Dimensional Descent

Aina was very familiar with the history of the Silver Empire. She had, of course, entered their Zone before, although that Zone was heavily distorted. However, given Aina's instincts, she was very good at telling the fake from the real. The problem here wasn't this, though...

The problem was that according to her understanding, The Silver Empire would be destroyed very soon. In fact... There was a rush at the doors of the throne room and a messenger rushed in, heaving deep breaths. This messenger didn't even get the chance to speak before it happened.

The palace rocked and quaked.

Aina's expression changed, and she quickly stood to her feet. Her Force imploded within her body, and she struck out. Compared to Leonel, her ability to adapt to this new body was on a completely different level. She had access to 100% of the Silver Emperor's strength immediately. In fact, as time passed, she was actually faintly surpassing the Silver Emperor until she would reach the point where she could entirely suppress him.

The power of Aina's palm was mighty. It almost matched the rocking scene seen before her, blasting a hole through the double doors and out of the palace, surging into the skies and meeting a rippling wave of raging Star Qi.

Despite the power of her strike, Aina's expression was quite ugly at the moment. Or rather, the expression of the Silver Emperor's was.

Her strike managed to protect a large segment of Planet Silver, but it was still only a segment. And, "large" in this case wasn't nearly large enough. The capital city and its surrounding lands were all well protected, but the rest of the planet was practically blown off the map, some of the destruction even wrapping around and destroying the opposite hemisphere.

Just what had happened?

The messenger shook in fear. At first, he had thought that the Silver Emperor was attacking him in rage for interrupting, but now he realized that he had been just this close from dying.

Imperial Majesty..." The messenger huffed and puffed.

that the skies had seemed far more... lively than she was used to. It practically felt as though a net of starlight was cast over them. In fact, it was

skies she remembered... dim, uninteresting, obedient to even the smallest

worse than that, and especially pertinent to the current mission at hand, what did

they had suffered the greatest at the hand of this destruction. What was the

What about her mother-in-law?

...

Using the World Spirit, he had limited the strokes of his spear from 999, down to less than a dozen, relying on the

and now this ant had

El'Rion spoke

words of a Pluto were law. To Leonel, it was nothing more than whispers of the wind. When he wanted to do something, no one

ever. Standing almost

trying to help someone related to an existence who had just almost killed him? Why was he stopping Leonel when he had nothing to do with this

was stepping forth? It sounded to him like he wanted