Dimensional Descent

Leonel's spear flickered, driving through the chest of another Spiritual. Unlike with the Nomads, he let these people live, but it wasn't out of the kindness of his heart.

For one, he had his own bottom line, but deeper than that, as much as he really wanted to offend everyone under the sun, he couldn't do that. He had basically crippled the Gem Dream Pavilion already, and Burul was still on his kill list. If he crippled three Dream Pavilions, those bastards might find a reason to deal with him.

Of course, another reason was that they weren't involved in Clarence's death. However, this wasn't really enough of a reason for Leonel to spare them. The first reasons definitely weighed heavier.

Who knew if they wouldn't have treated Clarence the same way if they had a chance? Plus, it was clear and obvious to him that even if they were benevolent enough to let Clarence live, they still definitely wanted his head.

He wasn't a fan of sparing people who wanted to kill him, but some sacrifices ultimately had to be made. Of course, if they pissed him off enough, he wouldn't mind wiping them off the face of Existence.

But that was unnecessary... for now.

This was the sixth Spiritual that Leonel had killed, and he had already turned his attention toward the seventh. He knew that Burul and Regnier were likely trying their best to find him by now. Although Burul was a hothead that was easy to goad, that sort of provocation wouldn't last forever. He ultimately wasn't a fool.

From the six Spirituals he had "killed," he had managed to gain some more information about their communication method, mostly through the treasures they left behind.

The necklaces worked both ways. That essentially meant that if Regnier managed to find at least one of his Spiritual brethren, then Leonel could be found through their methods.

The drawback was that they wouldn't know exactly who was who and could only do so randomly, with the exception of the King necklace, of course. A necklace that was in Regnier's hands until it fell into Leonel's.

This essentially meant that if Regnier found one of his people, Leonel would definitely be caught, flaw or not.

disadvantage also gave Leonel an advantage. That was because as long as Regnier didn't find his people, to the Spirituals, all they

several times, leading Spirituals right into pre-laid out traps that granted him

most of them were just Tier Six threats. But he was still Tier Six for now as well; why get into a long, drawn-out battle

was inching

rune nets, seven of them were outfitted with Tier Sixes, one of them with a Tier Five, and

he found a Tier Eight,

to

so many places the Spirituals could be. The odds he would run

Tier Seven the last time Leonel came across him, he knew that the Pavilion Head definitely had some sort of trump card of his own. He couldn't take any

Owlans. Who knows, maybe he might accidentally run into one of them while thinking

wasn't the only

thought for a moment and made a move

He had killed six of them and crippled one of their contingency plans. That was enough for

he could just destroy them, he would. Unfortunately, he didn't have a reliable way of doing

treasures all seemed simple, but they were forged of materials beyond him. The rune nets were just one example, but he had to remember that these were true powerhouses. Even if these were Bronze Grade treasures to

found a random Tier Six and threw the necklaces into its

two hours later, a figure appeared where Leonel had been, only to find that only a Tier

her hand, then toward the creature, and

to get Regnier? That shouldn't be the case... Regnier is much smarter than Burul, and

as well. She wouldn't abandon