Dimensional Descent

Leonel's vision cleared and he found himself in a bustling city. Though... describing it like this felt a bit odd because it wasn't what one would expect from such a bustling environment.

People were concentrated in certain areas and they weren't really interacting with the city much at all. It was more like they had all been randomly spawned here and were instead trying to reconfigure their bearings. The result was a "bustling" city that was instead filled with people looking around and observing one another.

It seemed that this made sense. After all, they were indeed randomly spawned here. Leonel still found the choice a bit weird, though.

There was no separation from people of different realms and such, they were just thrown into a hodgepodge and forced to co-mingle, something that was highly dangerous given the circumstances.

Aside from those Demi-God Worlds that were pretty much certain to pass, everyone else was on edge. Unless you had a good margin against reaching that 10% number, there was no way that you could be relaxed in this sort of environment. Even those that felt like they had a great chance were still on edge because things weren't entirely under your control.

The only way to guarantee that there would be no issues was to have a genius capable of reaching the top 100, something most of the worlds did not have considering the concentration of strength in the hands of a minority of worlds.

And, of course... Leonel and Aina were pretty much the only humans here. At the very least, whether it was with his eyes or his Internal Sight, he didn't catch a whiff of any of them.

Of course, that made sense. There were definitely humans outside of the human alliance, spread out across Existence. But these people likely lived ignoble existences that Leonel wouldn't wish on anyone. Slavery was probably the pinnacle of what they could hope for.

This, though, likewise made Leonel and Aina stick out like a sore thumb. In the midst of this sea of Nomads, Spirituals, Demons, Clouds, and even Beast Race members, they were particularly...

Ordinary.

Beast. Its fur was a bright gold, and its mane, as well as the tip of its tail, flickered with flames so dense that they really did

language as it

didn't have any force behind it and looked harmless. In fact, it moved down like a normal pat on the head, almost as though

nearly so exaggerated, its paw felt

Dream Force latched onto the language and retroactively translated everything

didn't think we'd find some so early on, brothers. Look at the beauty, I'll definitely take her. Little man, I can take you

a hand and stopped the paw from touching his

doubt that these people all had their own methods of translating

immediately that these people weren't lamenting because they felt sympathy, but rather because the lion Beast was the strongest existence in this little

crude language toward Aina was always met with death. However, his reaction this time didn't seem to

paw in his other, his

you're not, then you'll probably be torn to pieces by my

suddenly found an

other limbs stabilizing it as its paw

turned back as he lowered his hand. His palm reached forward, facing the ground as he seemed to make a reverse come here