition, with how suffocating Earth's tactics had been, there was no telling how those chess pieces were fairing to

we shut them down before they could act. I think it's only right

"I'm not certain that..."

the time we've spent building up our foundation has been wasted. Although we don't have the jurisdiction to know why our families are doing this, its apparent that they have their reasons, correct? If not, why even bother? Why not just wait until Earth enters the Eighth Dimension and send in the geniuses of your younger sister's caliber? What chance

they needed to establish a presence first, and he felt that it was likely due to the necessity of not allowing the Fawkes to grow

the situation would be impossible. It's time we activate some trump cards

fell over them all once again

by an insatiable desire to prove himself. It was clear that Raffyr saw this as an opportunity to increase both his and his sister's

hard, his little sister had already led their branch family far further than he could ever imagine. But he could understand Raffyr's fire because he had once had it as well... before his

letting Little Nana take the