Dimensional Descent

Leonel's expression changed. His speed hit a completely new state, a wild surge of Light Force and Spatial Force spreading over his body. He seemed to lengthen, his body becoming a blurred afterimage spreading across the skies.

He caught Aina just before the beam appeared before them, but already felt too late to do anything after it. It almost looked as though he had rushed forward just to die along with her.

At that moment, Leonel unleashed a furious roar, his Bronze Aura erupting from his body and forming a gravity field that crushed everything in its path.

The ground, or rather large body of water below him suddenly exploded, a pillar of invisible force crushing it as though a mighty fist had suddenly slammed against its surface.

BANG!

The beam of light smashed against Leonel's defenses and seemed prepared to destroy them even faster than they had Aina's. But right then, the wild fluctuation of golden and silver energies wrapped around Leonel's body suddenly surged as well.

However, it was all helpless.

SHUUUU!

The laser shot past, the end of its body blinked before waning like the final drip of water from a faucet. It shuddered out of existence and the beam of light disappeared into the distance, far out of the reach of their sight until...

BOOM!

A mountain range in the distance had a hole that was at least a half kilometer across burnt right through the center of it. It didn't even seem as though it had been hit by anything, the laser having long since vanished. But it wasn't until the shock waned that people realized that the laser had moved so quickly that it had long since left the range of the mountain before they were aware of the damage that it had caused.

sound! This sort of impossible phenomena was too difficult to wrap one's mind across, but very few picked up on this

grown to root for and no one seemed to believe that they were as arrogant as they had previously presumed. Their entrance just weeks ago was imprinted onto their minds and they replayed it again and again, feeling that this

they had actually died... just like

wouldn't understand what it meant for a Tier 2 Star Ship to appear, the middle tier families definitely did. The high tier families didn't care about fairness because Leonel had humiliated them all and even killed so many of their geniuses, but the middle tier

of indignance was something that had been in their hearts for the longest time, and now it was on full display before everyone and it left them feeling both helpless and enraged... until suddenly a pillar of water that

skies. His breathing was heavy, but his gaze was impossibly

breathing was shallow and pained. Just the aftershock of the laser, without even hitting, was devastating. It superheated the air to the point that only someone with such high Fire Force attainments as Leonel could ignore, and it hit like a truck. It was one thing if you didn't resist, you just might die immediately. But the moment you

his heavy breathing becoming the

face up, all floating and not a single one complete. There were limbs, incomplete torsos, there was even an individual

of this in and finally looked up, his gaze matching Kron's who was still slightly stunned

Force to slightly bend the laser around him just enough that he had the space to dodge. It was impossible to know

Light Force he had practically used the entirety of just now. He would need at least

half of his [Instant Recovery] ability, but that required sucking people dry, and the only people he could do that with were

his gaze growing to the point the

intelligent, so he had figured out how Leonel had survived. It was an easy enough deduction to make, but it was

his realm of comprehension, he had no need to fear it any longer. The upper hand was held by the Omann, and

whether or not he would shatter his badge before he could kill him. The Omann family had already made it clear that this young man had to die, but the original plan was for a sudden sneak

secret signal with his hands clasped behind his back and his dignified expression turned

Morales, I presume? I can't tell if you're simple or stupid. Did you believe that sending your headless subordinates here

breathe too loudly for fear that he might hurt

a smile before looking down. "Those are