Dimensional Descent

Aina stood in the middle, a bit annoyed. A Time Force practitioner was used to account for a million different things at once. Aside from Dream Force practitioners, they were probably the very best in this regard. In fact, it was probably closer than it seemed and there was a ton of overlap.

But this man actually forgot that they were in the middle of an arena. She had even just been using one hand in an attempt to prolong the fight as she had definitely just made years of progress in a few seconds just now. It would be hard to replicate these circumstances elsewhere.

She shook her head and vanished, leaving the world in silence.

...

The entire matter was recontextualized in their minds. They realized that Aina didn't seem to have struggled even from the very beginning. Other than a superficial use, she didn't really rely on her on Battle Ax Force either. In fact, it had only been barely enough for them to realize that she was a Sovereign.

The group looked toward one another. Even Orion, the Cloud Race youth, opened a single eye, taking a peek at what was happening above. Then, a hint of solemnness appeared between his brows.

That... was definitely not normal.

They were certain that the man's Ability Index was influencing Aina as well, so where was the jerkiness? Why did she seem unaffected? Was she a Time Force user as well? Had she used it to counter it?

A Sovereign of a Weapon Force and a Time Force user? And on top of that, carrying that absolutely ridiculous physical strength?

The silence somehow became deeper.

...

she, Yuri and Savahn had been using,

hadn't really been using Time Force. Those people lacked ingenuity, and also

Force. The reason for her strong body was because of her nigh endless vitality, it was just a natural part of being

only work on whatever the

all of that just to

feel the changes the Time Force was making to her clearly. She could react to exactly when she should attack even better than the man himself who was relying partially on a roll of the

just win, she would have chosen the exact moment where the Luck

was chasing

more importantly than that, this sort of variability in battle would

of her strike while her ax was already in the air just by controlling the ebb

she was a bit annoyed, unable to

Then it suddenly clicked.

again and again just to shore up a weakness she might have had

as a weapon before. There probably wasn't a single weapon type that she hadn't tried out, some

had experienced such a compulsion. She thought it was because she had already gone past the limit

to lean into that even more. Not just using her understanding of other weapons to shore up her weaknesses, but also making