Dimensional Descent

The reaction that El'Rion might have expected wasn't the one he received. If anything, he was underwhelmed.

Leonel had already seen just how far apart the strengths of various Races could be. Setting aside the Spirituals, there was himself. When that figure in the blood pool moved, it had to be understood that Leonel's Dimension didn't change, the only thing that changed was how much access to his own personal talent he had. That meant, the man who could kill Ancestors, and even Overlords, as though they were wet tissue paper, had been the very same Sixth Dimensional Leonel.

Of course, that was still not as impressive as El'Rion who was only in the Fifth Dimension. Though the latter had said Quasi Sixth Dimensional, this was the reality. Quasi or not, it was still the Fifth Dimension. However, it wasn't enough to completely upend Leonel's reality.

As for why he was underwhelmed, it was because he would expect such an existence to be further along at 14 years old.

If he had been born in the Morales family, he would have most definitely been faster than that. He had entered the Dimensional Verse at 18 years old. He was now 26 years old, and most of that time had been spent struggling on his own. It was completely unlike El'Rion who even had access to such a treasure.

That said, Leonel still stored away several things from this information, much of which was speculation.

El'Rion had said if his age was converted, it was very possible that he had experienced much more than 14 years, but just like dog years, different species experienced the years differently. This would explain why there wasn't even a hint of childishness on his face, though that could also be explained by his race itself.

The second important speculation was that he didn't believe that El'Rion was actually just slow to progress. Or, rather, even if he was slow, every step he took was far more substantial than Leonel's own. That meant that the Pluto Race had a different method of progression, one that Leonel was very much interested in.

A part of his senses drifted down to the members of the Void Race that Shan'Rae had left behind, a cold glint lighting his eyes.

know why he had wasted his time, it was truly uncharacteristic of him. There also wasn't a

somewhat speechless. Laying a hand even on a servant of a God Race would

to get to it because Leonel didn't seem to be paying attention, but if Leonel had truly killed Shan'Rae, it would have been like sentencing everyone to death. He didn't know why, but he didn't want to see

he made such a folly. He would likely spend his years in eternal damnation, never laying eyes on the person who put him there in

him. He was used to being reprimanded for his straight forward ways, he might be talented, but he

once said that smart people couldn't be convinced with reason. Usually, they had already thought of every possibility. Telling them facts would do nothing to change the situation. He had already assumed that giving a person the facts was only right, any logical person would

If you wanted to convince someone of something, you had to understand their why and manipulate that. Unless you could understand that,

long as they had enough bias, even if you laid out all the facts before them they might nod to

was

Spirit had responded to Leonel. The

suddenly said,

not quite

how powerful your people are. I also don't care what your original purpose here was, or how you might

reason, trying to understand me, trying to convince me. I originally didn't know why you were deviating so far from your

for the first

gave you a mission to fulfill that promise you want to complete it to 100% of your ability and maybe pull

just your understanding of your Race. Do you even know who I am? Do you know what I'm capable of? Did you check to see

El'Rion's, looking