Dimensional Descent

The Ancestors were all shaken. No matter how fast the others invaded, they believed that the Void Palace should at least be able to hold on for a few days, at least two or three on their own. In the best case scenario, and if the other Races had reservations of their own, even a few weeks wouldn't be impossible.

It couldn't be forgotten that the Void Palace was the protector of humanity against foreign races. They weren't just a random power, it could be said that if they weren't neutral, they would be the strongest power in the whole of the Human Domain. For them to have already lost a line of defense was ridiculous.

But then, it hit them like a ton of bricks.

To Leonel, the matters of the Cataclysm Zone were only less than a year ago, but to the people of the Human Domain, it was over 20 years ago and much of those matters had already long since settled down. Even for these Ancestors who had experienced so much life, 20 years was definitely not a short time by any stretch.

It had made them neglect a fact... the current Void Palace wasn't the same Void Palace of the past!

Not everyone had made it out of the Cataclysm Zone. In fact, the casualties were heavy. It had to be remembered that just a normal beast Leonel came across had almost taken his life, and before he left, he could already be considered to be better than most Galaxy Ranked disciples.

If just a single beast had put Leonel in that position, let alone the strength of that small village he had run into, what chance did many of the others stand?

But this was something that should only affect the disciples at and below the Galaxy Rank, right? Unfortunately, this wasn't even remotely the case.

After adjusting themselves, many had concluded what Leonel had. A rampaging Zone had trapped them all and now they would suffer the same fate as others that had failed to clear Sub Dimensional Zones. As such, many had thought that they would have to adjust themselves and live out the rest of their lives in this place.

They had tried to contact civilization, to become a part of their cities, and their culture... but just how many would have died in such an environment?

practically became a slave to

even been able to make it to the city. They would have died in the forests before reaching it, they would have died at the hands of

spectacular deaths, some even spawned directly into demon territory and were shredded to pieces by monsters one would only see

that the rest were still on their way. However, with Leonel's return, that hope was

seeing those effects first hand. It didn't matter if they tried to control it

Domain Ranked disciples vanished never to be seen again, and even more disciples

hit much harder than if they had been

had already guessed that this matter would happen, but even he was caught off guard by

He had been prepared for a war to break out the instant the Heir Wars erupted, it was just that this was a much different war than the one he had been waiting

a hand and suddenly snapped his

as the sound echoed. Under the shocked gazes of those present, the skies

thousands, but then there were tens of thousands,

were billions of them. And, somehow, the Ancestors didn't sense them until Leonel

ship," Leonel commanded

didn't even begin to show any signs of being overloaded. In fact, it