Dimensional Descent

Cindra frowned when she saw the crystal Leonel was handing to her.

First, she was in shock that this boy found her at all. After the Slayer Legion dispersed, the commanders were the only ones who hadn't followed into the Segmented Cube along with Leonel. Obviously, this was because they didn't really want to put their lives in the hands of Leonel.

This left Cindra feeling a bit... conflicted. It was a cop-out, honestly. They were willing to trust him with the lives of all of those people, but not their own? It went to show that the Slayer Legion had already become too used to leading... it was a familiar symptom of power. Eventually, the corruption would seep in.

Of course, things weren't so exaggerated. But if there really came a day where the Slayer Legion was victorious, wouldn't things go very wrong, very quickly?

"I'm not a Dream Force expert," she said lightly.

"You just don't think you are. But I can sense it in you."

Now that he was looking for it, not to mention the fact his Dream Force had raised to a new level, Leonel was certain that Anastasia was correct.

His "80%" metric was a bit crude, and it would be hard to tell for a while if Cindra really had that amount of potential or not. But what was certain was that her talent in Dream Force was extraordinary.

She hesitated for a moment. She felt that Leonel likely wasn't lying to her... but she found it difficult to just trust him.

Just the fact he had found her in this vast world meant that they had never really left his range of influence. Could it be the reason he never cared to stop them was because he knew that he could find them again whenever he needed to? That was quite a scary thought.

Leonel tilted his head to the side before retracting his hand.

Cindra frowned. "What-?"

spar," Leonel suddenly

"Huh?"

all that

I'm trying to trick you, no? Won't it be easy to tell after

Clearly, he was saying that he didn't have to trick her because he was so much more powerful to

Dimension, and this should mean a lot... especially when her enemy was just in the Fifth. But there was something about Leonel that left

"There's no need for that. I saw Aina's battle, I know that she's very

nor there," Leonel smiled, "for all you know I'm doing this behind her back and could just

to humiliate me. I get it," Cindra shook her head and reached

chuckled and brought out the Dream Force Crystal. He couldn't help but remember the overly cautious

humiliate Cindra, but he just wanted to remind her that her reservations were silly. He really didn't need to go so far to trick her, and if he just wanted to influence her with Dream Force, he could just do it with his own,

just yet was how accurate his deductions were. Cindra was, indeed, the one that had guided Eamon, and

BOOM!

from Cindra. It moved so violently that it pierced a pillar into the skies high

his expression

"Shit."

Cindra's own was about to reach a new realm,

one after another, from the day she was born to the present. She didn't have any wherewithal about

moment, high in the skies, the outline of a familiar owl formed, a call that sounded akin to the phoenix's of myth and legend peeling across the

exhaled a breath and shook his