Dimensional Descent

Leonel found himself sitting in a room. Though, this sort of description was far too neutral, and maybe even positive, for where it really was.

It might as well have been a dungeon. There were no chains around his wrists and ankles, but it was effectively the same.

He had simply been told to wait here, in this dingy room, while something was prepared for him. He was also told that he would have to be here for a few weeks depending on his performance. As for what his task was, he was apparently meant to be a sparring partner for the youths of the Godlen family.

Well, honestly, this was just Leonel's translation. In reality, this was introduced to him as a training opportunity. He was also told that he would have to do his best to protect his life, or he might lose it.

Toward this explanation, Leonel could only chuckle.

Well, it seemed that Simona had brought him more trouble than he gave her credit for. What should have been a few weeks buffer became a steaming hot pan of frying oil.

The more the situation was like this, though, Leonel found himself becoming calmer and calmer. If it wasn't because he was still worried about his cousin and Jessica, he might have already entered a perfect state of tranquility.

Why a sparring arena instead of just directly trying to kill him? Wasn't it obvious? They wanted to see the real Leonel.

They had even sent him here with the serum still running through his veins. They were clearly hoping that it would lower his inhibitions enough that he would display his true feelings outwardly.

Leonel took note of all of this silently as the doors to the dungeon, that wasn't a dungeon, that was definitely a dungeon finally opened.

He stood without a word and stepped out.

The arena was quite empty, as one might expect from one set aside for a sparring session. The only individuals present were Simona, the young man that always followed her around, and three others that Leonel didn't recognize.

"Primrose, you'll go first," the young man by Simona said. "Remember that this is supposed to simulate real-life combat."

Primrose's figure flickered and vanished, appearing 20 or so meters away from Leonel. The sand and dirt in the arena kicked up before settling down slowly.

Primrose's head tilted to the side, observing Leonel.

looked a bit

rather that her face was far too overly innocent. It was

same. At the very least, she didn't flinch at the scent of blood and sweat that

he seemed to have just rolled out of bed. He wasn't wearing a shirt

mind, however, was as sharp as

do in this

Tier 6? Ah, does it matter? She's strong. Probably stronger than any of the Ancestors of a Dimensional Verse

think they were going to get

the young man

a beast seemed to manifest from nowhere. It lunged

register that it was some sort of panther beast before he

BANG!

exploded into a rain of

the arena, the back of his

froze, as did all the

He

...

space,

it? His gaze was sharp, he had the strength of a Ninth Dimension behemoth, and he wasn't the kind

Fifth Dimension. What else could possibly happen when he fought someone in the

helpless sigh Leonel released in that final moment, sounded like someone that had

...

handle even a single strike before, even that

disgusted by the situation; he felt that he had lost

back. Despite her cute appearance, she didn't even

head, she agreed with the young man above. This really was

...

long while later, Liana came forward with a team of