Dimensional Descent

Xavnik's actions should have gotten far more praise than they did. He, almost rightfully, thought himself to be leading the pack. He had taken advantage of an obvious loophole in the rules, but taking advantage of this loophole wasn't simple.

Those that participated needed to come from prominent families, and he also had to convince not just the participants themselves to follow him, but even the powerful elders behind them that following his steps was in their best interest.

With the fact that the Morales family were quickly becoming the public enemy of the Human Domain, especially as Leonel continued his slaughter, how could such a thing be simple? In fact, it was so difficult that it bordered on impossible. Pulling this off, especially given the short time that was given, was a feat of feats.

Not only had this allowed Xavnik to accumulate a large number of subordinates in the shortest period of time, but he had also claimed three territories already. Although they were all still at the Sub-Grade, this was done on purpose by him. He didn't want to grab too much attention too soon.

His goal was to covertly gather up enough points and resources to push all three territories to the Silver-Grade by the end of the second day. By then, he would be leagues beyond anyone else. In fact, the only ones aware that he had gathered such an army beneath him already were those who were watching from the outside. From the perspective of those on the night side, everything was normal...

On the day side, the two other Heirs outside of Leonel were Fifth Nova, Ramon and Second Nova, Auran.

Interestingly enough, Ramon had taken a very similar approach to Leonel, just much slower. When he found a village, he and his partner, Valorie, got to work. After clearing the village, work that Valorie seemed to take charge of practically alone, Ramon entered the center console of the village and brought out a Workbench and a Force Crafting Quill.

Leonel. Trading for individual treasures was too expensive, he would Craft his way

own. This valiant woman seemed to have a spear

nearly a hundred subordinates as well, and each and every one was outfitted with Gold-Grade armors and weapons. Then,

for Auran, his approach seemed to be the oddest of them all. He completely ignored the villages despite the fact that he had come across two unclaimed ones on the first day. He and his partner seemed to vanish into the shadows, making their position hard to lock on even for

fact you could find whichever candidate you wanted to check on with just a

As such, many only checked on him every few hours, not having the patience to give him their full attention, and it was

ones of the day side, half of the Constellation families were also present. Of them, the Lio family and the Gemin

their two best geniuses, Conon and Gunter, on the same team. Both had only recently

the smallest group at not even a dozen, but this wasn't due to their lack of kills. Outside of Leonel, Adawarth and the cumulative efforts of Xavnik's coalition, they likely had the most. However, they had converted all of these kills directly to points, first outfitting themselves with their best weapons and armors long since prepared, and then, strangely,

could be exchanged for using both kill exchanges or like treasures, it depended on the individual's choice. But what was interesting was the Lio family first traded in

received for the kills. However, the question was why would the Lio family be trading for such weak beasts to begin

For their beasts